Stosa Cucine opens first Singaporian store
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Italian kitchen-design studio Stosa Cucine has opened its first store in Singapore.
Located at the Apex @ Henderson building, the showroom spans 140sqm, displaying four kitchen models: Aliant, Natural, Infinity, and Aleve, for customers to experience.
Products on display add a hi-tech touch to the kitchen as well as a functional solution for shelves, baskets and drawers.
Customers can also get personalized options and design their own Stosa Cucine kitchens.
The brand says it chose Singapore for its first international store because the city is one of the world’s most cosmopolitan, and an important hub for international trade.
After Singapore, Stosa Cucine plans to expand into other Asian markets.
Questions & Answers
Q.Why did Stosa Cucine choose Singapore for its first international store?
Why did Stosa Cucine choose Singapore for its first international store?
Stosa Cucine selected Singapore because it is considered one of the world’s most cosmopolitan cities. It is also an important global hub for international trade, making it a strategic location for their expansion.
Q.What types of kitchen models are on display at the new Singapore store?
What types of kitchen models are on display at the new Singapore store?
The new showroom displays four specific kitchen models for customers to experience. These models are named Aliant, Natural, Infinity, and Aleve, showing various design possibilities.
Q.What kind of products does Stosa Cucine offer to customers?
What kind of products does Stosa Cucine offer to customers?
Stosa Cucine offers products that add a hi-tech touch to kitchens, alongside functional solutions for storage. Customers can also opt for personalised choices to design their bespoke kitchens.
Q.What are Stosa Cucine's future expansion plans after opening in Singapore?
What are Stosa Cucine's future expansion plans after opening in Singapore?
Following the opening of its first international store in Singapore, Stosa Cucine intends to expand further. The company plans to enter and develop its presence in other Asian markets.
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