Surface Gallery can surface your whole home
Surface Gallery is located just a five minute drive from the heart of Sydney’s CBD. The industrial style showroom showcases an array of stunning tile surfaces, including natural stone tiles and pavers, stone wall cladding, porcelain and ceramic tiles, as well as an extensive selection of decorative features and mosaics.
Carefully sourcing, selecting and importing tiles from across the globe, Surface Gallery supplies high quality, well-priced materials to suit a variety of projects. From large scale commercial developments to private residential properties, Surface Gallery can surface the whole area.
Continually updating its product range enables Surface Gallery to be up to date with and reflect the latest market trends.
The Surface Gallery showroom provides a space for designers and clients to meet, share tips and advice on the best materials to use for different surfaces, and to then select every tile surface required for the project. Surface Gallery product displays showcase a large enough portion of each surface to enable you to experience the natural variation inherent with porcelain, ceramic and natural stone tiles.
The Surface Gallery team is regarded for its expert advice, so even if you are not looking to purchase just yet, make an appointment to see a member of the team in order to get a head start on your design.
For more information:
Surface Gallery
233A Johnston Street, Annandale, NSW
Web: www.surfacegallery.com.au
Tel: 02 9566 2002
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