Design House by Camiano

01/04/2026

A set of headlights on a Toyota Vitz restored and protected the professional way.

17/02/2026

Some cosmetic restoration work done on this 2003 Renault Clio MK2 Expression.

Front bumper moulding was looking tired, and therefore was resprayed and finished using proper products to be brought back to life. The same was repeated for remaining moulding parts.

Last but not least, the side trim bullets were re-finished in gloss metallic silver, an option available on Renault Sport or Initiale Paris trims, adding a nice touch to the car's aesthetic.

13/02/2026

A deep interior detail given to this 2000 Renault Mégane Scenic after a tideous job of taking the interior apart to replace a faulty double sunroof. Interior was meticulously taken apart and put back together by us, including the sunroof swap.

Velour seats were vacuumed then brushes to make sure no dust remains caught inside the fibers. 90s French velour was a tideous job to clean, though nothing we cannot handle 😉

06/02/2026

Why wash an undercarriage? Some people say it's too much. Others say you won't use the car so that it doesn't get dirty again.

Well not exactly. The main reasons as to why you clean a car's undercarriage are as follows:

1. It looks good on a lift - Yes, the aesthetic appeal of it will always come first.

2. Easy maintenance - With a clean undercarriage, it is easier to work on suspension components, exhaust, or any other component found underneath the car. It is also easier to spot leaks and keep up to date with the car's maintenance.

3. Corrosion protection - Chassis are generally made out of aluminium or metal, yes they are protected with under seal and paint, however by time certain protected areas might wear off. Mud can settle in corners and crevices within the chassis. The result of this? The mud remains damp and starts to corrode its way into the chassis, and that's generally how rust forms in sills and rear wheel arches.

So whenever you are planning the next step in protecting your vehicle, take undercarriage detailing into consideration, and if you'd like, drop use a message, we'd be more than happy to guide you 😊. It can save a huge headache tomorrow.

📸 - Works in Progress on the undercarriage of a 1996 Renault Laguna B56.

05/02/2026

Every contact matters.

Air drying allows water to be removed without touching the paint, reducing the risk of scratches and ensuring crevices and panel gaps are properly dried.

This helps a lot especially when a car is rarely used (collector's car), and goes straight into storage after washing. This reduces the chance of areas within the car remaining wet and humid, thus protecting against potential corrosion.

Thoughtful care. Proper technique. Camiano.

27/10/2025

The engine bay on this Toyota Celica GT has been professionally detailed by us. Hand detailed and restored to its former glory.

11/10/2025

This is what the car community is all about — coming together as one.
Parking our pride and joys side by side, sharing stories of the past, learning from each other, and celebrating every little detail that makes us who we are.

It’s more than a passion.
It’s a lifestyle.

11/06/2025

League 17 inch wheels revived after repainting in metallic silver and re-polishing of outer edges.

Enjoy a Before (1st photo), and After (2nd and 3rd photos).

02/05/2025

Detailed this lovely Toyota Celica GT on a Public Holiday!

26/02/2025

13/09/2024

Renault Laguna Mk1 B56 mirror mouldings restored.

Always a pleasure restoring classics. DM for any restoration tips 😉

28/04/2024

Sunday's