We love these Scarab units onboard
We love these Scarab units onboard, its like they were made just for our guest interior!
March 3, 2025
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Experience connectivity like never before with the Scarab QR, a sophisticated blend of style and convenience designed for premium spaces. This elegant, customised piece allows seamless, one-scan Wi-Fi access without the hassle of passwords. Enhancing the ambiance of any setting from private yachts, high-end hotels to exclusive lounges and luxury homes and crafted from high-quality materials, each unit is a statement piece, designed to complement refined interiors while offering guests an effortless connection experience.
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89-90 Paul Street, EC2A 4NE, London, United Kingdom
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