by Alison | Dec 3, 2019 | Blog
Description: Hospitality/Cafe Location: Bowral, New South Wales Client: RAW & WILD Market & Cafe Our metals have been featured in various projects worldwide ranging from multi-res, hotels, casinos, bars, restaurants,...
by Alison | Sep 3, 2019 | Blog
Description: Retail Location: Myers, Melbourne Client: New Stand Shopfitters When George from New Stand Shopfitters contacted us regarding using our 900 Series in a perfume display, we said ‘absolutely our metals can do...
by Alison | Aug 12, 2019 | Blog
with layered arcs of bespoke-made gold and silver metallic plates” is how Studio XAG describes their design of this Chemetal Brushed Golden Aluminium (#931) and Brushed Aluminium (#902) Michael Kors window display. #931 Brushed...
by Alison | Mar 25, 2019 | Blog
To help designers and architects create spaces that tell a story, many Chemetal designs (exclusive to That Metal Company) emulate the look of steel – both stainless and aged – in aluminium, a lighter and easier to use material. Sheets of flexible Chemetal...
by Alison | Jun 30, 2018 | Blog
Description: Uptown Gastropub Location: Maroochydore, QLD Client: Fitsin Commercial Fitouts The Australian pub or “local” is one of our oldest icons and today fortunately these hubs for family and social gatherings...
by Alison | May 23, 2018 | Blog
Description: Mixed Use Commercial and Apartments Location: Braddon, ACT Architect: Judd Studio Client: OFM Direct If meeting with the team at Judd Studio and being invited into the initial planning stages for the interiors for...
by Ange | Mar 20, 2017 | Blog
Kickers and trims may have different meanings depending on where you live and what role you play in building and design industries. For many people, it’s a type of brace for a wall or part of the riser portion on stairs. For us, kickers and trims are a wonderful...
by Ange | Mar 2, 2017 | Blog
The origin of the humble splashback was as a protective surface in kitchens installed behind stoves, grills, hotplates, and sinks designed to protect walls from grease, splatters and water. The splashback (or backsplash as it is sometimes called) was fairly basic and...
by Ange | Feb 28, 2017 | Blog
There was a time when servery’s, counter fronts and reception desks were not given a second thought. They were simply an extension of the counter top and most likely painted. However, Architects and Interior Designers have continued to push the boundaries of...
by Ange | Feb 16, 2017 | Blog
The Sheraton Mirage Port Douglas has used distinctive metal in a creative way. We are delighted to showcase this as it may provide you with your own design inspiration. When you think of That Metal Company, do you think only of our sheet metals and their full-size...
