A look behind the scenes of Interior Systems, Inc. and recent projects for KFC.
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A New Vision for KFC
Bold, inviting and cutting edge. The remodeled store at 1970 Stringtown Road features KFC’s new design scheme, Vision 20.20 which is currently being tested. Patrons in Grove City are welcomed with bold new colors, modern furniture and a variety of seating options.
With a focus on eye-catching, boldly finished furniture and fun graphics geared toward young customers, KFC's new design is expected to be released early next year.Designed and supplied by Interior Systems, Inc, the restaurant has an intimate feel with its use of half walls, booths and lounge seating. The design also features a community table, great for business meetings, group gatherings or to watch the news on the large flat-panel TV mounted on the accompanying wall.
Reopened early November, the restaurant can be reached directly at (614) 871-0676.
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New McDonald's 'Simply Modern' Location Opening Soon
Relaxing, inviting and intimate. In the midst of busy days and hectic lifestyles, McDonald’s goal was to create a space where customers could step in and take a break, while enjoying beautiful, serene surroundings.
The rebuilt store at 14200 Grand Avenue South in Burnsville, MN features a ‘Simply Modern’ interior, one of McDonald’s new design schemes, which offers guests a tranquil and cosmopolitan experience.
Customers will be welcomed with a variety of seating options supplied by Midwest-based Interior Systems, Inc. Sleek chairs and tables around the perimeter of the store provide quick seating for individuals. An expansive bar height table situated near a large flat-panel TV accommodates those stopping in for a quick meal, while those who wish to linger can enjoy cozy ‘lounging banquette’ areas. Burnsville landmarks and imagery are featured on custom black and white wall graphics and translucent panels throughout the space.
McCafe beverages are available at the Grand Avenue location, so patrons can stop in for a break or meeting while enjoying a specialty coffee as a ‘pick me up’.
The store will be complete before year-end, and can be reached directly at (952) 435-6688.
McDonald’s is the leading global foodservice retailer, with approximately 30,000 local restaurants serving nearly 47 million people each day. Approximately 70 percent of all McDonald’s restaurants worldwide are owned and operated by independent franchisees.
QSR Magazine: Minnesota McDonald's Gets Modern
The rebuilt store at 14200 Grand Avenue South in Burnsville, MN features a ‘Simply Modern’ interior, one of McDonald’s new design schemes, which offers guests a tranquil and cosmopolitan experience.
Customers will be welcomed with a variety of seating options supplied by Midwest-based Interior Systems, Inc. Sleek chairs and tables around the perimeter of the store provide quick seating for individuals. An expansive bar height table situated near a large flat-panel TV accommodates those stopping in for a quick meal, while those who wish to linger can enjoy cozy ‘lounging banquette’ areas. Burnsville landmarks and imagery are featured on custom black and white wall graphics and translucent panels throughout the space. McCafe beverages are available at the Grand Avenue location, so patrons can stop in for a break or meeting while enjoying a specialty coffee as a ‘pick me up’.
The store will be complete before year-end, and can be reached directly at (952) 435-6688.
McDonald’s is the leading global foodservice retailer, with approximately 30,000 local restaurants serving nearly 47 million people each day. Approximately 70 percent of all McDonald’s restaurants worldwide are owned and operated by independent franchisees.
QSR Magazine: Minnesota McDonald's Gets Modern
Effectively Promote Healthy Lifestyles in School
Childhood obesity is rapidly expanding across the nation. What is your school doing to encourage healthy lifestyles?
Research shows that well-designed, well-implemented school programs can effectively promote physical activity and healthy eating, according to the CDC.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), schools are an ideal setting for students to learn how to adopt and maintain a healthy, active lifestyle. Less than 25% of adolescents eat enough fruit and 64% of high school students do not meet the recommended level of physical activity, reports the CDC.
What your school can do to combat obesity:
• Implement a school nutrition program
• Add a breakfast program
• Use station signs to help direct students to more nutritious options in the lunch line
• Build momentum with artwork, reinforcing healthy choices throughout the school
Research shows that well-designed, well-implemented school programs can effectively promote physical activity and healthy eating, according to the CDC.
For more information about how your school can improve its nutrition program visit the CDC website.
Mascots: Boost School Spirit
Mascots have been a part of popular culture since the late 1800’s. Thought to bring good luck, mascots are a fun way to represent a group with a common identity, such as a school. Many schools are now implementing ‘mascot art’, available from ISI, in their food courts, gymnasiums, hallways, foyers, and more!
ISI’s stylish new mascot artwork is available in five colors with a variety of standard mascot icons to choose from, or opt for a custom-designed mascot.
Artwork can serve as a link for communication, whether that involves sparking interest in school activities or eating a nutritious lunch in the Tiger Café. Mascots can be used to brand a cafeteria, auditorium, gym, classroom or common space to visually reinforce themes throughout the school.
Where will your school display its good luck charm?
Check out how others are using mascots in their schools, and feel free to contact us with any questions. We're here to help!
ISI’s stylish new mascot artwork is available in five colors with a variety of standard mascot icons to choose from, or opt for a custom-designed mascot. Artwork can serve as a link for communication, whether that involves sparking interest in school activities or eating a nutritious lunch in the Tiger CafĂ©. Mascots can be used to brand a cafeteria, auditorium, gym, classroom or common space to visually reinforce themes throughout the school.
Where will your school display its good luck charm?
Check out how others are using mascots in their schools, and feel free to contact us with any questions. We're here to help!
Before and After: Amazing Transformations
View dramatic before and after images of several ISI projects. Get ideas to bring new life to your space, to make it a place where customers WANT to be!

More photos at www.isiamerica.com
More photos at www.isiamerica.com
School Food Courts: Simple To Sensational
Transform your dull dining space into a profitable, fun place to be! Check out the new 'Simple To Sensational' brochure, full of ideas and tips to create an attractive school food court.
Go to www.schoolfoodcourts.com and check out other blog entries for ideas!
Click the arrows on left and right side of the brochure pages to navigate, or view a larger version here.
Go to www.schoolfoodcourts.com and check out other blog entries for ideas!
Click the arrows on left and right side of the brochure pages to navigate, or view a larger version here.
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