WOLLONGONG CENTRAL FOOD COURT

DESIGN FIRM

ALTIS ARCHITECTURE/ MAINBRACE 

DESIGNER

TIFFANY PATTEN 

WEBSITE

http://www.wollongongcentral.com.au/ 

As seen in Australian National Construction Review: 
When Altis and Mainbrace wanted a touch of style for the new food Court at Wollongong Central, they relied on the impeccable taste of the team at Cafe Culture. They specialise in
sourcing and supplying high-quality, distinctively designed furnishings and fittings for any project, anywhere in Australia.
For the food court, they sourced and supplied a dozen Skoop bar stools, an Italian designed product, and 20 Lithgow Ottomans, crafted from recycled Tasmanian Oak. Cafe Culture modify furnishings where required to suit a specific project's needs. In this case, the Skoop bar stools were altered to allow part filling with sand for greater stability. "Our range is carefully selected and we have confidence in all our Products. Of course the aesthetic of the product is paramount, while taking into consideration our client base and the various budgets they will have," said Director Marnie Hammond. "We do work on a varied selection of projects with interiors designers, as our range crosses over all areas: hospitality, commercial, retail, residential, aged care. "We visit the Milan Furniture Fair every year to meet up with our suppliers and review new products and trends as well as talking with the interiors designers to come up with custom solutions. Cafe Culture offers Service, Quality Products and a commitment to ensuring everyone is satisfied, and happy with the outcome we have provided."
The range of products for both indoor and outdoor spaces includes lighting, chairs, lounges, stools, tables, custom-made furnishings, and the innovative Bloom Pots, 100 per cent recyclable polyethylene pots in a range of colours, shapes and sizes, which incorporate a light in the base, designed in Holland and exclusive to Cafe Culture. Green is absolutely in style: Cafe Culture's Australian-made product lines are sourced from sustainable manufacturers working with either recycled, plantation or FSC-certified timbers, and generally, finishes, adhesives and fabrics are low VOC. This can-do team of design-savvy women have been helping create distinctive spaces for over a decade. Their past projects include the Shangri La Hotel, Gold Coast Airport, Robina Town Centre, Martin Place Bar, Atari Australia, Australian Customs, the University of New South Wales, and the Museum of Contemporary Art. They are just completing work on The Mil, Made in Italy, and St Marys Leagues Club.