I would look for drinkable water, then look for food. Can't live long without water. I would also create a shelter. I would then make a message along the beach using vegetation in big letters in case a plane flew overhead. I would then have a swim if it looked safe and think of it as a big adventure.

Definitely paint. And an extra tip: We moved into a house with so many boldly coloured walls (turquoise, salmon, yellow, dark blue...!) and ended up finding the Haymes paint was amazing at covering all the colours. In the bathroom we used 2 other brands (Duluxand Taubmans) and they needed manymore coats, I'll only use Haymes now I've tried it. Only needed 2 coats over all the colours, it's not at Bunnings but worth seeking out. We got ours from Paint Spot and the staff were so helpful.

That's a good comment. Thank you for that. Although, the concept itself was to address the customers who are intending to purchase on our website but wanting to inspect the products before the purchase. Thus we offered them a way to inspect these products at local business, instead of traditional brick and mortar showroom. Nevertheless, it seems that people are either not going to the cafe to inspect the furniture or they do go and inspect but lose the interest/confidence on the products because it's worn out?

Many of the standard veneer products in dark colours do show fingerprint marks very quickly. This may or may not bother you. Polytec and Laminex have both brought out versions that mark less. Polytec is called Venette and I'm sure you can look up Laminex one. If you want to use these products for dark carcasses, you will pay a higher price than standard melamine. Using it for doors is worth doing. Also, you may want to ask the supplier about using a dark board underneather the laminate so that you don't risk lighter line along the edges. A darker board may also reduce the appearance of any scratches. I personally can't think why dark finish would scratch more than a lighter one.