The Green is situated at the back of the iconic James Street in Brisbane, making it a hidden oasis that welcomes customers and evokes a sense of discovery. Due to its location, it provides a relaxed and lush oasis that caters for many needs – retail, design, food and drink.

The space features an industrial skeleton with an exposed ceiling and a wealth of raw concrete and metal. This is complimented by a modern soft aesthetic featuring vibrant splashes of burgundy which are inspired by the Cedar trees of Lebanon as a nod to owners Angela Sclavos and Christina Habchi’s heritage. Pastel pink tiling and beautiful Rosso Levanto marble bench tops introduce femininity to the space. Of course, The Green features a lot of greenery with pots and plants of all shapes and sizes displayed from their serene outdoor pavilion all the way to the far wall of the interior, and everywhere in between.

Many talents have brought The Green to life, including one of Brisbane’s most renowned architects Craig Channon from Channon Architects, and international interior designer Borhan Ghofrani. Every millimetre of the space has been utilised to provide an enjoyable experience for everyone that enters The Green.