HU, I've replied to old posts, sometimes the related questions that appear can be confusing and the date can be overlooked, it happens, I think many of us have done it, so don't worry about it. Thing is, if the original poster is no longer following and if other people looking for inspo are more likely to get advice by starting a question of their own than getting lost in an old discussion and if people willing to reply waste time reading through before noticing the question is 7 years old, and it brings it back to the first page making it more likely more people will mistake it for a recent discussion, I'm not sure how productive any of that is, so I appreciate the 'old post' advisory, and in that spirit since I've now added to the conversation I'll draw to others' attention that this is an OLD POST

It's impressive how they secured a lightning-fast approval, allowing you to start the works and save money before the rent-free period begins. Kudos to your team! By the way, if anyone is looking for a professional architect to design their next retail project, I highly recommend reaching out. It's essential to trust and use a registered architect who can deliver excellent results. Don't fall for unregistered and unqualified individuals. Quality matters! Oh, and if you're interested in pursuing a career in esthetics, have you considered checking out an online esthetician school? It could be a great opportunity to enhance your skills and knowledge in the field.

Beautiful.

@siriuskey not related to this thread per se but I believe all cabinetry with the exception of timber comes with white laminate inside (unless you order custom and pay for the inside to be painted). We just had black cabinetry installed in our lounge and the back of the doors are white. I was shocked so contacted everyone I know with new kitchens in dark colours and they ALL had polyurethane cabinets with white laminate on the back of dark/coloured doors.