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Living Wellness in Luxury | Part 4: "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party Report Gallery

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Living Wellness in Luxury | Part 4: "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party Report Gallery

<strong>4th "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party</strong> Despite the bad weather, over 100 guests attended, filling the venue with energy.

<strong>4th "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party</strong> The venue for Poggenpohl Living Wellness in Luxury was the "Poggenpohl Japan Kitchen Design Center Tokyo." The beauty and functional design of the "P’7340," a collaboration with Porsche Design, particularly captivated the male guests.

<strong>4th "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party</strong> "Rösle," a manufacturer of professional-grade luxury kitchen tools. A cooking performance by Chef Mario Fritsche using Rösle cookware from Germany. The excellent balance of practicality and design in the various cooking tools attracted the interest of guests, both men and women.

<strong>4th "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party</strong> "Nespresso," a Swiss-born espresso coffee maker. On the left is "Affogato," a dessert of espresso poured over ice, specially made by Chef Mario. A long queue formed for the service. On the right is the latest espresso machine, "PIXIE." Its compact design and vibrant color variations make it ideal as an interior accent.

<strong>4th "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party</strong> "Technogym," Europe's largest manufacturer of fitness equipment. Its stylish design, characteristic of Italian craftsmanship, attracted attention. Left: Run Personal. Right: A trainer demonstrates exercises using "Kinesis" and a balance ball. The venue was bustling with guests experiencing personal training sessions until just before closing.

<strong>4th "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party</strong> "Gaggenau" built-in kitchens. Gaggenau kitchens, born in Germany with over 330 years of history, became the envy of guests with their robust construction and beautiful design that blends seamlessly with any interior.

<strong>4th "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party</strong> "Luminabella," specializing in Italian and Spanish lighting fixtures. From tabletop types that create a soft ambiance to gorgeous pieces that could become the centerpiece of a room, numerous items, including new arrivals, were showcased.

<strong>4th "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party</strong> "Esse," a long-established British stove manufacturer. The wall-mounted stove installed at the entrance attracted much attention due to its rarity. The warmth emanating from the handcrafted stoves and their fuel efficiency are unique to the company's products.

<strong>4th "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party</strong> "Wave," responsible for interior design and construction, handled the interior of the Poggenpohl venue. True to their name, with the concept of "weaving space," they are expanding their services to include new individual residences and renovations of luxury apartments.

<strong>4th "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party</strong> "Parrot," a globally renowned French manufacturer of wireless devices. On the left is the digital photo frame "DIA," which displays scenes of New York City using Parrot's application "Holidays 2.0." On the right is the wireless stereo speaker set "ZIKMU," designed by Philippe Starck.

<strong>4th "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party</strong> A scene from the "Lucky Draw" raffle. Approximately 30 luxurious prizes were offered, including a digital photo frame designed by Andrée Putman, tableware, cookware, and lighting fixtures.

<strong>4th "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party</strong> Luxurious prizes were generously given away.

<strong>4th "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party</strong> "Barokes," Australian canned sparkling wine, was served as a welcome drink.

<strong>4th "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party</strong> "Poggenpohl Japan Kitchen Design Center Tokyo"

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Living Wellness in Luxury | 4th "Living Wellness in Luxury" Lunch Party Report Gallery

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