Classique are inviting all interior designers and architects to their VIP Design Lab party on Friday 19 August. It all kicks off at 6pm at the Classique Showroom + C-IQUE Design Bar. There’ll be fondue, cheese and wine tasting and a chocolate smorgasbord, all in the lead-up to Saturday in Design! RSVP by COB Thursday […]
August 10th, 2011
Classique are inviting all interior designers and architects to their VIP Design Lab party on Friday 19 August.
It all kicks off at 6pm at the Classique Showroom + C-IQUE Design Bar. There’ll be fondue, cheese and wine tasting and a chocolate smorgasbord, all in the lead-up to Saturday in Design!
RSVP by COB Thursday 18 August to sydney@classique.net.au
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