Café Culture Facebook Giveaway

With one click of a button, you could be the owner of this Beetle armchair and matching footstool.

March 28th, 2012

We know you love Café Culture already… but ’like’ them on Facebook between now and 27 April and not only will you be kept up to date on all the latest from the furniture retailer; you’ll also go in the running to win a Beetle armchair and footstool from OMP Infiniti.

Ergonomic and practical yet smooth and stylish, Beetle is the perfect addition to any home or office interior. The one up for grabs is a versatile blue.

Like Café Culture on Facebook and the Beetle could be yours!

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