Robertsons offer the stunning new range - elegant luxury by Christopher Guy
Robertsons is very pleased to introduce a new much-admired international brand to Australia. Christopher Guy Harrison’s pieces, now presented by Robertsons, have a very distinct and elegant style. Well known for the recognisable graceful curved legs featured on many of his pieces, Christopher Guy translates elegance and sophistication into enduring furniture design.
Christopher was recently awarded a Design Icon accolade in Las Vegas and is fast becoming a renowned designer in the modern classics furniture world. His very international approach to design ensures only the best materials and craftsmen are involved in his creations. His love of producing quality designs this way developed from his international lifestyle. He was born in the UK and has spent time living in France, Spain and now Singapore.
Christopher Guy collections are found in some of the most luxurious resorts and hotels worldwide, including the Dorchester, the Mayfair and the Savoy in London, Bellagio and the Venetian in Las Vegas, and Ritz-Carlton, Hyatt, Marriot and Four Seasons worldwide. You will also have seen his pieces in box-office hits such as The Devil Wears Prada, Oceans 13, The Hangover and Casino Royale.
Among his stunning selection of items you will find his signature curved legs based on the feminine form, bold bed headboards, grand chandeliers and ornate mirrors.
For more information:
Robertsons
Tel: 1300 789 659
Website: robertsonsfurniture.com.au
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