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As part of their 10 day long Asian city tour, Maison&Objet land in Hong Kong in an effort to express their commitment to the region.

BY Janice Seow

October 20th, 2013

Tags: maison and objet

Following the creative success of their large-scale exhibition event held in Singapore earlier this year, Maison&Objet tour five Asian cities – Bangkok, Manila, Ho Chi Minh, Singapore and Hong Kong to extend their supply reach.

To welcome their Hong Kong arrival, a cocktail event invited local design enthusiasts to the alfresco courtyard of the Mira Hotel, Tsim Tsa Tsui where canopies and beverages circulated until late.

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