We have created works of art for restaurants and hotels right across Australia and overseas. In today's world of photographing everything, a stunning mural is not just a design feature but a talking point, hashtag and tourist destination.
This gateway artwork of two birds soaring above Australian flora. is printed on low maintenance, graffiti-proof VitraPanel. Di Emme produced test prints to hone the colours and tweak the designs to remain true to Chris Yee’s concept.
Mural hand painted by Di Emme in acrylics. Colour blends, spray fades, detailed linework and laser cut motifs are employed to faithfully recreate Chris Yee’s artwork for client, Deicorp. The sprayed aluminium cutouts are flush to the surface to prevent climbing.
Featuring local species: scribbly gums, Sydney peppermints and red bloodwoods. Di Emme created a digital schematic of the composition and layout and provided 1:1 painted samples for client approval prior to the artisan going on site to hand-paint the design.
Di Emme was commissioned to craft a pair of tablets for the Creed Sydney Boutique. Our artisans used 3-D routing techniques to fashion the tablets from a safe gypsum-based compound and applied a custom patina to create a genuine stone appearance.
Cartier supplied Di Emme with an aerial photograph of The Whitsundays and a range of textured patinas as inspiration for an artwork for the stairwell. The final artwork is a series of panels with textured plaster finished with a pearly layer.
Di Emme produced a unique artwork for the reimagined Cartier boutique with a combination of computer-cut stencils and hand-applied finishes. The hand-drawn artwork and several samples were sent to Paris for final sign-off.
Di Emme worked closely with Darug artist, Leanne Tobin, to create this striking subtractive wall art at GPT Group’s 32 Smith Parramatta. Finessing Leanne’s sketches and scaling them to the whole-wall sculpted mural required a lot of interpretive work
Di Emme created artwork and graphics of Australian flora for the focus walls in the private viewing rooms at Cartier 388 George St Sydney. Di Emme artists hand painted the final designs. Textures and colours combine to make unique artworks for these special rooms.
AVA Architects engaged Di Emme to design a mural for the casual alfresco terrace. They wanted a trio of anonymous young faces. Di Emme drafted the faces, projected them onto the walls and sketched them in. Artist Simon Sawell was commissioned to complete the monochrome mural in a watercolour style.
Di Emme artisans used Japan black lacquer to hand paint a subtle mountain vista on existing timber battens, allowing the warm timber tones to show through for a Paul Kelly Design project.
When the Bay Vista dessert bar owners opened a Parramatta venue, they wanted to recreate the signature mural from the Brighton-Le-Sands cafe. The original mural was painted onto raw brick but the Parramatta mural would be painted on tile.
Di Emme undertook sampling and prototyping to ensure they had the appropriate primers, paints and topcoats to create a durable design.
Gold leaf lettering against a concrete ground creates a strong graphic element highlighted by dramatic lighting in this cosy dessert space.
A brass sheet overlaid with another brass sheet with alternating apertures imitating a pixelated printing effect for the foyer wall at 155 Clarence Street
Di Emme created a characteristic pop art assemblage of distressed timber to form a circular base for screen-printing the Guzman logo. With customer fabrication, each sign is “the same but different”.
