The exhibition will be on September 20th — 25th at 10:00 until 14:00 hrs and again at 16:00 until 19:00 hrs. The grand opening will be presided over by His Excellency Klas Molin, Ambassador of Sweden, Khun Abha and ML Laksasubha Kridakon, the owner of Baan Laksasubha resort, at the lobby of the Rembrandt Hotel starting 18:30 hrs on September 20th 2011.
The highlight of the exhibition is a piece of cutlery known as CBP 2091, a modern round shape sliver of cutlery for the set table, designed by HRH Carl Philip Bernadotte of Sweden who getting his inspiration from international cities and architecture.
Prince Carl Philip was educated as a designer at Rhode Island School of Design in USA and Forsbergs School in Stockholm. The sliver cutlery is the first product to be launched under the brand name CPB. The numbers 2091 represents the year and the model l.
“Sliver as a material is extremely exciting to work with because of its tone and lustre, as well as the fact that it grows beautiful with age. The water glass gives new energy to the set table, I am proud over the result,” said Prince Carl Philip to MemaGab, one of the Nordic regions largest and leading producers of silver cutlery.
For further information and reservation, please contact Khun Saowaluk Saklue, tel. +66 (0) 2261-7100 or email: [email protected] before September 16th 2011.
About Rembrandt Hotel & Towers
Rembrandt Hotel offers luxury, outstanding services, and facilities to satisfy all travelers to Bangkok, Thailand. The property is conveniently located in Bangkok’s Sukhumvit district, near the central business district as well as shopping attractions, city landmarks and vibrant nightlife. Rembrandt has been a landmark on Sukhumvit since its construction by a Nishimatsu Construction Company to Japanese earthquake resistance standards over a decade ago. This quality Bangkok Hotel is just a short 5 minute walk to the Asoke skytrain (BTS) and Sukhumvit metro (MRT) system. It is a great location for both tourists and business travellers, who will find easy access to all of Sukhumvit and Bangkok.