Transforma, Adelaide’s premium furniture specialist, celebrated its 35th birthday by opening a new showroom on Norwood’s Kensington Road on Thursday 24 February 2011.
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Clients and representatives from Adelaide’s architecture and design community were treated to gourmet nibbles, champagne and delectable white chocolate mudcake, while perusing a stunning collection of Australian and European bedroom, dining, living and lounge furniture in Transforma’s striking new space.
The new showroom features a 30 metre window frontage, offering a stylish contemporary setting in which to view Transforma’s selection of the latest furniture designs.
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