The "Made in Italy" brand has long been a symbol of perfection, spanning from architecture, art to fashion and industrial products.
Recently, fashionistas had the opportunity to attend "Italian Day" - an event that brought together many long-standing Italian brands at the luxury space of the Grand Marina, Saigon project in Ho Chi Minh City. The event brought together luxury interior products from the Italian fashion empire Dolce & Gabbana Casa, the monument of the luxury car industry Maserati and enjoyed the famous Castello Banfi wine of Tuscany...
Italian Day event at Grand Marina, Saigon Sales Gallery (District 1, HCMC).
Italy has long been renowned around the world for its sophistication and master craftsmanship. From handbags and shoes to furniture and luxury cars, everything is crafted with a deep love of art and perfection.
Italians do not simply make products, they breathe life into every little detail, carefully in every stitch, every stroke, every layer of paint, creating timeless products that last over the years. Each "Made in Italy" product is a work of art, the crystallization of tradition and creativity.
Marriott branded apartments at Lake Tower, Grand Marina, Saigon are a gathering of sophisticated and luxurious "Made in Italy" products. 100% of the interior of the apartment is completed by Italian Fit-out artisans with hundreds of years of traditional craftsmanship.
Not only experiencing the beauty of Italian craftsmanship in luxury cars, high-end interiors or fine wines and expensive perfumes, customers coming to the Italian Day event can also see with their own eyes and touch a space imbued with Italian culture, feel the harmony of high-end materials imported directly from Italy and the sophistication in every interior detail crafted by talented craftsmen.
The "Italian Day" event is considered to bring a complete Italian experience, from sight, hearing, smell, taste to touch. Not only admiring Maserati watches or Dolce & Gabbana's signature motifs on the interior of Dolce & Gabbana Casa, listening to melodious Italian music from the piano of the brand IMPRESSIVO KLAVIERE & FLUGEL, immersing in the scent of perfume bottles with a strong Italian breath, enjoying the famous Castello Banfi wine from Tuscany, customers also touch the real branded space of Marriott Residences at Grand Marina, Saigon.
Many guests were particularly impressed with the luxurious space of Grand Marina, Saigon, a perfect setting, completely in harmony with the value of "Made in Italy" works of art.
" The Italian quality inside the apartments contributes to creating a luxury branded product at Grand Marina, Saigon", shared a representative of Masterise Homes - the developer of this project.
Marriott branded apartment at Lake building, Grand Marina, Saigon.
Similar to the heritage value of "Made in Italy" brands, the appeal of Grand Marina, Saigon comes from the branded real estate type that was born in 1927. After 100 years of development globally, Grand Marina, Saigon pioneered bringing this type of real estate to Vietnam.
Main lobby of Marriott Residences branded apartment complex at Lake building, Grand Marina, Saigon.
Grand Marina Saigon is also Marriott’s largest branded real estate in the world and inherits 67 years of experience in the hotel industry. Embodying Marriott’s global standards in living spaces for elite residents, the branded apartments here must go through layers of Marriott’s inspection and approval - from the design stage to the handover of the apartment.
"Luxury living" is the experience that Masterise Homes wants to create and bring to its residents. That is also the reason why this unit focuses on designing events such as "Italian Day" to connect its elite community of residents through international experiences. The serious and pioneering investment of two leading names, Marriott International and Masterise Homes, is expected to bring a fully personalized luxury living space to the residents of Grand Marina, Saigon.
Source: https://dantri.com.vn/bat-dong-san/trai-nghiem-tinh-hoa-nuoc-y-tai-grand-marina-saigon-20240823095232107.htm
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