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Koop showroom opens in Durban

Posted on November 20th 2009

Sustainable furniture and design brand Koop have opened a showroom on Windermere Road in Durban.

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Sustainable furniture and design brand Koop have partnered with interior designer Karrin Hatfield to open a dedicated showroom within the Hatfield’s showroom on Windermere Road in Durban. The Koop showroom contains some of designer Richard Stretton's most popular ranges including the Pretty Filly, Koop Favourites, Bevel and Barn ranges. Playful, sophisticated and finely crafted, the Pretty Filly bench was launched at the 2009 Design Indaba Expo, where it was a nominee for Most Beautiful Object in South Africa.

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