Celebrating the bright lights of 2020 (yes, there were some)

There’s an old saying about how stones can’t be polished without friction, and apart from its obvious reference to the material product of our business, it’s also a great metaphor for the past year. So, whilst acknowledging all of its unique hardships and heartbreaks, we’re choosing to concentrate on the shining moments, and we’re celebrating the incredible efforts of our amazing clients and our unbeatable staff and support teams at Fibonacci.

Across Australia, our stone has been laid in many outstanding projects within the residential, hospitality, commercial and even medical sectors. It has inspired material palettes – and resolved others; it’s been the star and the support act; and it’s been lauded by architects, designers, specifiers and end-users for its technical abilities, strength, durability, and importantly, its beauty.

Whilst it’s impossible to list each and every project, there a few that have really captured the spirit of Fibonacci, such as the masterful recreation of ‘The Stables’ bar in one of Perth’s CBD’s oldest buildings which featured The Sunbaker. The highly imaginative use of The Graduate by Maria Danos Architecture saw the creation of a stunning sculptural central bar at Mr Robertson, and the atmospheric Fatima’s Reflection provided a robust and symbolic base for the Florence Café by CoLab Design Studio.

The versatile appeal of The Naturaliste provided an unexpectedly serene addition to the floors of Marquise Babywear’s flagship store by Doherty Design Studio, and Esoteriko Interior Architecture took a real estate office to the next level with its incredible use of Abstrakt in the flooring, a bespoke front desk and bathroom vanities at The Rubinstein Group Offices in Woollahra.

The traditionally sterile-looking environment of a dermatology practice was given a serious makeover by Outline Design Studio who implemented both Flannel Flower and Wintersun into its flooring, ingeniously linking them with a brass inlay of the Q Dermatology logo. Our own star shooter, Haydn Cattach created a close-up worthy kitchen for his own photographic studio with The Raven, and in a feat of monochromatic mastery, Biasol Design created a home of epic grandeur featuring our wonderfully moody Eventide.