An efficient and smart approach towards the design in relation to the people and user group can aid in a cheerful and lively cafeteria place. A cafeteria should meet the needs of all the groups that use the place, from doctors to nurses and staff to patients and visitors.

Designers have a huge role and impact in the healing journey of patients. They can play their part in contributing towards a healthy environment and well-being of patients, their families, staff and every other person visiting or using the facility.

Cafeterias have great impact on supporting a less stressful patient’s journey. Bringing the greenery indoors and the landmarks contribute a lot in developing an aesthetically pleasing space.

As bright colors boost appetite and hunger and aid in creating bright live-able spaces, Master Paints covers this by providing beautiful bright tones and their variations. From our Matt Emulsion range try our Tile Red -5041- Luxury Emulsion and M. Light Red -28- Super Emulsion which are the lighter tones of pure red, as well as Poppy -54- Super Emulsion which is a beautiful shade of red. Yellow being one of the bright colors is also a favorite when it comes to food areas. Basanti - 7030 - Royal Matt Emulsion which is a shade of yellow and looks so exciting when used as an accent color with Shell Grey -24- Super Emulsion or Black -30- Super Emulsion.

If you are not into reds, we advise you to go for a muted tone Orange -53- Super Emulsion which has the properties of red but look more calm and energetic. Coral -5052- Luxury Emulsion and Tangerine -5054- Luxury Emulsion are also light variations of orange.

If you want to play safe, try our whites in beautiful undertones of pinks and violets like Ash Grey -7032- Royal Matt Emulsion and Pink Violet -5064- Luxury Emulsion.

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Ever wonder why food chains and casual eateries like KFC, MC Donald’s, OPTP or Burger king used red, yellow, orange colors as their statement colors. You must know the answer if you know color psychology. Powerful and bold colors are energizing and tend to stimulate hunger. No one wants to dine or eat in a stark sterile cold space. Cafeteria has to be inviting, warm and energetic.

Whether you want to please your customers, boost the appetite, increase table turnover or just want to decorate the cafeteria, color plays a vital role in any food establishment.

The rule is simple as interior design, you have to avoid creating unrealistic and unnatural color schemes. In order to help you understand color psychology and how it effects your customers we have rounded up some popular color choices for you.

Appetite boosting color scheme: Red, yellow, orange and tangerine are all appetite boosting colors. Always use these colors in moderation as too much will make the cafeteria look crowded and busy. Use our Lemon - Synthetic Enamel and P.O. Red - Synthetic Enamel as brand colors for café interior and menu cards as well. If you don’t want to go for a bold combo, try this Orange - Synthetic Enamel which is the mixture of red and yellow and have the properties of both.

Pastels: If you want the cafeteria to have a more relaxing vibe and if you are not chasing a high table turnover rate then pastels is the best selection for you. From Misty Rose -Luxury Emulsion to Orchard Lane - Luxury Emulsion and Candyland - Luxury Emulsion to Paprika - Luxury Emulsion our wide range of pastels will have you covered.

Warm inviting tones: For relaxed and inviting as well as intimate and romantic food establishments, the favorite color schemes are the warm tones. Unlike fast food chains, warm earthy dark tones are preferable for healthy organic food places. Our favorite Golden Brown - Synthetic Enamel and Crimson - Synthetic Enamel or Red Oxide - Synthetic Enamel and Light Green - Synthetic Enamel, we have many variations of natural and earthy colors to choose from.

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