On Wednesday 16 June Boyac hosted an evening of Italian inspiration at the recent launch of Italian fabric house Colony’s latest releases including their first ever contract textiles collection. Colony’s managing director, Gabriele Roscioli was in Australia for the launch party which was attended by 60 guests from Sydney’s design community and media.
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