Project archive · Australia
Open any project to explore its photography and the thinking behind the furniture response.
View projectHospitality · Project 01
A hospitality setting shaped around relaxed, social dining. The furniture brings warmth and rhythm to the room while keeping circulation clear and every seat practical for the pace of daily service.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 02
A lively hospitality interior needs furniture that feels individual without becoming visually busy. Here, the seating and tables work as a family: comfortable, robust and easy to rearrange as the venue changes through the day.
View photos & story →
View projectResort · Project 03
Furniture for a resort has to feel effortless while working exceptionally hard. This collection was considered for extended guest use, a relaxed island character and the practical demands of a destination venue.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 04
The Auburn Hotel called for furniture with the ease of a much-loved local and the finish expected of a polished hospitality venue. The result is an inviting mix that supports long lunches, quick drinks and busy service.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 05
A pub setting made for gathering. The furniture response balances familiar hospitality cues with durable commercial construction, creating a room that feels established, welcoming and ready for heavy use.
View photos & story →
View projectAccommodation · Project 06
Accommodation furniture has to look composed from arrival and continue performing across countless stays. This project brings together comfortable proportions, practical finishes and a calm visual language suited to guest spaces.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 07
The Espy is a collection of experiences rather than a single room. The furniture needed to belong to the character of each setting while still meeting the shared demands of a landmark, high-traffic hospitality venue.
View photos & story →
View projectEntertainment · Project 08
For an event destination, furniture must be comfortable at first sitting and dependable through the busiest days. The selection supports clear movement, flexible hospitality and a refined race-day atmosphere.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 09
A versatile hotel interior needs to welcome different groups and occasions without losing its identity. The furniture palette creates distinct places to sit while maintaining a cohesive, practical whole.
View photos & story →
View projectArts & Culture · Project 10
Furniture within an architectural landmark should support the experience, not compete with it. This response is considered in scale and finish, giving visitors comfort while respecting the theatre’s strong visual character.
View photos & story →
View projectEducation · Project 11
Learning spaces work best when students can shift easily between focus, conversation and collaboration. The furniture is robust, approachable and flexible enough to support different teaching modes throughout the day.
View photos & story →
View projectEducation · Project 12
A practical education setting designed around movement and choice. Furniture helps define zones for individual work and group learning while standing up to the realities of everyday school use.
View photos & story →
View projectEducation · Project 13
For younger learners, furniture needs to feel welcoming, intuitive and appropriately scaled. The setting uses colour and clear arrangements to support participation, independence and a positive daily routine.
View photos & story →
View projectEducation · Project 14
A contemporary school environment asks more of its furniture than a fixed classroom ever did. These pieces support changing group sizes, informal learning and focused work with a durable commercial foundation.
View photos & story →
View projectEducation · Project 15
Vocational learning spaces connect study with the working world. The furniture response feels mature and purposeful, supporting collaboration, waiting and independent work without sacrificing resilience.
View photos & story →
View projectEducation · Project 16
A childcare interior should feel safe and joyful without becoming overstimulating. Furniture, scale and finish work together to create an approachable environment for play, learning and everyday care.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 17
Bells Hotel is furnished for the relaxed pace of a neighbourhood venue and the intensity of busy trading. The pieces establish comfortable social zones while remaining straightforward for staff to manage.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 18
A waterside hospitality venue calls for an easy, generous character. The furniture composition supports groups, conversation and long stays, with finishes chosen to feel warm and grounded in a commercial setting.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 19
This project builds the energy of a modern pub through confident, uncomplicated furniture. Varied seating positions give guests choice while the overall palette keeps the venue coherent and serviceable.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 20
In a highly detailed dining interior, every furniture decision contributes to the atmosphere. Restrained forms, comfort and considered finishes allow the seating to complement the room’s strong hospitality experience.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 21
Across a large-format venue, furniture helps turn scale into a series of more personal moments. Different seating types create places to dine, drink and gather while maintaining a recognisable design language.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 22
A fast-moving dining room needs furniture with presence, without slowing the energy of the space. The pieces are direct, durable and visually assured—made to support high turnover and memorable hospitality.
View photos & story →
View projectAccommodation · Project 23
For an art-led hotel, furniture becomes part of the guest’s visual experience. The response balances expressive character with the comfort, consistency and care required across accommodation and shared spaces.
View photos & story →
View projectAccommodation · Project 24
A hotel interior must work for brief encounters and longer pauses. Furniture defines welcoming places to arrive, meet and unwind, using practical commercial finishes and calm, comfortable proportions.
View photos & story →
View projectStudent Living · Project 25
Student accommodation is home, workplace and social setting in one. The furniture supports that mix with durable pieces for shared living, study and connection, unified by an approachable contemporary character.
View photos & story →
View projectEntertainment · Project 26
For What The Putt in Brunswick, Yellow Design’s role extended far beyond furniture supply. We delivered the venue joinery and helped bring many of its imaginative golf holes to life—taking ideas through design development, hands-on prototyping, fabrication and installation, then remaining involved with practical aftercare once the venue was operating.
View photos & story →
View projectAccommodation · Project 27
An art-led hotel calls for furniture with its own quiet character. Comfortable proportions and considered finishes support the guest experience while allowing the wider interior and artwork to remain central.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 28
A destination hospitality space should invite guests to settle in and take in their surroundings. The furniture response is relaxed and generous, with the durability needed for a venue built around shared experiences.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 29
This local hotel setting is organised for easy gatherings and dependable daily trade. Furniture creates comfortable places for different group sizes while remaining straightforward to operate and maintain.
View photos & story →
View projectCommunity · Project 30
Community facilities need adaptable furniture that welcomes a wide range of people and activities. The response prioritises clear layouts, robust finishes and an approachable character for regular shared use.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 31
For a coastal hotel, the furniture has to feel relaxed without losing its commercial discipline. The result supports dining, drinking and longer stays with a composed palette suited to a destination venue.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 32
A large hospitality environment is made more welcoming through clearly defined places to gather. Furniture brings those zones together with comfortable forms, practical finishes and a consistent visual rhythm.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 33
The Village Belle balances the familiarity of a local hotel with a fresh, contemporary interior. The furniture supports that mix through social layouts, strong commercial performance and a warm sense of arrival.
View photos & story →
View projectEntertainment · Project 34
Event furniture must perform when the room is at its busiest and remain flexible between occasions. The solution supports clear circulation, group seating and the practical needs of a public entertainment venue.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 35
Nightlife furniture helps shape both the energy and the intimacy of a venue. Here, seating and tables create distinct social pockets while standing up to high traffic and late-night service.
View photos & story →
View projectAccommodation · Project 36
Shared living works when residents have genuine choices in how they meet, work and relax. The furniture helps define those everyday settings with a friendly residential feel and commercial-grade practicality.
View photos & story →
View projectPublic Service · Project 37
Furniture for an operational community facility needs to be clear, durable and dependable. This response supports focused work, meetings and shared use with straightforward materials and flexible arrangements.
View photos & story →
View projectWorkplace · Project 38
A client-facing workplace benefits from furniture that feels professional without becoming impersonal. The setting supports productive conversations and everyday work through comfortable, composed pieces.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 39
A restaurant setting is built from the relationship between atmosphere, comfort and service. The furniture response keeps those elements in balance with an inviting scale and practical commercial finish.
View photos & story →
View projectCommunity · Project 40
A community venue needs furniture that can adapt to different people, programs and occasions. Robust pieces and straightforward layouts make the space easy to use, reset and welcome people into.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 41
A neighbourhood pub should feel immediately comfortable and familiar. The furniture creates an easy mix of dining and social seating, designed to look settled in while working hard through daily service.
View photos & story →
View projectPublic Realm · Project 42
Furniture in a public setting has to be intuitive, resilient and respectful of its surroundings. The response gives people a clear place to pause and gather without competing with the landscape.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 43
A club environment moves between casual visits, dining and group occasions. The furniture supports that range with comfortable, adaptable settings and finishes selected for consistent commercial use.
View photos & story →
View projectHospitality · Project 44
A pavilion setting should connect easily with its wider park environment. The furniture feels open and social, providing practical places to meet, dine and pause while maintaining a strong venue identity.
View photos & story →
View projectEntertainment · Project 45
For Kingpin Melbourne at Collins Arcade, Yellow Design made the custom DJ box shown within the completed venue. The piece gives performers a practical working position while its dark, angular form and illuminated KINGPIN face sit naturally within the venue’s industrial-luxe entertainment setting.
View photos & story →Have a project in mind?
Bring us an idea, a furniture schedule or completed architect’s plans.
Start a projectFrom the studio
Projects, products, workshop details and commercial furniture inspiration from Yellow Design.
@yellowdesignfurniture ↗