Lux Marble Australia Showroom
Lux Marble Zetland NSW showroom, Australia’s largest for natural stone, features a wide range of products like high-density terrazzo and Italian LAPITEC, highlighting luxury and technology.
Lapitec Italy, Sydney Showroom
Our design for Lapitec Natural Italy’s Sydney showcase stand blends sleek, contemporary aesthetics with functionality, offering an immersive display of their exquisite natural products collection, reflecting the brand’s sophistication and innovation.
FutureLearn AV Education Hub, NSW
Integrated Educational Showroom Interior Design, Integrate AV Product Display for Private and public School Environments in NSW.
This project delivers a purpose-designed interior showroom for an integrated AV company, created to professionally present educational screens, digital technologies, and interactive products tailored for private school environments. The design carefully balances functionality, clarity, and visual impact, allowing the client’s AV solutions to be experienced within a realistic learning context.
The interior layout was strategically planned to simulate contemporary educational spaces, incorporating custom furniture, integrated display zones, and adaptable teaching settings. Each area was designed to demonstrate how audiovisual technology seamlessly integrates with modern classroom design, supporting both teaching and collaboration.
Material selection, lighting design, and spatial planning were resolved to enhance product visibility while maintaining a refined, professional atmosphere aligned with educational architecture standards. The result is a cohesive interior design solution that elevates the presentation of AV products, supports client demonstrations, and reflects the evolving needs of private school learning environments.
MCC | HD Terrazzo Exhibition Stand
HD Terrazzo Exhibition Stand Design – MCC Marble & Ceramic Corp | Australian Product Launch.
This exhibition stand was designed for MCC Marble & Ceramic Corp to introduce HD Terrazzo, a new premium surface material supplied to the Australian market. The stand was conceived as a refined product showcase that highlights material quality, texture, and application while creating a strong brand presence within a competitive exhibition environment.
The design focuses on clean architectural lines, considered proportions, and carefully curated display surfaces that allow the HD Terrazzo material to be experienced up close. Custom plinths, wall panels, and integrated lighting were strategically designed to enhance colour depth, aggregate detail, and finish quality, ensuring the product remains the clear focal point of the stand.
Spatial planning was carefully resolved to support product presentation, client interaction, and brand storytelling, creating a professional and inviting exhibition experience for architects, designers, and industry professionals. The result is a contemporary exhibition stand that elevates the launch of HD Terrazzo in Australia, strengthens MCC’s market positioning, and delivers a visually compelling platform for showcasing innovative marble and ceramic materials.
Bing Lee Lifestyle & Innovation Centre, Commercial Concept Proposal
The Circuit is an ambitious commercial concept by Art Decoline that reimagines the traditional Bing Lee retail experience as a vibrant, multi-level lifestyle and innovation destination.
Rather than functioning as a conventional shopping centre, the proposal brings technology, retail, hospitality, wellness, work and entertainment together within one connected urban precinct. A flagship electrical and smart-home showroom forms the heart of the concept, supported by specialty retail, fashion boutiques, artisan food markets, cafés, destination restaurants, flexible workplaces, wellness facilities, a fitness centre, children’s activity spaces and landscaped rooftop dining.
The result is an exciting vision for the future of experiential retail: a place where customers can explore products, discover new technology, meet, work, dine, exercise and spend time with family.
The design brief called for a bold commercial building capable of transforming a familiar retail brand into a memorable architectural destination. Art Decoline’s proposal responds with a distinctive identity that is highly visible from the street while remaining welcoming, active and connected at pedestrian level.
The architecture is defined by sculptural geometric façades, illuminated feature screens, warm metallic finishes, extensive glazing, textured masonry and strong black structural elements. Bing Lee’s recognisable yellow brand colour is interpreted as a series of three-dimensional fragments across the principal entrance, creating an expressive landmark that changes through light, shadow and movement.
At ground level, transparent shopfronts, landscaped walkways, outdoor dining, bicycle parking and clearly defined entrances establish an active commercial frontage. Internal circulation connects retail showrooms with food, hospitality, workplace, recreation and family-oriented spaces, encouraging visitors to move naturally through the centre and remain for longer periods.
Each interior has its own atmosphere while belonging to a consistent architectural family. Warm timber, natural stone, exposed structure, soft lighting and generous glazing create contemporary commercial interiors that feel sophisticated, comfortable and distinctly Australian. Technology showrooms provide interactive product experiences, while restaurants, cafés, wellness suites, offices, fitness spaces and children’s facilities broaden the centre’s appeal throughout the day.
The rooftop is imagined as a major destination in its own right. Native planting, sheltered dining terraces, cafés, restaurants, flexible gathering areas and panoramic views create an elevated urban garden that supports social activity and a strong evening economy.
Environmental ideas are integrated through daylight access, façade shading, adaptable tenancies, landscaped outdoor areas, native planting and opportunities for natural ventilation, rainwater collection and energy-efficient building systems.
The Circuit demonstrates how considered shopping centre design, retail architecture and commercial interior design can move beyond transactions to create experience, identity and community. It is a future-focused proposal that combines commercial performance with memorable architecture, giving the Bing Lee brand the potential to become the centre of an active lifestyle destination.
Malta Hospital & Lab
Izmir’s healthcare project
SUR Hotel
In Aydın, Turkey, our hotel project blends modern luxury with traditional Turkish elements, offering a unique stay that reflects the region’s heritage and natural beauty, all while providing top-notch amenities and a commitment to sustainable hospitality.
BP Oberon Urban Canopy
BP Service Station Oberon – Integrated Building, Canopy & Interior Design with 3D Visualisation.
The BP Service Station was designed as a contemporary fuel and convenience destination, combining building design, canopy architecture, and interior design into a cohesive, high-performance service station environment. The project responds to both operational efficiency and brand clarity, delivering a modern facility that enhances customer experience while meeting the technical and functional demands of a regional service station.
A key component of the design process was the use of detailed 3D visualisation, enabling the client to clearly understand the architectural form, material selection, lighting strategy, and spatial relationships prior to construction. These realistic visualisations played a critical role in client confidence and satisfaction, allowing design decisions to be reviewed, refined, and approved with clarity, significantly reducing uncertainty and ensuring alignment with the final built outcome.
The exterior design focuses on strong visual presence, clear vehicular circulation, and brand integration, while the interior design prioritises customer flow, retail visibility, and a welcoming, efficient environment for daily users. Carefully coordinated materials, finishes, and lighting enhance durability, legibility, and long-term performance.
Through an integrated approach to building design, interior design, and 3D visualisation, this project delivers a refined service station solution that balances architectural quality, commercial practicality, and client confidence, setting a new benchmark for contemporary BP service station design in regional New South Wales.
45 AVM Urban Forum
45 AVM Shopping Centre, Integrated Façade, Landscape & Interior Design, Manisa, Türkiye.
The 45 AVM Shopping Centre was designed as a fully integrated commercial project encompassing façade design, landscape architecture, and interior design to create a cohesive and contemporary retail destination. The design approach focused on establishing a strong architectural identity while delivering a seamless spatial experience from arrival through to interior retail environments.
The façade design was developed to present a bold, modern expression that responds to the urban context of Manisa, enhancing visibility and presence within the city while reinforcing the shopping centre’s commercial character. Landscape design plays a key role in shaping the public realm, guiding pedestrian movement, softening the building scale, and creating welcoming outdoor spaces that connect architecture with its surroundings.
Internally, the interior design prioritises clarity, circulation, and user comfort across retail, leisure, and shared public zones. Material selection, lighting strategy, and spatial planning were carefully coordinated to support tenant visibility, improve wayfinding, and elevate the overall shopping experience.
Together, the integrated façade, landscape, and interior design deliver a unified commercial environment that balances architectural quality, functionality, and long-term commercial performance—positioning 45 AVM as a contemporary retail landmark within Manisa.
Aydın Boutique Hotel
Boutique Hotel Interior Design, Contemporary Hospitality Experience, Aydın, Türkiye
This boutique hotel interior design project in Aydın was conceived to deliver a refined hospitality experience that balances comfort, elegance, and operational efficiency. Designed with a strong focus on guest experience, the interiors combine contemporary aesthetics with warm, welcoming atmospheres suited to both short-stay visitors and extended accommodation.
The design approach prioritised spatial flow, intuitive layout planning, and cohesive material selection across guest rooms, reception areas, circulation spaces, and shared amenities. Carefully curated finishes, lighting design, and custom interior elements were integrated to elevate the hotel’s identity while ensuring durability and ease of maintenance, key considerations in high-use hospitality environments.
Through thoughtful interior architecture and detailed design coordination, the project creates a memorable sense of place that reflects modern hotel design standards while responding to the local character of Aydın. The result is a sophisticated hotel interior that enhances brand value, improves guest satisfaction, and supports long-term commercial performance.