This trendy new bar has the capacity to hold up to 2,500 patrons and is one of the largest licensed venues in WA. The venue has been named the Camfield after “Julius Henry Camfield “(1852-1916), who was the first pioneer settler in the Burswood area in Perth.

Kingman worked closely with all the partners on this project, especially with Tim McLernon, who co-own’s The Stables Bar, The Reveley, and pop-up bar Embargo, in partnership with the Three Pound Group. This great hospitality business has more than a dozen venues across Australia. All the interior design was by Mobilia and we think the end result is very sophisticated, with a mix of contemporary and industrial features. The wallpaper used has a very hip and arty feel, while the lighting and earthy textures create an industrial ambiance.

Kingman manufactured and installed directional way-finding, statutory signage, wall graphics, and external building signage. This signage project was completed in little over a month and is another feather in our cap here at Kingman, we are unbelievably proud to have been a part of yet another exciting new development in WA.