Interiors
Commercial interiors cover workplace and customer-facing projects. Examples span hospitality fit-outs and showroom kitchens.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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Planning commercial interiors in Australia starts with the activities a space must accommodate and the constraints of the tenancy. Access and existing services can influence where work areas sit and how people move between them. Workplace references on this page include Ray White Corporate - Head Office by Walters Macri and Westpac, Barangaroo by SAS International. These provide starting points for a brief that distinguishes shared areas from spaces requiring privacy.
Commercial Interiors
The commercial interior projects listed here also offer references for customer-facing spaces, including the Bang & Olufsen showroom project by Stone Ambassador | Vasari Italian Surfaces. A showroom brief needs to account for product display and the room customers need to view it. Assessment should separate a project’s visual treatment from its practical requirements: a material’s appearance does not establish how it will perform under daily use.
How do I choose a useful project reference?
Select a project with a similar use and occupancy to your proposed space. Compare its layout with the way staff and customers will move through your tenancy, rather than relying on the finish palette alone.
What should a commercial fit-out brief include?
Record the activities each area must support and the equipment it needs to accommodate. Include a measured plan, budget and programme, with any landlord restrictions that could affect the work.
Can I specify a finish shown in a project?
Confirm the product with the project’s credited professional or supplier before adding it to your specification. Check its suitability for the intended use, including cleaning requirements and any relevant fire or slip-resistance requirements.