Italy Meets Cambodia: B&B Italia Brings Iconic Design to Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh has just added another international name to its growing list of luxury design destinations. Tucked into the sleek T-One Gallery, the newly opened B&B Italia Cambodia store is now welcoming visitors with some of the most iconic pieces in contemporary furniture design. If you’re into refined interiors, classic aesthetics, or just want to see what ‘Made in Italy’ looks like at its best—this is worth a visit.
Spanning 460 square metres on the third floor of the T-One Building (Samdach Pan Avenue, Street 214), the space is more than just a showroom. It’s a curated experience showcasing B&B Italia’s global reputation for innovation, craftsmanship, and design that stands the test of time. Think sculptural tables, modular sofas, and legendary chairs that have been featured in design museums around the world.
Walking through the space, you’ll find standout pieces like the Tobi-Ishi table by design duo Barber and Osgerby, the elegant Allure O’ table by Monica Armani, and timeless icons like the Camaleonda and Le Bambole sofas by Mario Bellini. There’s also the unmistakable Up Chair by Gaetano Pesce and the streamlined Charles sofa by Antonio Citterio—each piece telling its own story of creativity and innovation.
The arrival of B&B Italia in Phnom Penh isn’t just a win for interior lovers—it’s a statement. As Demetrio Apolloni, CEO of B&B Italia Group, put it:
“Phnom Penh is a city that’s becoming increasingly sensitive to international design. This opening is an opportunity for us to engage with architects, interior designers, and all those who appreciate design and Italian heritage.”
It’s also a sign of how Cambodia’s capital is evolving. T-One Gallery, already home to more than 30 international furniture and lifestyle brands, is fast becoming a hub for designers, developers, and anyone with an eye for quality. And B&B Italia fits right in—with its roots in 1960s Italy, collaborations with global design legends, and a track record of pushing boundaries while staying elegant.
The space in Phnom Penh mirrors the design language of B&B Italia’s flagship stores around the world—in Milan, Paris, London, New York, and now, Cambodia. It’s not just about buying furniture; it’s about entering a space where art, design, and lifestyle meet.
Whether you’re an architect looking for inspiration, a homeowner planning your next upgrade, or just curious about why a modular sofa from the 1970s is still relevant today—drop by and experience it for yourself.
📍 B&B Italia Cambodia
T-One Building, 3F, 53 Samdach Pan Ave (Street 214), Phnom Penh
📞 Contact: Jayson Dela Paz | 📧 jayson.castillo@unity.com.kh | 📱 +855 93 834 777
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