Steelcase hosted a ‘Thank You’ party for 200 designers and customers at Hong Kong’s Armani Prive on Friday 9 December complete with giant Steelcase props, lots of masks, a magician in gold, and great well-lit views of the city.
Steelcase hosted a ‘Thank You’ party for 200 designers and customers at Hong Kong’s Armani Prive on Friday 9 December complete with giant Steelcase props, lots of masks, a magician in gold, and great well-lit views of the city.
December 20th, 2011
























































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