New concept for the TEEG group has resulted in a contemporary palette for a bowling venue using natural timbers, cement finishes, recycled brickwork, greenery, perforated steel mesh and the brand colour primary colour palette of charcoals, yellows and reds.

The Timezone offices were required to reflect the fun and entertainment features of the Timezone venues they support.

The interior has been activated to form a modern interpretation of an Australia barn with exposed timber stud work, weather board wall linings and also feature elements of pressed steel

TGI Friday first restaurant in QLD at Robina Town Centre. Zone Design enjoyed working with the Signature Group and their collaborative property team.

One of Zone Designs most successful projects. A very large linear awkward space, well planned into BOH, FOH and dining zones. Beautiful palette of African reds and greens together with pops of black resulted in an outstanding outcome.

A new central office hub for the expanding Jellis Craig Inner-North West Team. Taking over the entire floor if a new multi-purpose development in Essendon.

Flexible internal layouts & services allow customisable floor plan arrangements to either upscale or down scale various departments. A true example of simple no fuss retail interiors done well to showcase an array of outdoor adventure & camping equipment.

A complete overhaul of a very large Nando’s restaurant whereby the whole front facade was opened up to create atmosphere and activate the space from the exterior.

GYG stands for all things authentic, from its food, culture, the restaurant design and the customer experience. Alongside the strong Mexican influence, the GYG urban influence comes straight from the street; rusted, rough, industrial elements.

The result culminates in a fun, dynamic, energetic and contemporary bowling interior that activates the space and encourages a wide demographic to cross the threshold and partake in the many varied gaming activities. Lighting plays a large part with a skygrid design leading the customer through the area to the various zone activities.

Clients wish list was for an elevated personal experience that’s relevant for today’s clients. The office space needs to be designed was easy mind; it is a destination which feels inviting; has open staff and client interaction informal zones; is contemporary and distinctive in feel.

Nandos Werribee had to be completely gutted and redone due to landlords’ issues with the integrity of the structural and support system.

Crabtree & Evelyn evolved from a small, family-run business to an international company, known for its original fragrances, luxurious toiletries, gourmet foods and gifts for those who enjoy a sophisticated lifestyle.

Patrons can enjoy their meals and beverages in a New York styled modern diner, with the store featuring both indoor and outdoor seating, a central bar, TV screens playing sports and an open kitchen.

The Timezone offices were required to reflect the fun and entertainment features of the Timezone venues they support.

This new concept embraces vibrant arches, cloud motifs, featured suspended ceiling bulkheads that creates the ideal venue to excite children, inviting them to a venue of fun and brilliance.

Authentic materials used in the palette like real concrete, bricks, hardwood timbers, no imitations here! These materials reflect the overarching concept & aesthetic of the GYG brand. Finishes are distressed, textured, layered & imperfect.

How does one retain character of the heritage listed building whilst at the same time incorporating the new Africa aesthetic into the look and feel. Secondly resolution of a very long, deep and narrow restaurants where for diagrammatic reasons, some dining zones will be removed from natural light and more intimate.

The refreshed palette of light bright tones adds to an overall welcoming environment for that special treat. Colour massing of red allows the brand identity to be the hero with remaining design elements creating the narrative of essential ingredients being a base plate or cake base.

The new Hungry Jacks brand concept combines tactile finishes and relaxed colour pallets reflecting the longevity of the brands presence in Australia.