Apaiser Bathware awarded Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou supply contract

Victorian-based Apaiser Bathware been successful in securing the supply contract for the prestigious Four Seasons Guangzhou hotel in China.

BY jesse

February 18th, 2010

Victorian-based Apaiser Bathware been successful in securing the supply contract for the prestigious Four Seasons Guangzhou hotel in China.

Apaiser Bathware, the world’s leading manufacturer of luxury stone composite bathware, will supply more than 300 baths for the rooms of the Four Seasons. They will supply two bath designs – the Eclipse bath and the Attitude bath.

Designed by Wilkinson Eyre Architects, the hotel offers expansive views across the rapidly expanding financial centre of Guangzhou and, upon completion, will be the highest in the world – standing tall at 438m.

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