MTM Solutions Debuts Allermuir

MTM Solutions launched UK furniture line Allermuir in Singapore on Friday 25 November with a British-themed party. Held at their new Playfair showroom, guests mingled with the visiting UK principals, enjoyed Pimm’s & Lemonade and other familiar London traditions, and got the chance to win a lucky draw giveaway of an Allermuir chair.

BY jesse

December 20th, 2011

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