The ’Made in Italy’ Visionnaire collection from IPE Cavalli is launching in Singapore at Marquis@QSquare. Here’s what to expect!
July 9th, 2011
Already housing 5 leading Italian brands in its sprawling 20,000 sq ft showroom at 16 Tai Seng Street, Marquis is pushing ahead, further expanding its strong portfolio with the launch of the Visionnaire collection from Italian company IPE Cavalli.

An impressive 3,000 sq ft space within its Marquis@QSquare showroom will be dedicated to the collection, an extensive range that covers furniture, lighting, accessories, carpets, wallpaper, bedlinen and even solutions for the bathroom and kitchen.

Visionnaire can best be described as “classical furniture with a contemporary edge”. The designs evoke images of grandeur and fantasy and dreams with leviathan-sized lighting and floor-standing vases, as well as bold ornamentations like leather, velvet, crystal, crocodile and eel skin; and yet, each piece feels right at home in the present.
“Visionnaire is a mix of many materials and various styles but also offers news sensations and responds to a need for a different system of furnishings compared to the past,” says Luigi Cavalli, owner of IPE Cavalli.

Close attention is paid to the refinement and sophistication in materials: the combination of shiny lacquered surfaces of glass, high-grade polished stainless steel, soft velvet, semi-precious stones and crystals, just to name a few.
The full collection is expected to be in by September.

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