AutoDetailer Studio Celebrates Two Decades Of Perfection With A Morning Drive And An Afternoon Bash

Since its inception in 2004, AutoDetailer Studio (ADS) has embarked on an unceasing quest for perfection, as many of its clients will attest. In the realm of automotive restoration and detailing, ADS has worked on restoring, transforming and perfecting cars to be as good as or even better than the day they rolled off the production line. To mark its 20-year milestone, ADS recently threw a bash and invited more than 200 of its top clients to The International Gallery at KLGCC.

The Johnnie Walker Black Label cocktails, some of it served with a wicked chilli.

Welcoming them was its founder, Darren Chang, whose philosophy in automotive detailing is rooted in being ‘obsessively meticulous’. From its early days to the present’s advanced 16,000 sq ft restoration and detailing facility (located on P2 Floor of Jaya One), ADS continues to be a benchmark in the industry—its experience, know-how and heritage being a clarion call for passionate automobile owners.

Royal Chesterfield’s comfortable sofas offered the ideal point for relaxation.

After a morning drive to Bukit Tinggi organised by ADS for a select group of clients, the convoy pulled into the leafy environs of Bukit Kiara. As guests arrived at The International Gallery by Sime Darby, they were welcomed by Lotus’ Emeya and Eletre, as well as the latest machines from Ducati Malaysia. Further inside and on the al fresco deck, they also discovered the luxury home entertainment systems of Hoe Huat Electric as well as sound specialists K-Array.

The delicious aromas of Jura coffee drew a natural crowd of caffeine hunters.

The leather-bound magic of Royal Chesterfield sofas offered an ideal relaxation point, as did the smooth cigars from Cohiba Atmosphere. Inside the space, Johnnie Walker served up delicious highballs concocted with Johnnie Walker Black Label, as well as drams of the iconic Johnnie Walker Blue Label on ice or neat.

Among the unique expressions on offer were the Ghost and Rare Blue Label bottlings of Pittyvaich with seven other rare single malts.

Acqua di Parma provided sensational olfactory sophistication with its range of unique fragrances, scented candles, and car diffusers, while luxury timepiece retailer Cortina Watch showcased its outstanding range of pieces, including Parmigiani Fleurier’s Tonda PF Hijri Perpetual Calendar and the Tonda PF Xiali Chinese Complete Calendar, the fume dials of H. Moser & Cie, and Franck Muller’s reinterpretation of Art Deco style on the Long Island.

Franck Muller’s ebullient timepieces, by Cortina Watch.

To keep things going for the day, the essential aromas and buzz from coffee was provided by Jura Coffee Machines, with ever-ready baristas who showcased the simple operation and stunning design of its easy-to-use specialty coffee machines.