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‘Sculptural Panels’ Their latest project from Design Hub’s ‘Artevista™’ product range is ‘Sculptural Panels’. Utilising varying materials and finishes with eight unique designs, ‘Sculptural Panels’ are non-porous, easy to install and can be finished in numerous colours and textures. Design Hub (61 2) 9698 5044designhub.com.au

BY jesse

April 30th, 2008

‘Sculptural Panels’

Their latest project from Design Hub’s ‘Artevista™’ product range is ‘Sculptural Panels’. Utilising varying materials and finishes with eight unique designs, ‘Sculptural Panels’ are non-porous, easy to install and can be finished in numerous colours and textures.

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