Heritage Casino
Walnut cabinets, brass rails, and deep reds for properties anchored on a recognized casino brand and an older guest demographic.
Design Gallery
Floor Concepts For Casino, Arcade, and Simulation Mixes
Konami builds across casino, redemption arcade, and VR simulation, so a single floor often blends all three. This gallery collects layout directions that have worked on actual properties — read it as a planning canvas before negotiating cabinet quotas with manufacturers.
Concept directions
Six floor concepts that have earned their footprint.
Route Operator
Tight grids, clear service sightlines, and neutral finishes for taverns and route operators servicing a five-to-twelve cabinet plan.
Hybrid FEC
Bright primaries, ticket reader columns, and a dedicated redemption counter for venues that pair casino-style cabinets with family arcade.
VR Attraction Zone
Padded perimeter, queue rail, and ambient projection for properties adding free-roam or seated VR attractions to an arcade footprint.
Slot Lounge
Lounge seating, low cabinet rows, and softer ambient light for adult-only spaces that pair beverage service with electronic gaming.
Tournament Stage
Raised stage, scoreboard wall, and tiered seating for properties hosting esports or skill-based gaming nights alongside the regular floor.
Mood and material
Why the conversation starts with carpet, lighting, and acoustic baffles.
Cabinets get the photo on the brochure, but the floor reads the way it does because of carpet pile, light temperature, and ceiling absorption. A Konami design conversation walks through the carpet weight in heavy-traffic aisles, the light kelvin range above bonus rounds, the acoustic panel coverage near loud cabinets, and the prize counter siting before any cabinet is locked in.
Once those choices are recorded, the cabinet mix can be selected against a stable visual envelope. Operators avoid the trap of buying a great cabinet and dropping it onto a floor that fights against it.
Bring the floor plan and the licensing context. We will return a layout sketch.
Every concept call begins with the actual room geometry, regulatory framework for the jurisdiction, and the operating mix the property wants to support.
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