Spend a Day at Milano
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Immerse yourself in European style at the Milano Furniture showroom at Brisbane Indesign.
Milano Furniture’s collaborations with high-end Italian and German brands bring modern designs for all areas of the house to the discerning Australian market.
At Brisbane Indesign, the Milano Furniture showroom team are inviting visitors to spend a day getting to know their major brands, including Cattelan Italia, Erba Italia, Pianca, Rolf Benz and Stepevi.
On Friday 25 May Milano are taking a casual approach. Come and say hello, enjoy a chat and a coffee as the team prepares for Saturday’s exhibition and puts the finishing touches on the showroom display.
Saturday 26 May will see the big reveal of Milano Furniture’s Brisbane Indesign exhibition. Come take a look while enjoying drinks and canapés, and go home with a special gift bag and catalogue.
Milano’s exciting showroom competition invites guests to design a rug for the chance to take home a Stepevi rug of their own.
Visit Milano Furniture during Brisbane Indesign and you could own your very piece of European design!
Milano Furniture
milanofurniture.com.au
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