Last week the Corporate Culture Sydney showroom celebrated the launch of Poltrona Frau.
March 23rd, 2010
Guests enjoyed a feast of exceptional canapes and Campari cocktails, plus an Antipodean appearance from Giulio Cappellini who charmed the crowd during his speech. Around 300 members of the local architecture and design community experienced Corporate Culture’s new range of products, with the Poltrona Frau, Cappellini, Cassina and Alias furniture set up in enticing vignettes around the showroom.
Indesign were a media partner for this event.
Photography by Fiona Susanto.











































































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