Commercial microcement, decorative finishes, stretch ceilings and lighting, flooring, tile, stairs and floor preparation — coordinated under one contract, with 20 years of industry experience behind the work.
On most commercial interiors, floor preparation, flooring, tile, surfaces, ceilings and stair details sit with four or five separate subcontractors. Each arrives after the last, inherits whatever was left behind, and is responsible only for their own scope. When a level is out or a substrate was never prepared properly, the cost lands on whoever is holding the finish at the end.
We take those scopes together. The same studio that grinds and levels the slab installs the floor over it; the applicator who finishes the wall detailed the cove the light sits in. There is no interface to argue about, because there is no interface.
Storefronts, showrooms and display environments where the surface carries the brand and the fit-out window is fixed.
Restaurants, bars, lobbies and guest areas needing durable finishes that still read as considered rather than commercial.
Reception areas, meeting rooms and circulation, with acoustic and lighting details integrated into ceilings and surfaces.
Repeatable finish packages across units, with consistent preparation standards and predictable sequencing between floors.
Execution of specified finishes, sample development, and honest advice on what a given substrate will actually support.
A single specialist subcontractor across surfaces, ceilings, flooring, tile, stairs and floor preparation on one programme.
Any combination of these can sit within one commercial contract. Most projects use four or five.
Planning a residential project? Explore our residential services →Existing slabs are assessed and levelled before any finish is committed, because tolerance problems found late are the most expensive kind.
Lighting channels, reveals and returns are set out before surfaces close, so integrated details do not require reopening finished work.
On multi-residential work, finishes are controlled to an approved sample so unit forty matches unit one.
Protection, dust control and staged access for tenanted and operating environments where the space cannot fully close.
Yes. Floor preparation, flooring, tile and stone, microcement and decorative surfaces, stretch ceilings and lighting details, and stair finishing can all sit within a single scope of work, which removes the interfaces where finish quality usually fails.
Regularly. We execute specified finishes, develop samples for approval, and will tell you plainly where a specified finish and the actual substrate are not compatible — before installation rather than after.
It is used in retail and hospitality interiors regularly. Suitability depends on the traffic the floor will take, the substrate beneath it and the sealer system specified, all of which we assess on site rather than assume.
Yes. Protection, dust control and staged access are planned into the programme for tenanted and operating environments where the space cannot be fully closed.
Ceiling systems and integrated lighting from completed DF Luxury Interior Ltd. commercial and fit-out work across Metro Vancouver. Every project record describes only the scope our team performed within each space.

Metro Vancouver
Printed membrane ceiling feature with recessed linear LED lighting.

Metro Vancouver
Gloss black stretch membrane with an integrated fibre-optic star field.

Metro Vancouver
Gloss stretch ceiling coffer with recessed linear LED runs.

Off-site fabrication
Fibre-optic harnesses built into membrane panels before installation on site.

Metro Vancouver
Satin stretch ceiling with a single concealed curving LED line.

Metro Vancouver
Seamless stretch ceiling with perimeter cove lighting.
Tell us about your commercial, retail or multi-residential project. Drawings, finish schedules and programme dates are all useful at the first conversation.