The Lexus Emporium at this year’s Melbourne Cup, as usual, turned heads and attracted an array of celebrities.
November 14th, 2008
At the Spring Carnival this year Designer Rugs and Bolon ensured the VIPs had more than turf beneath their feet.
Designer Rugs offered guests an exclusive preview of their Easton Pearson collection, inspired by antique chintz fabrics while Bolon, distributed by TAG Flooring in Australia, provided the flooring for upstairs and downstairs at the marquee.
Other designs on show at the coveted marquee included a Tom Dixon chandelier, Jaime Hayon lamps and Moroso Nest Chairs.
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