Schiavello brought the Orgatec atmosphere to Singapore with a special showcase of the latest Humanscale products.
November 23rd, 2012
On 29 October, Schiavello and Humanscale presented an informal evening of drinks and conversation in the midst of the newest products at Schiavello’s Singapore showroom. Guests had a first-hand look at the Humanscale products that were being exhibited at Orgatec 2012. Peter Schiavello, the Managing director of the Schiavello group, was present for this relaxed meet and greet session.The founder and CEO of Humanscale, Bob King, and President of Humanscale International, Tim Hutchings, also chatted with members of Singapore’s design community.
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