1. Behavioural Studies in Built Environment
Fine dining

2. Fine dining restaurants are full service restaurants with specific dedicated meal courses.
This is the most costliest type of restaurants.
Higher-quality materials are used for decoration of Fine dining restaurants to create an atmosphere required by the restaurateur.
Such restaurants have certain rules of dining, which the visitors are expected to follow such as the dress code, arrangement of things on the table, order of having different kinds of food etc.
The food looks good and tastes good and cost is much higher.

3. Highly decorated, calm atmosphere with soft background music played at low volume, to maintain privacy
Not too loud, not too bright, art on walls
No intense lighting is used. Cool lighting is used to create the required ambience
Candles may be used on each table with dim lighting all around
The wait staffs are usually highly trained and often wear more formal dress. The chefs are also talented people who acquired degree in this field

4. Setting a table for fine dining
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Table linens
Centerpiece
Candles, Candle holders / Table lamps
Silverware
Cloth Napkins
Napkin rings
Glass set

5. STEPS OF ARRANGING TABLE
Cover the table with a neat pad, cloth or lace covering
If not covered with cloth, proper table tops should be used
Arrange chairs such that people can sit comfortably without bumping elbows with seatmate
Place the candles and lit them when the guest enters
Set a formal charger ( a large round piece that sits below the plate). Place it at a distance of about 2 inches from edge of the table
Place a cloth napkin with napkin ring on each charger
Arrange the silverware and glasses accordingly, following the general rule of dining in fine dining restaurants
Place the forks cross or at an angle so that the server can understand that you are not finished with your food. When finished place the knife and fork in the centre of the plate vertically

6. SEATING ARRANGEMENT

7. Fine Dining American Restaurant

10. LIGHTING

12. INTERIOR DESIGNING ELEMENTS
WALL TEXTURES

13. DECORATED CEILINGS

14. WALL PAINTINGS