Sean Dix at BID

Zenith Interiors are bringing a special guest to our shores especially for Brisbane Indesign.

April 2nd, 2012

As Zenith launch their inaugural design competition ’Journeys’ this year at Brisbane Indesign, they welcome Hong Kong-based designer Sean Dix to their showroom to judge the entries.

Entrants to the competition were asked to customise a Sean Dix ’Copine’ chair to reflect their professional journey so far.

These customised ’Copine’ chairs will be exhibited at the Zenith showroom throughout Brisbane Indesign.

Dix will be appearing at Zenith’s VIP breakfast on the morning of Friday 25 May to pick his favourite customised Copine chair, along with special guest judge, Queensland artist Michael Zavros.

There will also be further opportunities to meet and speak with Dix throughout Brisbane Indesign as Zenith launches the designer’s new ’Sprint’ chair, among other exciting new products.

Join Sean Dix, Michael Zavros and the Zenith Interiors team at Brisbane Indesign 2012.

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