Construction
Planning
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The Transformation
First, the team framed out the main booth, comprised of a standalone steel structure and accented by wood framing and brass strips around the base.
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Seeking a trusted partner to expand their business, the owner of Little Collins enlisted the Dixon Projects team to bring an empty shell of a space to life.
With an Australian design team already on board from Little Collins’ first location, Dixon Projects managed the execution of a complex booth structure, in coordination with both the overseas design team and the landlord of the building.
First, the team framed out the main booth, comprised of a standalone steel structure and accented by wood framing and brass strips around the base.
Once complete, custom brass and Rombini tile were seamlessly wrapped around the curved perimeter. In addition, an upper canopy made from perforated aluminum and brass accents was installed to create extra storage and display.
Once the standalone structure was fully complete, stainless steel countertops were specifically cut and installed to match the flush, curved look of the booth.
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