Designspace

I never knew it was possible to eat 30+ pieces of sushi until I spent an evening at Designspace. In my defence I’ve never had the culinary geniuses from Nobu hand carve my fishy treats right in front of me.

Yes – an offer I’d be a fool to refuse.

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The girls and I headed over to the launch of Designspace’s new showroom on Wigmore Street. We explored the beautifully crafted showroom just off Bond Street for the evening.

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The seamless kitchens mix contemporary and functional design solutions. We had a nose around through the cupboards and sliding systems, all in agreement that our own kitchens would be as organised if we owned one of these beauties.

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The Wigmore Street showroom is vastly displayed with mainly Modulnova and Schiffini designs. The impressive space promotes the latest materials, technologies represented through Italian living.

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I admired the quirky light fittings made of bottles and joined in the centre with a lemon juicer.

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Amongst the slick architectural kitchens we sipped on prosecco and chatted away.

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We watched the sushi chefs master their technique, as they produced delicate and divine mouthfuls.

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We enjoyed endless amounts of delicious sushi and fusion canapés.

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designspace sushi

My sweet tooth kicked in and I tucked into glittery chocolate delights and pistachio macaroons. Nom nom nom.

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We had an awesome evening; it’s well worth you taking a trip and explore the stunning showroom, details here: Designspace.

In the meantime I’ll be asking my fairy godmother for a Modulnova kitchen equipped with the latest technology and sushi chef from Nobu. That is all.

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