In celebration of the 80th Anniversary of one of the world’s largest furniture manufacturers, Ekornes held a media and lifestyle event at Doltone House on Thursday 10th April.
April 28th, 2014
The Ekornes International Marketing Director, Svien Lunde unveiled the new Stressless City and Metro range which features a sleek modern design with luxury finishes and the inclusion of the comfort system of which Ekornes is most renowned.
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