This full-scale interior fit-out was developed for Dribbles Burgers as part of a complete restaurant interior. Designed and painted by Set It Off, the project blends vibrant mural work, postmodern influences, and practical design integration, delivering an immersive functional space that’s bold, cohesive, and built to last.

The concept was brought to life in collaboration with Aydn.co, who provided the initial layout scope, and the builder, who hand-selected raw materials to suit the budget and vision. My role involved leading the interior fit-out art direction; including custom murals, logo design, colour mapping, and sculptural flow across multiple sections of the venue.

From the vivid entry walkway with custom street-style fencing, the journey flows through four distinct zones: the check-in stairwell, front servery, kids’ play area, and a sports lounge fitted with live game visuals. Each mural section was carefully colour-coordinated and composed to wrap architectural features and guide the customer’s movement through the space, layering tone on tone while balancing visibility with depth.

Inspired by elements of futurism, neoplasticism, and elementarism, the design balances high-impact visuals with usability. The murals aren’t just painted features, they’re integral to the spatial rhythm, ambience, and branding of the venue.

The end result is an art experience that draws people in and keeps them exploring. It’s a fit-out that’s equally engaging for kids and adults, with low-maintenance finishes and timeless underground street appeal. In short: a restaurant interior that hits harder than expected, artistically, atmospherically, and commercially.

This installation is more than just a mural, it’s a full-scale interior transformation that blends street art, sculpture, and spatial design to recreate the energy and detail of a Vietnamese street scene. Commissioned by District Mot and curated by Set It Off, this project features a hand-painted mural layered with sculptural elements, reclaimed materials, and intricate architectural detailing to resemble the facades of Vietnamese buildings.

Spray paint, recycled furniture, old timber, and balcony lighting were all carefully selected and repurposed to build wall-mounted sculptures and faux storefronts that echo the textures of Hanoi and Saigon. Every surface plays a role in the narrative, from weathered signage to custom-made windows and doors that wrap around the dining space.

I worked closely with the owner, to capture not only the visual character of Vietnam but its cultural essence. His insight helped shape key elements like color palettes, layout, and material selection. The result is a seamless fusion of mural work and physical art for a full interior fit-out where every detail contributes to an immersive customer experience.

This project is a strong example of how art and mural fit-outs can bring identity, emotion, and authenticity to a hospitality venue, turning blank walls into an unforgettable journey through culture and craft.

This bespoke mural installation was created for a private garage space themed entirely around Ducati. The goal was to elevate the garage for a Ducati Man Cave storage with a design-driven environment that reflects the speed, power, and precision of the Ducati brand. Every detail of the mural, from colour palette to composition, was crafted to align with the sleek high-performance aesthetic of Italian motorbike culture.

To extend the visual impact, the artwork continues from the wall onto the floor. I used a custom epoxy flooring system, combining unique application techniques and heavy-duty finishes to ensure durability, grip, and long-term performance under real garage use. The surface not only complements the mural’s design language but holds up to the demands of tyres, tools, and weather fluctuations, making it practical as well as beautiful.

What makes this project stand out is its commitment to concept. The artwork isn’t just decoration, it’s a complete installation experience that immerses the viewer in a Ducati-inspired space. The transitions between wall and floor were carefully mapped to maintain visual flow from every angle, enhancing the sense of depth and striking movement to the room.

This fit-out is a powerful showcase of how interior fit-out art can be used in unconventional environments. It demonstrates how artistic expression with meticulous planning can create a custom-built Melbourne art installation that transforms not only the walls but the floors with them.