By V-ZUG
October 20th, 2020
When your brand revolves around design and innovation there needs to be a special piece that makes a statement. The Refresh Butler is that piece for V-ZUG – a boutique Swiss manufacturer with a remarkable sense of social and environmental responsibility.
In this session, you’ll discover the unique luxury that the Refresh Butler offers in the fabric care space, caring for your most loved garments, whilst delivering a piece of functional furniture that sets a new standard in lifestyle solutions. Add to your virtual air miles as you take a trip to Switzerland to explore the unique design and build process and (more locally) hear from Tracey Wiles (Woods Bagot) and the team at Bottega Property Group on integrated the Refresh Butler into luxury spaces.
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