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<p>A book of Thai children's games inspired the colour and design of this buzzing very popular cafe that serves authentic Bangkok food using recipes from the client's mother who had a market food stall in Bangkok.<br /> </p> <p><br /> </p>
Liberati Colour created the whole interior and exterior concept based on an existing company colour theme. This was a newly-purchased art deco building. The only specific requirement from the CEO was a live coral reef aquarium lap pool to be installed behind the reception desk. <br /> Liberati Colour coordinated with the builder, cabinet makers and trades to fit out the entire two levels of offices and facilities. This included signage and graphic presentation for the company...for the perceived accountant stereotype!
Liberati Colour created the whole interior and exterior concept based on an existing company colour theme. This was a newly-purchased art deco building. The only specific requirement from the CEO was a live coral reef aquarium lap pool to be installed behind the reception desk. <br /> Liberati Colour coordinated with the builder, cabinet makers and trades to fit out the entire two levels of offices and facilities. This included signage and graphic presentation for the company...for the perceived accountant stereotype! HR Design produced the live coral reef aquarium lap pool effect, graphically on mirror.
Liberati Colour created the whole interior and exterior concept based on an existing company colour theme. This was a newly-purchased art deco building. The only specific requirement from the CEO was a live coral reef aquarium lap pool to be installed behind the reception desk. <br /> Liberati Colour coordinated with the builder, cabinet makers and trades to fit out the entire two levels of offices and facilities. This included signage and graphic presentation for the company...for the perceived accountant stereotype!
Liberati Colour created the whole interior and exterior concept based on an existing company colour theme. This was a newly-purchased art deco building. The only specific requirement from the CEO was a live coral reef aquarium lap pool to be installed behind the reception desk. <br /> Liberati Colour coordinated with the builder, cabinet makers and trades to fit out the entire two levels of offices and facilities. This included signage and graphic presentation for the company...for the perceived accountant stereotype!
Liberati Colour chose the lighting fabric and had all pendants made by Satelight Design. They extended the theme of a ‘totally different accountancy office’. The carpet is the ‘Mad About Plaid’ series from Interface Carpets specified for the first time in Australia!
<p>Liberati Colour was awarded the Dulux Grand Prix 2007 plus Commercial Interior Award. Liberati Colour transformed the bar into the dreamy chic reminescent of a 1920's Shanghai Opium Den. Liberati Colour employed wallpaper, reds, pinks, oranges to contrast with Chinese jade and thus add mystery and seduction to the 'opium den' private nooks designed by architect Victor Isobe ( Zen International). </p> <p> </p>
<p>Liberati Colour was awarded the Dulux Grand Prix 2007 plus Commercial Interior Award added mood and mystery through colour to this gorgeous bar designed by Victor Isobe of Zen International. Libbi further transformed the bar into the dreamy chic reminescent of a 1920's Shanghai Opium Den.<br /> </p> <p> </p>
Liberati Colour created the colour and bustle of a Chinese alley to conceal the entry to the chic and intrigue of the Monkey Bar beneath. A billboard advertises the latest film release Romance at the Golden Monkey, a further clue to the presence of the Golden Monkey Bar. Libbi created the Alley theme and implemented the design with Tony Mead of Industrial Art.<br />
<p>Liberati Colour created the colour and bustle of a Chinese alley to conceal the entry to the chic and intrigue of the Monkey Bar beneath. A billboard advertises the latest film release Romance at the Golden Monkey, a further clue to the presence of the Golden Monkey Bar. Libbi created the Alley theme and implemented the design with Tony Mead of Industrial Art.</p>
<p>Liberati Colour refreshed the company branding and identity.</p>
<p>Interior and external design Bioscor International</p>
<p>Liberati Colour refreshed the company branding and identity. Liberati Colour selected all interior colours and finishes based on the company logo thus stengthening their visual presence. Liberati Colour reinforced this design in six other major Chinese cities.</p>
LIberati Colour created the colour palette for interior and exterior walls, furniture and organised the mural painting.
Father Marogi inspired Liberati Colour with Chaldean history and symbology dating back to 570BC. Together with Liberati Colour a church was created as a meeting of two ancient lands Iraq and Australia to provide in Melbourne a safe place of worship – ‘Our Lady Guardian of Plants’ .
Interior Blessing of Chaldean Church Campbellfield
Chaldean Church Campbellfield Interior Mural
 Chaldean Church In Progress
Liberati Color in association with architect Marnie Rudd refurbished tired portables with themes 'Earth', 'Water', 'Trees' and VCE Study room. This was awarded Finalist in the Dulux Colour Awards 2009.
Liberati Color in association with architect Marnie Rudd refurbished tired portables with themes 'Earth', 'Water', 'Trees' and VCE Study room. This was awarded Finalist in the Dulux Colour Awards 2009.
Liberati Colour and architect Marnie Rudd were asked to design and implement an upgrade to a cluster of tired portable school rooms. They created Earth Room, VCE Room, Water Room, Tree Room with colour texture and objects to a tight budget. This was awarded Finalist in the Dulux Colour Awards 2009.
Liberati Colour and architect Marnie Rudd were asked to design and implement an upgrade to a cluster of tired portable school rooms. They created Earth Room, VCE Room, Water Room, Tree Room with colour texture and objects to a tight budget. This was awarded Finalist in the Dulux Colour Awards 2009.
Liberati Colour and architect Marnie Rudd were asked to design and implement an upgrade to a cluster of tired portable school rooms. They created Earth Room, VCE Room, Water Room, Tree Room with colour texture and objects to a tight budget. This was awarded Finalist in the Dulux Colour Awards 2009.
Liberati Colour and architect Marnie Rudd were asked to design and implement an upgrade to a cluster of tired portable school rooms. They created Earth Room, VCE Room, Water Room, Tree Room with colour texture and objects to a tight budget. This was awarded Finalist in the Dulux Colour Awards 2009.
Liberati Colour and architect Marnie Rudd were asked to design and implement an upgrade to a cluster of tired portable school rooms. They created Earth Room, VCE Room, Water Room, Tree Room with colour texture and objects to a tight budget. This was awarded Finalist in the Dulux Colour Awards 2009.
Liberati Colour selected all external colours for the Argyle Building at Brighton Grammar School. School House colours influenced Dulux colour palette.
Liberati Colour selected all external colours for the Argyle Building at Brighton Grammar School. School House colours influenced Dulux colour palette.
New Italian award winning chef meets old Yak Bar. What to do? Lucky for Marco Polo returning to Venice on his trusty yak
New Italian award winning chef meets old Yak Bar. What to do? Lucky for Marco Polo returning to Venice on his trusty yak
New Italian award winning chef meets old Yak Bar. What to do? Lucky for Marco Polo returning to Venice on his trusty yak

Commercial Gallery

Commercial Gallery

Colour can make your café busy.  It can be the reason why you go to this bar and not that.  The right colour application can make a space appear smaller or bigger: more or less contemporary.

Commercial colour work is an extension of branding and identity.  Liberati Colour selects necessary paints, materials and finishes that relate to a given company's identity or broadens the culture of an organisation.

Liberati Colour colours offices, churches, schools, restaurants, bars, workspaces, factories and leisure centres.