Waves Surfaces launched the opening of their new showroom in Maddington, WA on Thursday 2 June, exhibiting pieces and installations from Samsung Staron Solid Surfaces. Guests were treated to a behind-the-scenes look at how Staron Solid Surfaces are created with a thermoforming demonstration.
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