COMMERCIAL PROJECTS
Over the years, EM Interiors have developed expertise in commercial projects offering services in design, furniture selection, and project management during construction. EM Interiors’ collaborative approach with builders and trades is paramount to guarantee a successful design outcome, and the design rationale is established and confirmed for all areas prior to commencement of works. This will ensure a successful and harmonious result for Commercial interiors and exterior works.
FEATURED COMMERCIAL PROJECTS
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CABOOLTURE TAXATION OFFICE
Floor plan layout, furniture plan layout, partition layout. Selection of Fixtures and Fixtures in wet areas. Reception area cabinetry drawings and RCP for public areas. Selection of Finishes. Selection of FF& E. Signage Package.
KURABY HOTEL BRISBANE
Working together with Lucas Zahos architects in Brisbane, EM Interiors have specified the finishes for this hotel in Kuraby. The scope of works included the specification of paint palette for all areas, carpet & fabrics, acoustic timber panels, counter benchtop & laminate finishes, and floor and wall coverings. All selections made were appropriate for commercial applications and were documented within a Schedule of Interior Finishes.
MONTVILLE B&B
The hinterland to the Sunshine Coast region is rich with places to stay that evoke a warm country atmosphere. The styling of this Montville B & B started with EM Interiors during the build. We designed the kitchen, bathrooms, and all storage areas with the country style ethos in mind. The fireplace and library cornices, architraves and skirtings show the strong details that evoke a country abode. After the build, the client embellished the home in their individual style to attract their overnight staying clientele. The distinctive style that our team created formed a good foundation for anyone to dress with an appreciation of colour.
F TRUCKS
F Truck’s Maroochydore showroom needed refurbishment works to improve the existing interiors. Original spaces were quite bare, and a re-design of the reception and waiting/sitting area was needed. The re-design also included the selection of new commercial-grade furniture pieces along with a new interior colour scheme to create a positive impact for visitors and users of the showroom. Another eye-catching element designed for this showroom was the mural wall, where the client’s imagery was selected to wrap around the existing double-height walls and windows, acting as the feature backdrop to the open-plan layout. Overall, a pop of colour against some of the achromatic selections created visual interest, making the interior experience much more impressive.
NGARLUMA ELDERS VILLAGE
the Ngarluma Aboriginal Corporation (NAC) initiated the house community project with the aim of addressing a number of cultural, social and physical requirements of the Ngarluma Elders.
The nine units were designed to accommodate the needs of the Ngarluma Elders and to promote their position in the community as mentors and role models for the middled aged and younger Aboriginal people. The mentoring is facilitated through a number of communal spaces that are spread around the core of the village. The strong colour palette present was inspired by an artwork created by one of the Ngarluma Elders and supported the Ngarluma tradition of creating art.
