Celebrating a huge 2017, Schiavello played host to Sydney’s design scene with a party and celebration in Sydney Opera House.
It’s been quite a year for the design experts at Schiavello! From the re-launching of the Australian design focused MAP Furniture and the runaway success of the Toku Collection (proudly exhibited at Sydney Indesign), to opening all new branches in Dubai and Beijing for the first time. With such a busy year finally winding to a close, it was a well-earned celebration in the Sydney Opera House for the New South Wales Schiavello team.
With a spectacular view of Sydney harbour, great food, wine and elbow rubbing with some great design minds, the night was a success and worthwhile cherry on top of the 2017 that was to Schiavello. So cheers and here’s to an even better 2018!























































































































































































































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