In a series of launch events, the Andrews Group has officially launch Bolon’s latest collection, Bolon By You to leading Architects and Designers across Australia.
June 2nd, 2016
A series of events across Australia have celebrated the versatile new Bolon By You collection that enables designers to create bespoke flooring from the hallmark high quality design of the acclaimed Swedish design company Bolon.
Guests were treated to exclusive dinners at Arc One Gallery, Melbourne, The Sydney Theatre Company, Sydney and The Queensland Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, and gifted Annica Eklund’s limited edition book, ‘Family, Friends and Food’.
Bolon Designer Petra Lundblad explains – “As its name suggests, Bolon By You is all about you – the designer. We have created a series of new patterns we believe represent aesthetic variation and by using these, with various combinations of weft and warp colours, bespoke flooring can be achieved. What we hope to create is a situation where architects and designers can realise their visions with Bolon flooring as a dynamic, central design element.”
In the gallery below, Brisbane is page 1, Melbourne page 2 and Sydney page 3.
The Andrews Group
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