Victoria + Albert showed off new additions to their bath collection – Toulouse, Edge and Barcelona – at a lunchtime presentation at the top of Sydney’s Shangri-La Hotel on Wednesday 29 February. Guests marvelled at the new designs, and some even climbed in to try them out!
March 8th, 2012
Photography: Paul Lovelace
Victoria + Albert Baths
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