Horeca

In de horeca wordt er op gevoel gekozen. Wat iemand bestelt, ziet of probeert, gebeurt vaak spontaan. Een goed ontworpen display helpt om dat moment te beïnvloeden: niet schreeuwerig, maar subtiel en passend binnen de sfeer van de zaak. Denk aan een display voor peper en zout die op een tafeltje staat. Hoe zorg jij dat jouw merk opvalt in de horeca?

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Why Displays Work in the Hospitality Industry

The hospitality industry isn’t like a retail setting. You don’t have the space or the attention you get in retail. Still, a display can help. A display on a table, at the bar, next to the register, or by the coffee machine, for example, provides just that little nudge toward a drink, a dish, or a promotion—without feeling pushy. It’s important that the presentation fits the atmosphere. In a lunchroom, it can be playful and lighthearted; in a restaurant, it should be stylish and understated.

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Popular Display Types in the Hospitality Industry

In the hospitality industry, displays are often small, targeted, and tailored to a single specific location. They aren’t large floor-standing structures, but rather subtle touchpoints that perfectly align with the moment a customer makes a choice. Counter displays are commonly seen at takeout counters, coffee bars, and sandwich shops. They’re used for loyalty cards, seasonal products, or new flavors—such as a limited-edition drink or snack.

Table displays are perfect for drink menus, wine recommendations, or promotions. Sometimes they’re combined with existing elements, such as the salt and pepper shaker holder, so they fit naturally on the table. Displays near coffee machines or beverage dispensers draw guests’ attention to extras like syrup, milk alternatives, or special offers.

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A method that works for you

Tailored to the atmosphere and space

In the hospitality industry, nothing is standard. The tables are different everywhere, the counter is different, and the style varies from one establishment to the next. A generic display quickly stands out like a sore thumb in such an environment. That’s why custom solutions almost always work better here. A table display shouldn’t be too tall, so your guests can still make eye contact with each other. A counter display needs to be sturdy, but shouldn’t dominate its entire surroundings. And a display next to a coffee machine needs to be functional, but it should also complement the rest of the interior aesthetically. That’s why in the hospitality industry, the process often starts with an idea, a location, or even just a photo of the spot where the display will go. Then a display is developed that meets all the requirements.

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What Our Customers Say

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“Dutch Display guided us perfectly from start to finish. They understood our idea right away and came up with creative solutions we would never have thought of ourselves. The end result exceeded our expectations!”

Mark Jansen

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“Professional, fast, and incredibly flexible. Even with our tight deadline, they delivered a display that not only looks fantastic but also delivers immediate results in the store.”

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“The team at Dutch Display really works with you to find the best solution. From the first sketch to the prototype, everything went smoothly and was clear. We’re extremely satisfied and will definitely work with them again!”

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have a question about our process or how we work? Below you’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions. That way, you’ll know exactly what to expect—from the initial idea to the final delivery.

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How can I be sure that the display won’t clash with the restaurant’s interior?

That’s a matter of coordinating in advance. We work together to determine the type of space where the display will be installed. Sometimes we ask for a photo or floor plan so that the design is truly suited to that location.

Can the design vary by location?

In some cases, we offer variations of a basic display. For example, in different sizes or materials, depending on where it will be placed. Think of a more upscale version for restaurants and a sturdier model for busy counter areas.

Should the display show a price or a promotion? Or just brand messaging?

That depends on the location and the purpose. In some hospitality establishments, a brand experience alone—without price information—is sufficient. In other cases, a promotional price or QR code is actually desirable. We’ll coordinate this with you in advance and ensure it fits within the context. We’d be happy to work with you to find the right solution. Please contact us for more information.