A leading supplier of high quality textiles, Kvadrat Maharam Australia is now servicing the New Zealand specification market, following the recent appointment of a dedicated New Zealand Sales Representative.
A leading supplier of high quality textiles, Kvadrat Maharam Australia is now servicing the New Zealand specification market, following the recent appointment of a dedicated New Zealand Sales Representative.
May 15th, 2013
Based out of Sydney, Kvadrat Maharam’s New Zealand Sales Representative is focused on the New Zealand market, offering tailored product and sales support to local designers and specifiers, as well as making regular visits to New Zealand to engage directly with clients and present Kvadrat Mahram’s new seasonal releases.
Leaders within their respective markets, Kvadrat, a Danish textiles company, and Maharam, a textiles company based out of New York, have a longstanding partnership founded on design innovation and service excellence. When combined, Kvadrat Maharam’s product offering represents the largest range of textiles available world- wide. The two companies operate a joint venture in Australia, as well as other select markets.
For all New Zealand-related enquiries please contact:
Kvadrat Maharam
t: (61 2) 9212 4277
e: australia@kvadratmaharam.com
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