Case Study - Mexican Restaurant Fit-Out

Reconfiguring Lighting and Power for 189 Queen Street

Canny Electrics delivered a commercial lighting and power fit-out for a new Mexican restaurant at 189 Queen Street, CBD, adapting an existing tenancy to a new hospitality layout.

The project involved relocating existing light fittings and bar-area power points, adding new dining-space lighting, and coordinating directly with an interior design partner to align the electrical layout with the venue concept.

The result was a restaurant fit-out with lighting and power configured to the new floor plan, supporting progression to final completion.

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  • Client Type: Commercial tenant / restaurant operator
  • Industry: Hospitality / restaurant
  • Location: 189 Queen Street, CBD
  • Project Date: 12/08/2025
  • Project Type: Commercial lighting and power fit-out
  • Property Type: Commercial restaurant tenancy
  • Trigger for Project: New tenants taking over an existing venue and completing a fit-out for a new restaurant
  • Primary Services: Lighting relocation, new light installation, power point relocation, wall light installation, fit-out coordination
  • Delivery Model: On-site coordination with client and interior designer
  • Design Partner: Grace Interior Designs
  • Company: Canny Electrics

The Challenge

The client was taking over an existing hospitality space and needed to reshape the electrical layout to support a new Mexican restaurant concept. The project required the lighting and power configuration to align with the new dining and bar layout without major structural changes to the tenancy.

The main technical challenge was working within site restrictions while matching the existing lighting setup. Existing fittings and circuits needed to be repositioned carefully so the finished space looked cohesive rather than retrofitted.

The project also required close coordination with external stakeholders. Canny Electrics worked directly with the interior designer and the client to ensure the placement of light fittings, wall lights, and power points supported both operational flow and design intent.

The Solution

Canny Electrics delivered the fit-out through collaborative on-site planning and staged electrical works:

  • Met on-site with the client and Grace Interior Designs to define the scope and confirm layout requirements.
  • Relocated existing light fittings to suit the new restaurant floor plan.
  • Added new lights to the middle of the dining area to match the existing lighting setup.
  • Relocated the coffee machine power supply to align with the new bar configuration.
  • Relocated bar-area power points to support the updated service layout.
  • Installed wall lights in the dining space.
  • Continued final-stage works in the toilets and back area to complete the project scope.

Key implementation entities:

  • Existing lighting and power relocation
  • New dining-space and wall light installation
  • Bar-area electrical reconfiguration
  • Interior design coordination

The Results

  • 1 commercial restaurant fit-out electrical scope delivered.
  • 1 hospitality venue reconfigured for a new tenant layout.
  • Multiple existing light fittings relocated.
  • Additional lights installed in the centre of the dining area.
  • Multiple bar-area power points relocated.
  • 1 coffee machine power supply relocated to match the new layout.
  • 1 coordinated delivery process completed with the client and Grace Interior Designs.
  • Final-stage electrical works completed in toilets and back area to progress the fit-out toward completion.

Summary

  • Canny Electrics completed a commercial lighting and power fit-out for a new Mexican restaurant at 189 Queen Street, CBD.
  • The fit-out involved relocating existing light fittings and adding new lights in the dining area to match the current style.
  • Power points in the bar area, including the coffee machine supply, were relocated to suit the new layout.
  • Canny Electrics coordinated directly with Grace Interior Designs and the client on-site to ensure design alignment.
  • The result was an electrical layout aligned to the new tenancy fit-out, allowing the project to progress to completion.

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