When a Landmark Restaurant Needs to Update its Decor, Elegant Ceilings & Walls Can Help

MONTREAL - Aug. 15, 2019 - PRLog -- No fine-dinning experience is complete without a warm, inviting and stylish setting. See how an iconic Montreal restaurant has modernized its decor with the help of Elegant Ceilings & Walls.

For a simple yet sophisticated look, the owners of Restaurant Di Menna in Saint-Leonard chose Ceilume Madison tiles to decorate the ceiling of their establishment. In addition to being classy and elegant, these luxurious ceiling panels give height and grandeur to the beautiful dining area.

To complete the makeover, the owners have also chosen to decorate the walls of their restaurant. They decided to adorn the wall behind the bar with Mirroflex Storm panels. With its repeated circles and swirls, the energetic design of these wall panels brings life and vitality to the decor. As for the other wall situated at the back of the room, it's partially covered with Mirroflex Random Lines panels. The curved lines of this decorative wall element add movement to the room without weighing it down. A classic look with a trendy touch.

"At Di Menna's, we know we have great food, says Enrico Di Menna, owner and chef of the restaurant. But we also know that ambience is just as important. Decor is, indeed, a key element for a complete dining experience. To help us with this particular matter, we chose Elegant Ceilings & Walls for their great service and wide selection of decorative products."

Mirroflex and Ceilume products helped the owners of Di Menna's dress up the vast dining room of their restaurant with style. They enabled them to add texture, depth and presence to this large space without overloading it. The result is worthy of the highest praise. At Di Menna's, the beauty and originality of the decor certainly enhance the gastronomic experience.

"Restaurant Di Menna is a perfect example of how we can help restaurants update their decor without being too difficult or expensive, says Marc Marino, VP Sales at Elegant Ceilings & Walls. Yes, our products are decorative, but they are also moisture resistant and low maintenance. This is why the Di Menna family is continuing to do business with us for its newly opened food counter, Les Aliments Di Menna."

About Restaurant Di Menna and Les Aliments Di Menna: Founded in 1971, Restaurant Di Menna (https://dimenna.com/) is a family owned business that specializes in Italian cuisine. At first, the restaurant was a simple pizzeria offering delivery service and take-out. The popularity of the pizza place was so great that founder, Franco Di Menna, decided to expand the business in 1988 by adding a dining room and diversifying the menu. In 2005, the business grew once more as the new generation of the Di Menna family started to sell some of their specialty products for clients of the go, like fresh sauces and frozen – oven ready – meals. Those products are now sold in their food counter located in Brossard, called Les Aliments Di Menna (https://www.alimentsdimenna.ca/).

About Elegant Ceilings & Walls: Since 2009, Elegant Ceilings & Walls (https://www.ceilingsandwalls.com/) is proud to be one of the very few companies supplying decorative ceiling and wall panels to the entire Canadian market. For ten years now, this leading supplier has been dedicated to providing not only cost-effective products, but also easy renovation and home improvement solutions. Elegant Ceilings & Walls offers a vast array of products to help clients give a whole new look to their residential and commercial spaces. The selection includes suspended and glue-up tiles for ceilings, as well as decorative wall panels. Their high-quality products are water and moisture resistant. They are suitable for any room and have been used in every type of location where design is as important as functionality: homes, hotels, restaurants, stores, offices… and even TV shows! They are proud to serve the Canadian market from coast to coast and to help clients redesign their favourite space with cost-effective solutions.

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