Posts Tagged ‘Window Decals’

Restaurant of the Year & Best Regional Restaurant of the Year 2010

Riding on a few coattails here …..

Cutler and Co has just been named Restaurant of the Year (out of 400 restaurants listed) at The Australian Gourmet Traveller Restaurant Awards.  Well done Pascale!!  If you check out their website go to images and click away at some of the beautiful images of Pascale’s interior design work, particularly the bar and the lighting.  It’s the mix of materials often contrary that somehow all tie in together.

And the Royal Mail Hotel at Dunkeld has just been named Best Regional Restaurant of the Year. 

Royal Mail Hotel at Dunkeld & Cutler & Co

And we did the signage at both.  Window decals for Cutler and Co, view project here.  No project for Royal Mail Hotel, no pics either, all pre digital, just this wee post.

 Cutler and Co designed by Pascale Gomes-McNabb

image courtesy of Cutler&Co.website

image courtesy of Cutler&Co.website

Royal Mail Hotel at Dunkeld designed by Simm Design.  This signage would have been installed in 1997.  It’s holding up pretty well some 13 years later. 

This video shows a typical day in the restaurant.  The greenhouse, landscape, orchard, large chooks pen and attention to detail from garden to table is inspiring.  A few good shots of the external branding we did here.

Australian Galleries | Terry Matassoni Exhibition

The latest exhibition graphics at Australian Galleries  for the Terry Matassoni exhibition which runs until the 29th August 2010.

Terry-Mattasoni Exhibition at Australian Galleries

Image courtesy of Australian Galleries Website

image courtesy of australian galleries website

Over-Paid, Over-Sexed and Over Here?

Latest City Gallery Exhibition entitled Over-Paid, Over-Sexed and Over Here?  We printed and installed the window decals and internal wall text decals for this exhibition.  Thank you to Round. for this work on behalf of their client City Gallery

About this Exhibition (source: that’s melbourne  website)

Battle-weary following the gruelling Guadalcanal campaign, the men of the First Marine Division, United States Marine Corps spent nine months in Victoria during 1943.  This exhibition examines the moving story of the Marine’s friendly invasion’ of Melbourne, where they developed enduring friendships with Australian women and families.  Drawing on oral interviews, letters and diaries, the exhibition challenges the myths and memories surrounding American servicemen in Australia during the Second World War.

Latest Exhibition @ City Gallery

City Gallery | Ground 110 Swanston Street Melbourne VIC 3000

Exhibition Dates & Times (This is a free exhibition and runs from 17 Feb 10 to 30 April 10)

Mon: 10am – 2pm | Tue – Fri: 11am – 6pm | Sat: 10am – 4pm

Lights out until 11 Jan, 2010

Our doors reopen on 11th January 2010

Back on the 11th January 2010

To all of our clients, those who have been with us for years to those that have found us via this web door, we thank you for your continued support and business in 2009 and look forward to looking after your signage needs in 2010.

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