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Table inspirations for your spaces and concepts

Think spaces. Find concepts. Design tables. Every dining space tells its own story—from fine dining rooms to cafés with community tables to bars with signature drinks on your table. 

FineDining & Gourmet

Haute cuisine is characterized by creative flavor combinations, elaborate preparation techniques, and sophisticatedly presented menus.

On a table is a colorful cocktail garnished with a carrot.

Cross-over Cuisine

A founder's drink with a light head, in an elegantly curved whisky glass stands on a platter made of petrified wood. Behind it is a highball glass with a green cocktail garnished with a cucumber slice.

Fermentation

On a wooden table in front of a blue-green background, there is a glass of sparkling wine, a dessert bowl and an artistically arranged dessert in a wine glass.

Tasting Menus

Bar & Drink Culture

Trends from the bar sector show how strongly drinks influence the dining experience.

Mouth-blown long drink glasses with a modern finish and stoneware-look dip bowls are displayed in an illuminated retro glass case to create an extravagant serving table concept.

Savory Cocktails

Perfectly prepared Cosmopolitan, Margarita and Piña Colada served in stylish clear glasses made of crystal glass.

Retro Cocktails

A stylish cocktail glass with a head of foam and a pinch of spice is displayed on a table with a textured mosaic in white and black.

Kombucha

Coffe Shop & Brunch

The café and breakfast area benefits from trends such as cold brew and coffee to stay, which are transforming coffee from a quick “to go” drink into an in-house experience.

Cold-brew coffee in an elegant cocktail glass, garnished with roasted banana and refined with banana milk. The glass is placed in a bright environment while the coffee is refined with banana milk from a white saucier.

Cold Brew

A piece of pink frosted cake on a white plate, next to it a fruit tart, on a bright red table. A silver spoon and a plain white cup stand next to it.

Coffee to stay

Small, elegant dishes such as Edelskiver (pancakes) with cream cheese, truffled confit potatoes and lobster, served on differently designed porcelain plates.

Snackification

Plantbased & Health

Health and plant-based nutrition are shaping many trends. Veganism and the veggie trend have developed into lasting movements.

On simple white porcelain, crispy Crystalbread is served on a bed of delicate mushroom cream. The creation is accompanied by drinks served in crystal-clear or green-transparent glasses.

Sensual Food

A beautifully laid table with a glass plate with fish salad, a wine glass, a carafe and modern cutlery on a rustic, textured table top.

Clean Eating

A bright green veggie burger with a red patty, lettuce and onions, served on a white gourmet plate with a curved rim, alongside a refreshing green drink in a long drink glass.

Vegan

Sustainable & local

Sustainability extends from the origin of ingredients to recycling. Zero Waste emphasizes that environmental protection is becoming increasingly important in restaurants.

The picture shows fish skin tacos with salmon tartare on celery roots, served on brown ceramic plates. A colorful drink in a crystal glass and cutlery in a hammered look complete the dish.

Circular Food

A fine table setting made of white bone china with kohlrabi, creamed kohlrabi and borage flowers. Panko breaded and fried onions are served in a small bowl in dark metallic colors. Restrained cutlery completes the elegant overall picture.

Farm to Table

A table set with a glass of wine and an assortment of food dishes, creating an inviting dining atmosphere.

Zero-kilometer cuisine

Social & Sharing

Communal dining is all the rage. Communal dining brings people together around a table and creates closeness.

A vibrant display of Middle Eastern delicacies, such as hummus, olives and fresh vegetables, on an artfully decorated tray, framed by modern plates and bowls, while hands reach for the tasty treats.

New Sharing

A colorful array of Middle Eastern dishes, including hummus, olives and fresh vegetables, on a decorative tray with a variety of modern plates and bowls, with hands reaching for the food.

DIY Food

A colorful variety of sashimi is presented on white porcelain, accompanied by elegant wine glasses, slender cutlery and a simple bowl for side dishes.

Meet Food

Fusion Kitchen & Experimental

Experimental cuisine plays with boundaries. Crossover cuisine combines ingredients and ideas from different cultures.

On unevenly shaped, light gray to beige stoneware bowls with a handmade character, edible charcoal made from manioc, goat's cheese cream and beetroot confetti can be found.

Food Fusion

A koi carp made of creamy panna cotta rests on modern, sustainable tableware. Crystal and water glasses as well as golden cutlery complete the trendy table concept.

Chaos Cooking

A slab of petrified wood serves as a stage for a gourmet dish. A hand-blown glass serves as a smoker grill. The steam escapes from under the half-raised glass. Next to the stone slab lies fine silver cutlery.

Flavor Contrast

Ethic & Regional and Comfort Food

Trends with a regional connection or feel-good factor range from Brotzeit (traditional German snack) and BBQ to Levant (Middle Eastern cuisine) and ethnic food.

A dark gray stoneware plate with edamame hummus with sprouts and sesame ducca seasoning. Simple stainless steel cutlery is a neutral companion. Next to the plate is a rosé wine glass and a serving bowl in white with bread.

Levant

A selection of Asian dishes, including dumplings, grilled meat, soup and stir-fried vegetables, elegantly arranged on white and dark plates, some of which have a metallic look. Classic silver cutlery, but of a high quality.

Ethno Food

Designing spaces means designing experiences

Inspiration for restaurateurs who want to get more out of their space

Restaurant dining doesn't start on the plate – it starts with the space. It starts with the first step through the door, with the atmosphere, with the interplay of furnishings, function, and experience. At Zwiesel Fortessa, we don't see spaces as static units, but as dynamic narrative spaces that make the restaurant concept visible and tangible.

Orientation for all gastronomic requirements

Whether a small family business, a fine dining restaurant, a trendy café or a chain restaurant – every restaurateur faces the same question: How can I use my space in a meaningful, coherent and economical way? Our inspiration page “Spaces” provides answers – not in the form of blanket solutions, but through individually customisable themes.

The clusters are based on real gastronomic trends, room functions, and the emotional needs of guests. This allows us to create a structural overview that is oriented toward practice—and toward the future.

From idea to implementation: rooms as concept carriers

Every room has potential—our inspirational worlds help you discover it. We show how trends such as vegan lifestyles, circular food, and crossover cuisine can be translated into concrete spatial designs: Which materials are suitable for plant-based cuisine? How can a bar area be designed to offer both an aperitivo moment and a signature cocktail experience? Which table layout supports communal dining without being impractical?

We work with questions like these in a trend-spanning and solution-oriented way, combining gastronomic content with design clarity.

Spaces for all times of day, guest profiles, and concepts

Breakfast areas, à la carte zones, counter solutions, private dining, outdoor dining, to-go spots, or experience areas: restaurants are diverse, and so must be their spatial concepts. Our inspiration rooms are structured according to real-life usage scenarios, allowing you as a host to quickly find the right setting for your needs.

And because many spaces in restaurants overlap—for example, through hybrid use throughout the day—our ideas are flexible: modular, functional, and yet emotionally charged.

For everyone who wants to design restaurants with attitude

In an age where authenticity, sustainability, and experience are becoming increasingly important, interior design is gaining strategic significance. It is no longer just “decoration,” but an expression of one's own gastronomic attitude.

Zwiesel Fortessa provides a toolbox for precisely this form of hospitality: inspiring, well-founded, and practical. We combine aesthetics with purpose, trends with structure, and vision with implementation.

Your spaces. Your stage. Our inspiration.

Our “Spaces” page is both an invitation and a tool:

An invitation to rethink restaurants – starting with the space. And a tool for intelligently bringing together trends, needs, and design questions.

Because consciously designing spaces means designing not just an environment, but expectations, experiences, and emotions. That is precisely where the power of contemporary restaurants lies.

Planning help & sales: Do you need support with the implementation of your plans? Then you are exactly right here! Our planning experts will help you without obligation by phone or email.

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Der Menüteller in der eleganten Farbe Premium Black überzeugt mit einer rauen Struktur. Er eignet sich hervorragend zum Servieren von leckeren Hauptgerichten. Der Menüteller harmoniert bestens mit seinem beigen Pendant. Der Teller hat einen Durchmesser von 26 cm und wird in einem praktischer 2er-Set und einer hochwertigen Geschenkbox geliefert.

Marke

Schott Zwiesel

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Der Menüteller in der eleganten Farbe Premium Black überzeugt mit einer rauen Struktur. Er eignet sich hervorragend zum Servieren von leckeren Hauptgerichten. Der Menüteller harmoniert bestens mit seinem beigen Pendant. Der Teller hat einen Durchmesser von 26 cm und wird in einem praktischer 2er-Set und einer hochwertigen Geschenkbox geliefert.

Marke

Schott Zwiesel

Hallo, Max Mustermann

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