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The luxury Roman brand Bvlgari has partnered with Bahrain Duty Free to redesign the brand's counters at Bahrain International Airport, delivering a luxurious shopping experience to travelers.

The pavilion's design is inspired by the dynamic architecture of Roman palaces, featuring elegant Italian Pavonazzo marble for the counters, with Bvlgari's iconic saffron hues adorning the back walls. Complemented by brass display tables and impactful brand visuals, the setup creates an immersive Bvlgari world, inviting travelers to indulge.

The showcases prominently display the brand's main fragrances, with a focus on the Allegra and Le Gemme collections. These fragrances exhibit Bvlgari's unique charm and exquisite craftsmanship, captivating the attention of travelers.

Bvlgari's counter at Bahrain Duty Free also offers customers a range of exclusive products and personalized services. Here, customers can explore the Mini Shelley scarf collection, with each scarf telling the story of different Allegra scents through intricate prints. These scarves, beautifully designed, serve as perfect accessories to Bvlgari's fragrances, providing customers with an unparalleled luxury experience.

This collaboration not only showcases Bvlgari's relentless pursuit of quality and innovation but also injects new vitality and charm into the shopping environment at Bahrain International Airport. The partnership between Bvlgari and Bahrain Duty Free is poised to bring more surprises and delight to travelers, further elevating Bahrain's status as a luxury shopping destination.

Bahrain Duty Free CEO and Board Director Bassam Al Wardi said:“We are thrilled about the enhanced shopping experience we have successfully provided to our travellers at Bahrain Duty Free in collaboration with Bvlgari. Our goal is to create an unforgettable experience in our store, and in partnership with Bvlgari, we are providing our customers with exclusive products, personalised and exceptional services, and a profound connection between the rich heritage of Bvlgari.”