Due to popular demand, Sovereign Interiors has released an exciting new collection of sculptures.
Comprised of three curves, the Mayla sculpture demands attention. This complex and interesting sculpture will add a contemporary feel to any room. The Tango sculpture is more simplistic in design with its minimal, elegant curves and will compliment a subdued interior. Both sculptures are available in 12 colours or clear with the option of dual colours. Sculptures with bold stainless-steel accents such as the Kimoto are included in the new range as well.
For more information visit sovereigninteriors.com.au
Kimoto sculpture
Mayla sculpture
Tango sculpture
Trans sculpture
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