Commercial interior design

Project Overview After more than 15 years in the same Wollongong office, IRT, a provider of services for older Australians, found that its workplace no longer reflected the organisation it had become. It wanted an environment that matched its culture, supported new ways of working and gave people a reason to return to the office. Before deciding whether to relocate or stay, IRT worked with Amicus to understand its options. Milly Mead Milly Mead Milly Mead A workplace strategy process came first. Amicus engaged employees on how they worked, what they valued and what they needed from a future space. The findings gave IRT the confidence to reinvest in its existing tenancy rather than move. Design Response The Amicus interior... More

Amai Artisanal Bakehouse is a contemporary café and bakery located in Kolhapur, India. Designed by Gauche Studio, the project transforms an existing Kerala-inspired building into a warm and inviting hospitality space through a restrained architectural intervention that respects the character of the original structure. Shubham Wanjhere Shubham Wanjhere Shubham Wanjhere Shubham Wanjhere Rather than altering the building extensively, the design builds upon its existing architectural language. The pitched roof, generous volumes and natural light establish the foundation for a contemporary interior that feels both familiar and refined. New insertions are intentionally minimal, allowing the original architecture to rem... More

Located in Arcadia Senayan, South Jakarta, Bekkan by Esina was conceived as the next evolution of an established Japanese restaurant brand. The project challenged conventional expectations of Japanese restaurant interiors by moving away from familiar minimalist aesthetics and instead introducing a sophisticated dialogue between European classical design and Japanese hospitality. The owner's ambition was to create a dining destination that clearly distinguished itself from its existing restaurants while expressing a more refined and premium identity. Rather than relying on overt thematic elements, the design communicates this transformation through spatial composition, material richness, and carefully crafted architectural details. The gue... More

Australian wagyu beef exporter Harmony Agriculture & Food Co. approached Amicus with a distinct vision: to create a workspace that would authentically reflect their business philosophy and values. They sought an environment that would honour their purpose, heritage and brand identity—a space that balanced operational efficiency with the prestige and quality their product represents. From initial briefing, Harmony articulated their need for a space deeply personalised to their industry and identity. This informed every stage of the project, from concept design through to construction and delivery. The process was genuinely collaborative, with Harmony actively engaged in developing the design vision. Milly Mead Milly Mead... More

When a law firm outgrows its office, the new space carries expectation. For Gilchrist Connell's Melbourne headquarters, that expectation was specific: a workplace serious enough to command respect, and considered enough to feel genuinely human. The result is a fitout that earns both. Elise Scott Elise Scott A Building as Brief The project began before a single line was drawn. Brought in during the site selection process, the design team helped identify 530 Collins Street as the right address — a building whose lobby already spoke in the material language the firm aspired to. Rather than treating that as coincidence, the design treats it as instruction. Earthy tones, layered textures, refined detailing: the building's own p... More

The design for Khéma Flatiron, located on the 27th and 28th floors of the Flatiron by Meridian building, represents a strategic evolution for one of Phnom Penh’s most established hospitality brands. Partnering with Meridian International Holdings and Thalias Hospitality Group, The Room Architecture and Design was tasked with translating the intimate, home-like ambiance of the original Khéma locations into a high-rise setting tailored to a fast-paced international business district. Robert Kleiner Strategic brand continuityThe primary challenge was to maintain brand recognition while updating the aesthetic for a contemporary mixed-use tower. To achieve this, the design incorporates signature elements from Khé... More

Project Overview Located within a Vicland-owned commercial asset, this workplace fitout redefines the contemporary office through a lens of calm, material depth and enduring design quality. Conceived as a premium commercial interior, the brief called for the transformation of an existing tenancy into a refined environment that supports focused work, private meetings and client engagement, while maintaining a timeless aesthetic aligned with long-term asset value. Cricket Saleh Developed in close collaboration with interior design studio Made For, the project translates a bespoke design language into a highly resolved built outcome. The overarching vision centred on warmth and spatial clarity, expressed through a deep, natural material... More

Interior designer from Astana - Darina Irzhanova This project is not Darina's first venture into office design. Her experience and creative vision ensured its success, giving her the freedom to fully realise her ideas. Caption Caption Caption Author highlights the unique location of the project, offering a bit of historical context before diving into the details: The office is situated in one of the most recognisible buildings in Kazakhstan's capital, Astana - the administrative complex of JSC NC KazMunayGas. Built in 2002, this complex was among the first architectural landmarks on the city's left bank, marking Astana's transformation into Kazakhstan's new political and economic hub. The complex was designed as part of th... More

“Building on the design approach from our previous collaboration with the client, we centred our narrative around the themes of nature and wellness. The client's dedication to promoting a healthy lifestyle is reflected through the incorporation of organic forms and a colour scheme inspired by natural elements.” - Lorène Faure, co-founder of Bean Buro “By integrating bespoke elements, biophilic design, and acoustic considerations, we created a cohesive space that not only celebrates the client's brand but also fosters a sense of community, growth, and harmony between customers and employees.” - Kenny Kinugasa-Tsui, co-founder of Bean Buro Bricksbegin Bricksbegin Bricksbegin Bricksbegin T... More

Building on a successful history of multiple workplace projects, including the acclaimed EFM Logistics office, Amicus was once again entrusted by FMH Group to create their new Moorabbin headquarters in Melbourne. This ongoing partnership, founded on mutual trust and deep operational understanding, has evolved beyond traditional client-consultant relationships into a collaborative design alliance that consistently delivers spaces aligned with FMH Group's core values of efficiency, care, and collaboration. Elise Scott Elise Scott The Moorabbin project represented an opportunity to reimagine the logistics provider's workplace typology with contemporary design sensibilities while preserving the cultural DNA that defines their organis... More

Project Background This multi-level workplace renovation for Kyko in Sydney presented an opportunity to transform both initial visitor impressions and daily operational functionality. The client brief called for a contemporary design approach that would maintain enduring appeal while refreshing lift lobbies, amenities, and speculative suites across multiple floors. Milly Mead The Amicus Commercial Interior Design team was commissioned to develop a cohesive spatial experience that balances sophistication with accessibility, integrating elegance, comfort, and forward-thinking design principles throughout the facility. Milly Mead Design Strategy The design approach prioritised comprehensive environmental coordination, ensuring ha... More

Project BriefThe outdoor equipment company YETI sought to develop a headquarters environment that would authentically embody their adventure brand DNA while supporting contemporary flexible work practices. The objective was to craft a space where team members would experience genuine inspiration, meaningful connection, and authentic pride in their workplace community. Grace Petrou The design brief required accommodation of hybrid working patterns while establishing an environment that would strengthen cultural bonds and reflect YETI's distinctive outdoor lifestyle positioning. Grace Petrou Design ResponseCollaborating with ChadandWick, the Amicus project team developed an interior strategy that channels YETI's core identity: dur... More

The ChallengeCenturia commissioned Amicus to develop two speculative office suites designed to drive rapid tenant acquisition in Melbourne's competitive central business district. The objective was to deliver architecturally distinctive workspaces that balanced sophisticated design with budget-conscious execution, creating environments that would stand out in a crowded marketplace. Young & Percival Young & Percival The brief demanded departure from standard commercial fitout approaches, emphasising striking entry experiences, thoughtfully planned collaborative zones, and adaptable layouts. Amicus managed the complete project lifecycle, providing integrated design and construction services to ensure cohesive delivery align... More