On Thursday 15 July, the Anibou Showroom in Surry Hills packed out to honour Indesign’s 35th Luminary, the talented and charming Caroline Casey.
July 26th, 2010
Indesign are delighted to be partnering with Flavours Catering+Events for the Indesign Luminary events. Already a well-established name within the design community, having worked with Designer Rugs and the Meccano group, Flavours Catering+Events have also started up a green initiative to reward eco-conscious consumers.
























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