Thursday 24 February saw Euroluce’s Surry Hills light studio transformed for the launch of FLOS Soft Architecture.
March 2nd, 2011
Soft Architecture by FLOS is an innovative product which transforms the built environment by melding lighting into the fabric of the surfaces.
Piero Gandini, CEO of FLOS Italy and one of the greats within the world of lighting, was special guest on the night, along with several hundred other special guests who gathered together for the informative and enriching experience.
Photography by Jackie Chan
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