Hettich revamps Melbourne showroom
Experience the entire Hettich product range under one roof
Hettich Australia’s brand ambassador and KBDi 2009 Australian Kitchen Designer of the Year, Mal Corboy, presented the very latest in international kitchen design trends at the official launch of Hettich’s new state-of-the-art showroom in Southbank last week.
Located in the midst of Melbourne’s elite design quarter, Hettich’s new showroom is believed to be one of the largest of its kind in Australia and showcases the entire range of Hettich’s technology-enabled, design-driven furniture hardware, lighting, handles and storage solutions.
“We are delighted to offer Victorians the opportunity to truly see Hettich’s extensive range of soft-closing drawer and hinge systems, plus much more, all under the one roof,” says Marketing Manager, Hettich Australia, Dave Angus.
“We were also thrilled Mal was able to share his candid interpretation of the latest global trends in kitchen and home storage solutions. ”
Visitors to the new showroom will be among the first in Australia to see Hettich’s new Innotech Manual Push to Open Drawer System, awarded 2011 Bathroom Product of the Year at designEx last week.
“The Push to Open technology removes the need for handles, allowing for a sleek minimalist approach to storage,” says Angus.
“As any architect or design-conscious consumer will agree, the most impressive element of a new build or renovation is often reflected in the overall level of attention to detail.“
That’s why Hettich, which proudly lays claim to making living spaces work beautifully, wants consumers, designers and builders to know all about the convenient solutions it offers.
“We make kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms and living rooms a whole lot better by providing all the magical bits and pieces that help lift the experience encountered in any living or working space in the home to the truly exceptional,” says Angus.
“Our team of dedicated, trained showroom staff are able to advise customers about the best hardware, lighting or storage solution choice for their home while actually showing them the enormous variety of solutions available.
“We liken our new showroom to a one-stop centre of excellence, reflecting the very latest in European design and precision.”
Visitors to Hettich’s new showroom will find:
• Soft-closing drawers with design elements that can be customised;
• Quality drawer runners that run on high-quality precision-made tracks, with soft-close options;
• A full range of storage accessories for kitchen utensils, clothing and cleaning products;
• Award-winning hinge system with soft-close options for a variety of applications;
• The latest European-designed LED cabinet lighting with a full range of innovative switch technologies to complement any living space ;
• Folding and sliding door fittings for a broad range of small and heavy-duty applications with the latest technology in load-bearing slide systems;
• Overhead flap fittings, modern and ergonomically designed, for a number of convenient opening and closing options with soft-close technology;
• Decorative handles in a myriad of styles with advanced surface finishes for individual solutions, and;
• Many more interior fitting solutions to improve the living experience.
Visit Hettich’s new showroom at 57 Haig Street, Southbank, Melbourne Vic 3006. The showroom is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 4:30pm (exclusive of public holidays). Phone (03) 8620 2710 for more information.
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