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October 18, 2024

Friday, October 18, 2024

Day 4 of #JamaicaObserverDesignWeek2024 was hosted by Oppein Jamaica at Main Street Rose Hall, MoBay on Wednesday, October 16.

Specially invited guests got to immerse themselves in a fully furnished three-bedroom, three-bathroom living space complete with kitchen, laundry, and living room. The buzz was palpable as the unique selection of furnishings for each room co-curated by teams Oppein and Furnitureland brought to life the event’s theme, notably ‘Home Perfected, Tailored Spaces for Every Style’.

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Paging SO Architect/Founder & Director of Atelier Vidal, Vidal Dowding and Oppein Jamaica principal Tanya Buxani perused the pages of the special Design Week 2024 issue of the Style Observer. Naphtali Junior

Styled To Perfection Raising a congratulatory toast to a successful event were Furnitureland and Karmen’s Kollection CEO Carmen Brown (centre), and architectural designers at Atelier Vidal, Jhamaria Hewell (left) and Dana Anderson. Naphtali Junior

Toasting Fab Oppein Jamaica clients Mark Umrah and his wife Maxine (right) enjoyed a welcome toast with Client Care Manager Collie Richards (left) and Business Development Manager Anishka Anderson.Naphtali Junior

All About Angles In ‘ussie’ mode were (from left) Oppein Sales and Design Coordinator Michael Bernard; Junior Designer Jhenille Getfield; Advanced Designer Kimberley Fyffe; and Junior Designer Donald Ricketts.Naphtali Junior

Third Story Oppein Jamaica principal Tanya Buxani and her entrepreneur husband Suraj (left) shared the frame with SW Interior Designs Project Manager Nicholas Waites. Naphtali Junior

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