Apollo Kitchens Alexandria Showroom Opening

The recent opening of Apollo Kitchens’ new showroom in Alexandria was a huge success. Pete Evans introduced local architects and designers to the newly designed space whilst enjoying a live demonstration from 2011 My Kitchen Rules winner, Bella’s Feast. Here are the happy faces (and beautiful food) from the evening.

BY Tess Ritchie

December 3rd, 2014

Photography by Fiona Sustano

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