Dessein Concept Store

Dessein Furniture starts its national tour with the launch of a custom-designed retail Concept Store at Arthur G in Perth

BY Andrew McDonald

September 15th, 2015

Tags: Arthur G, concept-store, Damien-Mulvihill, DesignOffice, Dessein, Mark-Simpson

Dessein has kicked off the 10Degrees Experiential Concept Store with an official launch party hosted at the showrooms of Arthur G. The opening of the marks the beginning of what will be a national tour around Australia.

Designed by Mark Simpson and Damien Mulvihill of the DesignOffice for Dessein, the Concept Store is a pop up retail experience that invites customers to step into the world of Dessein and experience the brand and its Australian designed product offering, first-hand.

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