Scavolini arrives in Dublin, bringing “Italian Sense of Beauty” to the Irish market. It does so in collaboration with Vita Italiana and through a sales outlet within the Vision Creative Studios of Aaron O’Grady, a pioneer who wished to bring Italian design to a multi-disciplinary space that welcomes new developments in the fields of lighting, graphics, and furniture.
The new Scavolini and Vita Italiana showroom is located in the Ballymount district, Dublin 24, a renown shopping area in Dublin, and occupies an area of more than 500 sqm, in which it offers products for the kitchen, living room, and bathroom and intends to be a reference point in the city for all those who admire Italian design, with a range of products that target architects, interior designers, and the general public.
In the store it is possible to view the brand’s new collections: like the Liberamente, Carattere, Favilla, Foodshelf, Sax, and Urban Minimal kitchens; the Liberamente, Evolution, and Fluida living room sets; and lastly, the Aquo with Laundry Space, Qi, and Magnifica bathroom environments.
Scavolini’s strategy is based on constantly strengthening its organisational network, as well as on the development of products that take into consideration the tastes and needs of various countries and on a communications policy that focuses on brand recognition. As Fabiana Scavolini, CEO of the group, confirms: “Our presence in Ireland is an important part of a much broader growth plan that we are pursuing at the worldwide level. Today our company is an increasingly international brand. We sell our products all over the world, with a policy that focuses on significantly expanding our network and which has given us a presence on five continents, confirming us as one of the top brands in the kitchen sector, not only in Italy, but also abroad.”
