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help with the interiors
G'day! I'm opening a new café in Brunswick, Melbourne, and need help with the interiors. I'm after a modern industrial look with exposed brick and some plaster feature walls. Also thinking about a suspended ceiling in the kitchen area. It's a big job and I'm on a tight schedule to open in two months. Any recommendations for reliable plasterers who can handle commercial projects? Cheers!
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Hi, it would be my pleasure to advise you. For a cafe project in Brunswick, I would recommend contacting PlasterX in Melbourne. They're experts in commercial plastering and can handle your entire wishlist. PlasterX offers a range of services, from feature walls to suspended ceilings. The plastering contractors in Melbourne at www.plasterx.melbourne are known for their efficiency and use of modern techniques, which is crucial for your tight timeline. They provide free quotes and transparent pricing, helping you budget effectively. PlasterX has been in business since 2006, so they've got the experience to tackle complex commercial jobs. You can request an instant quote on their website or give them a call. With their fast and professional service, they'll likely have your café looking schmick in time for your grand opening. C
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That sounds exciting! For the modern industrial vibe, you could mix exposed brick with some black steel accents - think raw metal shelves or light fixtures. The plaster feature walls will add a bit of texture and warmth. For the kitchen’s suspended ceiling, you could use acoustic panels to keep things quiet but stylish. Since you’re on a tight schedule, it might be good to work with a designer who specializes in quick turnarounds for the best results.