BW Furniture Channels Warhol in Singapore

Guests at BW Furniture’s Christmas bash in Singapore got to party in true Warhol style on Thursday 1 December with colourful props, a photobooth, stellar food and drinks, and some very great prizes.

BY jesse

December 21st, 2011

Inspired by Andy Warhol’s studio “The Factory”, guests at BW Furniture had their “15 minutes of fame”, dressing up with props for Warhol-worthy pictures at the Hello Stranger photobooth, all while taking in the furniture brands of HÅG, HAY, Jardan and Orangebox.

There were 2 Stella bars to quench their thirst, a fine selection of canapes to try, and custom cocktails for the adventurous. Prizes included a SMEG cult FAB10, filled with Stella Artois, and a subscription to Habitus magazine!

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