Ultimo Interiors Launch Twelve

Ultimo Interiors hosted their annual launch event on Friday 25 November at their Osborne Park showroom, giving guests a glimpse at their latest arrivals. The latest designs from Hülsta, Rolf Benz, Varaschin and Ultimo newcomers Sartori Rugs, FLAI and Royal Botania were just some of the new items on show. An origami crane chandelier was contributed to by guests on the night, in honour of the launch of CO2 Designs’ new Origami Sofa.

BY jesse

December 20th, 2011

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