The new Ontera Design Studio located on Belmore St in Surry Hills has been created as an easy and convenient way for clients to meet with members of the Ontera design and sales team to discuss future projects.
October 28th, 2013
Centrally located in the design precinct of Surry Hills, a short distance from the city, the Design Studio is a valuable resource for designers to look at different ranges and discuss custom design options.
Renovated from a double terrace house with a basic office layout, Ontera’s concept was to create a more open plan interior, allowing for more space and natural light, giving the space a flooring focus.
The showroom will evolve over time in tune with changing design trends, new product releases and when custom examples are installed.
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