Zuster celebrates the launch of Halo and South Pacific fabrics Rubelli range.
October 28th, 2015
Zuster celebrated the launch of their new Halo furniture range this month, in collaboration with South Pacific fabrics who launched their new Rubelli range of fabrics. Zuster’s newly renovated showroom was also on display, showcasing the high quality finishes and design of what Zuster is all about.
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