Thursday 11 November saw Schiavello launching their new Melbourne showroom at Crown Metropol.
November 29th, 2010
“The furniture show space, located over two floors at Crown Metropol, impressed guests with its striking design. The one-story piece of art by Nick Mangan, a floating meeting room and a vertical garden makes the Showroom a distinctive space for guests.
“Director Systems, Raffaele Tigani welcomed guests and officially opened the Showroom; the evening was then spent celebrating with refreshing cocktails and tasty antipasto.”
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