At home with Bode and Vantage Concept

Bode and Vantage Concept hosted an intimate gathering for clients and friends in the home of Pauline Goh of Vantage Concept. On display – the latest fabrics, wallpapers and carpets, including the collections from Tsar Carpets and Timorous Beasties.

BY Janice Seow

October 16th, 2013

Tags: Bode, Vantage Concept

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