Embark Design was engaged to furnish and style an apartment within the recently completed "Giallo" development in the Stanley Street precinct of East Sydney. Classic modernist pieces were combined with handwoven fabrics and rugs in ethnic patterns to evoke the textures of the city laneway which the apartment overlooked.
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Monday, February 20, 2012
TOBYS CAFE, POTTS POINT, SYDNEY
With Toby's Potts Point poised to stay open in the evenings, a new look was needed that could evolve from a vibrant cafe space during the day to an intimate wine bar in the evening.
Embark Design clad the interior with plywood stained in Resene "Black Pepper" for warmth, while a yellow leather banquette and recycled painted stools were introduced for punches of colour & character.
Against this backdrop, Embark featured light industrial elements of brass, copper, bronze and glass.


Sunday, February 19, 2012
Trends Magazine Editorial
Trends Magazine's Kitchen Special issue features a recent kitchen designed by Embark.
Have a look.....
http://trendsideas.com/Article15539/NewZealand
Have a look.....
http://trendsideas.com/Article15539/NewZealand
Habitus Online Editorial
Embark Design's recent fit out of Toby's Cafe in Potts Point is featured in an online editorial by Habitus Magazine.
Check it out.......
http://www.habitusliving.com/live/tobys-cafe-wine-bar
Check it out.......
http://www.habitusliving.com/live/tobys-cafe-wine-bar
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
OPENING NIGHT
RAIN WAS THE NEW BLACK IN SYDNEY THIS SUMMER AS OUR LOYAL LOCALS TURNED OUT FOR THE OPENING OF TOBY'S EVENING WINE BAR. THANKS FOR A GREAT NIGHT MARIO & JOSH!
Labels:
cafe,
embark,
interior design,
Josh Folden,
lynn malone,
macleay st,
manning st,
mario Szucs,
michael kilkeary,
potts point,
sydney,
tobys cafe,
wine bar
Location:
Potts Point NSW 2011, Australia
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
BEFORE & AFTER: ONE OF OUR EARLY TRIUMPHS
This little gem of a room was a diamond in the rough for a discerning professional couple whose taste had outgrown the traditional retail options.


Playing against a leafy aspect and natural light, integrated storage elements and a warmer classic palette were introduced. A geometric print and window treatment combine for a restful and sophisticated urban sanctuary.
Monday, June 20, 2011
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