DUKE OF WELLINGTON

Billed as Melbourne's oldest continuously operating pub, the site has been vacant for a number of years – awaiting a suitable tenant.

RED was invited by Paul Mathis to pitch for an iconic pub on Flinders Street, the Duke of Wellington. Paul's brief was to create a contemporary destination over 3 levels whilst respecting the heritage value of the building.

ROGERSELLER

For 18 months RED worked closely with the Rogerseller team to develop what is now the leading bathroom showroom in Australia. The new showroom is also the National head office supporting New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australian showrooms also designed by RED.

THE PRINT HOUSE

Red Design Group worked hard to develop this concept to have the grandeur of a european club lounge, sectioned into areas that will appeal to a range of customers, their moods, and requirements.

DELIVINO

Paul Mathis, the owner of 61 A'Beckett street, considered this an obvious choice to fill his own space with Melbourne's next unique dining and drinking experience.

OROTON

The stylish new stores include quality finishes, new store lighting to enhance the product on sale, flexibility of the visual signature throughout the store and the creation of an element of surprise for customers.

HS HOME

The new Harris Scarfe homewares concept store branded 'hs home' at Gepps Cross Homemaker Centre signals a new era for the retailer.

HUSK

A fusion of botanical art and French interior design combined to inspire the latest Husk boutique located in busy coffee drinking Carlton.

BARRINGO VALLEY
VILLAGE CENTRE

Since September 2008, RED has worked closely with the Wookey Capital team to develop a Master Planning solution that would elevate the site opportunities.

PEPE'S PAPERIE

Inside the store a concrete floor, marble countertops and black walls contrast with the visual impact of colourful product displays.

An impactful feature wall shows leather goods such as briefcases, bags and folios.

MYER BASEMENT

Raw, edgy and irreverent, The Basement has revolutionized the department store's youth experience. Graphics and an eclectic mix of wallpapers cover almost every wall.

RIALTO FOOD PRECINCT

With over 5,000 office workers and its prime location on Collins Street, the Rialto Towers attracts over 10,000 people on a daily basis.

THE MERCHANT OF VENICE

European style and classic Venetian cuisine meet in the new Rialto Restaurant.

MACRO WHOLEFOODS

Earthy tones, recycled timber flooring and exposed beams create an intimate, warm ambience within the store while also evoking a rustic, market feel.

ROGERSELLER

Rogerseller stocks a range of leading European bathware brands such as Catalano, Fantini, AQ Hayon and Falper. The company caters for a clientele that includes designers, architects, specifiers and what Edmonds calls the 'savvy self-specifier', people who are design driven.

GREENLAND

The main aim of the design concept is to restore and enhance the existing building and reinstate its contribution to Douglas Parade, the Centre and the city, both aesthetically and by introducing a traditional retail offer.

COVENTRY BOOKS

The brainchild of Stephen Hepburn, Coventry Books is an example of how to turn a concept for a first business into a desirable destination where people choose to linger.

CHOCLATTÉ

With the focus on quality, Adam Stevens set out to combine hand made Belgium chocolates with quality aromatic coffee into a new café concept called Choclatté.

MIMCO

Amanda Briskin founded Mimco in 1996 as a wholesale business making bags. With a passion for fashion and the drive to push past impossible odds, Briskin's bags were soon hitting the shelves of major retailers.

7-ELEVEN

While research showed that convenience shoppers were on the increase thanks to childless households with high disposable incomes, more working women and the revival of the 'village economy', 7-Eleven was not resting on its laurels.

COLES
1st CHOICE

When the Coles Myer Liquor Group launched its new "big box" retail liquor concept RED was engaged to develop the concept for the design of the new store, new fixtures, branding and signage, environmental graphics and visual merchandising.

HORSATACK

RED is helping the world's largest wholesaler of horse saddles and horse blankets to open a new equestrian category killer retail format in the United Kingdom and the United States.

HARRIS SCARFE

After a management buyout of the Adelaide based department store business, Robert Atkins had ambitious plans to turn around the iconic retail brand. The goal he set was to create a specialty format which gives Harris Scarfe a clear point of difference.

ALH

Design for multi site operators is an important part of RED’s portfolio. Often this involves creating a palette of finishes and a modular fit-out concept that can be replicated at different sites throughout Australia.