On Thursday 28 January 2016, Geoff and Sarah Hawkes, founders of furniture design, manufacturing and distribution business Resource Decor, hosted an intimate industry gathering at their stunning home. The event was in honour of the company’s upcoming collection with renowned British designer Kelly Hoppen.
February 4th, 2016
Kelly Hoppen’s new furniture collection for Resource Decor will launch at High Point Market, North Carolina, in April this year. The designs will be available for pre-order in Hong Kong from late April, with pieces arriving from July onwards.
Resource Decor
resourcedecor.com
Kelly Hoppen
kellyhoppeninteriors.com


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