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Ercol Launch at Temperature Design

Ercol Launch at Temperature Design

Ercol hand-crafted furniture arrived in Australia in early 2012. Celebrating their launch with a ‘high tea’ event at Temperature Design, Ercol were proud to unveil a range of elegant furniture that’s made with elm, ash, beech, oak and walnut sourced from sustainable forests in North America or Europe.

On an evening in February, leading editors, stylists, designers and architects came together to celebrate the arrival Ercol furniture launch at Temperature Design in Sydney, NSW.

The Ercol factory in England, comes from a long tradition of furniture makers. Their designs combine the very latest technology with time-honoured craftsmanship.

Guests including host Amanda Talbot from Top Design and special guest Nick Garrat, Managing Director of Ercol, were both on hand, to help preside over the official the launch of the Ercol range in Australia.

Guests were kept satiated with Pimms cocktails provided by Wats on Tap, and an amazing high tea by The High Tea Company (seriously, those Chocolate and Salted Caramel tarts were to die for).

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