Lights in the Attic
Published
This artfully composed Melbourne café worships all things materiality. Designed by Melbourne-based studio Architects EAT, we speak with Director Eid Goh on taking our industry’s total obsession with fine materials to the next level, and the value of specifying beyond aesthetic.
Architect: Architects EAT
Builder: Crown Shopfitters
Structural Engineer: KH Engineering
Services Engineer: TJ Consulting
Furniture
Furnished Forever – Stance Stool
Cafe Culture + Insitu – Doll Chair
Lighting
Ross Gardam – Polar Wall Lights
Ambiance Lighting – Various LED Profiles
Finishes
EARP Brothers – Cement Encaustic Tiles
Formanova – Feature brushed stainless steel / Raw Stainless Steel / Polished Stainless Steel
Dulux – AcraTEx and AcraSand Paint
Martin & Savage – Denim
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