IndesignTV sits down with Flexform’s Elisa Velluto during the 2014 Milan Furniture Fair to hear about the new collection launched this year, and the importance of the brand’s showrooms around the world.
June 2nd, 2014
IndesignTV sits down with Flexform’s Elisa Velluto during the 2014 Milan Furniture Fair to hear about the new collection launched this year, and the importance of the brand’s showrooms around the world.
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