Zenith’s Brisbane showroom was the perfect backdrop for a summery party.
The sub-tropical locale of the newly refurbished showroom in Brisbane came together as the perfect spot for Zenith clients to celebrate an outstanding year.
The dress code played into the stunningly warm weather, with clients asked to wear their best summer outfits. In keeping with the delightfully tropical theme, guests were treated to food with an outdoor street food bent, while staying refreshed with a Kalki Moon Gin bar.
In among the fanfare, the Brisbane showroom stood out having just undergone a makeover. This revived space also meant some key Zenith pieces could be launched to the Queensland market, including the EDO Collection, KISSEN and PLATFORMA – all housed elegantly within the space.
After a successful year in the sunshine state for Zenith, this beautiful summer vibes party encapsulated just the right sentiment for all in attendance.
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