The Andrews Group (TAG) hosted some of Melbourne’s key designers at the launch party of BOLON Woven Flooring’s newest collection – ‘TWILIGHT’ on Tuesday 28 April.
June 4th, 2009
Great fun was had by all who attended the event with the Andrews’ brothers opening up their newly refurbished offices to demonstrate how the various Bolon Collections can be used together. The TWILIGHT Collection is woven in metallic, shimmering colours that add a deep and exclusive impression to flooring.



















































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