Dawson Interiors presents quirky, playful Paris brand Moustache.
December 10th, 2010
Moustache is a fun, stylish Paris-based brand that offers furniture, storage and lighting collections by a select group of designers.
Bertjan Pot, Inga Sempé, Big-Game, Matali Crasset, François Azambourg and Ana Mir + Emili Padros have all contributed to the brand.
Moustache aims to bring together innovative like-minded designers and create furnishings that are playful, stylish and durable.
Dawson Interiors are the exclusive distributors of Moustache products in Australia and New Zealand.



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