Designed by Red Design Consultants | Country: Greece
“Classic charm with a touch of modernity. The new product line of IVI has the authentic flavor of the past and a new appearance that above all respects tradition. The new IVI classic comes in glass bottles, with the traditional pop-art tops, the intense curves and the historical IVI logo. Its minimal appearance expresses the force of the past in the present.”
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Country: United States
Designed by Red Design Consultants | Country: Greece
“Classic charm with a touch of modernity. The new product line of IVI has the authentic flavor of the past and a new appearance that above all respects tradition. The new IVI classic comes in glass bottles, with the traditional pop-art tops, the intense curves and the historical IVI logo. Its minimal appearance expresses the force of the past in the present.”
