Victoria + Albert’s First Product Showcase In Singapore

Held at Parkroyal on Pickering on 12 November, the event marked the company’s first presentation of the award-winning Amiata Bath in Singapore. Also on display were the new ionian, Mozzano, ios and Barcelona collections.

BY Janice Seow

November 25th, 2015

Tags: Amiata Bath, ionian by Victoria + Albert, ios by Victoria + Albert, Victoria + Albert Baths

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