Burly Gin
Nestled within the vibrant new precinct of The Warehouses in Currumbin, Burly Gin is redefining the Gold Coast bar scene with its bold approach to craft spirits and design. Among the many elements that contribute to its striking interior, the flooring stands out as a masterpiece of both form and function. House of Surfaces was proud to supply the exquisite stone tiles that bring texture and character to the space, grounding Burly Gin’s aesthetic in timeless elegance.
Designed by Will Rathgeber of Studio Plenty, Burly Gin embraces a fusion of eclectic continental style, restrained by Japanese sensibilities. House of Surfaces worked closely with the project’s designers and builders to provide a unique stone formation for the flooring, enhancing both the visual appeal and durability of the space. The tiles, chosen for their natural variation and rich texture, contribute to an inviting yet sophisticated environment, perfect for long evenings of expertly crafted cocktails and social gatherings.
In a venue where foot traffic is high and ambiance is key, the right flooring is essential. The stone tiles supplied by House of Surfaces not only provide a striking visual anchor but also offer practical benefits such as durability and ease of maintenance—ensuring that Burly Gin’s stunning interiors remain pristine as guests flow through the space.
For those looking to create spaces that are as visually captivating as they are functional, House of Surfaces continues to be a trusted partner in delivering premium surfaces that elevate hospitality design. Burly Gin is a testament to the impact that well-chosen materials can have in crafting an atmosphere that lingers long after the last sip.
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