Perhaps one for the Mirra collection.....
Thursday, 15 December 2011
Just seen this for Mirra
Love the size & drama of this glass vase and orchids.
Perhaps one for the Mirra collection.....
Perhaps one for the Mirra collection.....
Dr Dale Rimmington's Office - St Andrews Hospital
Meeting on site this morning to place the signage in reception.... looks fantastic!
The painted stripe feature on the wall was the perfect backdrop to place Dr Dale's branding.
The black and white photo wall was a great success providing a great distraction to the ordinary Doctor's waiting room entertainment of the New Idea edition March 1984!
I will be arranging professional photos soon to truly capture this tenancy.
Congratulations Dr Dale Rimmington on moving in to your new office.
The painted stripe feature on the wall was the perfect backdrop to place Dr Dale's branding.
The black and white photo wall was a great success providing a great distraction to the ordinary Doctor's waiting room entertainment of the New Idea edition March 1984!
I will be arranging professional photos soon to truly capture this tenancy.
Congratulations Dr Dale Rimmington on moving in to your new office.
MIRRA presentation Weds 14th Dec '11
This week, I presented the new design concept for Mirra's (www.mirra.net.au) proposed renovation next Feb 2012.
From all accounts, the presentation was well received with some really positive feedback coming our way.
Here are a couple of sneak peaks at some of the proposed ideas.... the theme is GLAMOUR. Modern, with a touch of vintage, glamour.
I'll continue to post updates as the construction starts - for now, it is all about contractors, quotes and ordering!
This project is of course dear to my heart - not only has Mirra been our pride and joy for the past 5 years, but it is also the venue that Guy & I will be married in next March '12, so Mirra will now be firmly embedded in our hearts.
Enjoy!
From all accounts, the presentation was well received with some really positive feedback coming our way.
Here are a couple of sneak peaks at some of the proposed ideas.... the theme is GLAMOUR. Modern, with a touch of vintage, glamour.
LOVE. LOVE. LOVE MOSAICS.
MOTHER OF PEARL WALL HANGING
I'll continue to post updates as the construction starts - for now, it is all about contractors, quotes and ordering!
This project is of course dear to my heart - not only has Mirra been our pride and joy for the past 5 years, but it is also the venue that Guy & I will be married in next March '12, so Mirra will now be firmly embedded in our hearts.
Enjoy!
Thursday, 8 December 2011
Life Fertility Clinic
Not sure if I had posted about the recent award of the design for Life Fertility Clinic at their new location at St Andrews Hospital Specialty Centre.
The carpet selection has just been dropped off by Pete from Master Kelwin floors (www.masterkelwin.com.au) and it's now time to start designing. We'll go with a Godfrey Hirst carpet tile for this project - a cost effective option over such large square meterage. I am liking the look of the plain "Base Plate" range - after our success at Resource Strategies offices, the design & patterning of carpet is only limited by our imagination.
Carpet selection first.
Reception Desk design second.
Next week looks busy already.
The carpet selection has just been dropped off by Pete from Master Kelwin floors (www.masterkelwin.com.au) and it's now time to start designing. We'll go with a Godfrey Hirst carpet tile for this project - a cost effective option over such large square meterage. I am liking the look of the plain "Base Plate" range - after our success at Resource Strategies offices, the design & patterning of carpet is only limited by our imagination.
Carpet selection first.
Reception Desk design second.
Next week looks busy already.
Hot off the press...
The wall hanging feature panel for QPF's boardroom is hot off the print run at Flash Photobition and looking great!
The shades of red will break up an otherwise neutral white, grey & black room but still remain corporate & professional.
The shades of red will break up an otherwise neutral white, grey & black room but still remain corporate & professional.
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