Meet the Designers, Organised by Renonation

This is a reminder for the upcoming event “Meet the Designers”.




Time: 2pm to 6pm
Venue: The Design Store By Lifestorey
Address: 16 Tai Seng Street #01-00/A Singapore 534138
Parking: Free parking, Limited slots.

All of our guests get to enjoy Exclusive discount on Lifestorey products. Light refreshment will be served at the start of the event, we encourage you to come early.

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Organised by Renonation it was very well put together: there were many friendly helping hands and excellent crowd control.  Nine ID firms were present and it was always a worry that they packed as many customers as possible and you ended like queueing to buy fast food.  But not so, we have no problem with waiting and our sessions were unhurried.  All in all a great experience.  Do look out for their future event.

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