Published on : Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Boss Design in association with Chieftain Fabrics celebrated St. Patrick’s Day at the Boss Design Showroom at 7 Clerkenwell Road, London.
The evening of entertainment included a full collection of Irish music, dance and refreshment. Guests were invited to pull their own perfect pint of Guinness from the free standing bar or avail of a wide range of luxury Irish whiskey and liqueurs.
The evening got underway with Irish music from the Kilburn Boys, a traditional three piece band, renowned for ‘getting the crowd going’ and Thursday 13th March was no exception on Clerkenwell Road, where the sound of fiddles, jigs and reels had everyone tapping along.
Irish dancing was also on view from Brady’s Irish Dancers, a four piece dance outfit who even interpreted a piece from Riverdance. Irish food was served by caterers, Rare Streat, in the form of Beef and Guinness Stew which was very well received.
Boss Design & Chieftain Fabrics staged this event to enable clients of both companies to meet and mingle in a relaxed atmosphere.
John Kinsella, MD of Chieftain Fabrics added:
“We are always thrilled to co-host an evening like this, with a brand as successful and dynamic as Boss Design. We both believe in building sustainable partnerships with our customers and are really pleased with the support Boss Design gave us to stage this successful event.”
Chieftain Fabrics, who design and manufacture performance contract vinyls have recently worked closely with a range of prominent design companies to update their market leading ‘just colour’ range. Boss Design showcased furniture using Chieftain vinyl in recent projects which include offices, education, healthcare, retail, leisure and hospitality outlets.
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