The best of British arrives in Victoria’s capital.
February 25th, 2010
An exciting new collaboration between Established & Sons and Living Edge sees the unashamedly British designer-manufacturers arrive in Melbourne.
After the hugely successful Sydney debut last November, it was only a matter of time before Living Edge chose to represent the cutting edge company in the Victorian capital.
Leaders in design innovation – Established & Sons was founded in 2005 and have since collaborated with some of the most notorious designers in the industry, from Jaspar Morrison and Shay Alkalay to Mattali Crasset and Marteen Baas.
Designs by Alexander Taylor, BarberOsgerby, Frank, Sam Hecht, Klauser & Carpenter, Wouter Scheublin, Sebastian Wrong and Richard Woods and Shay Alkalay will be through Living Edge.
An exclusive launch party for the collection will be taking place at the Richmond Showroom on March 4th.
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