Euroluce launched their new concept Light Studio in Surry Hills. Part of the Hill Street Precinct, set to be Sydney’s newest design hub, the Light Studio features “The Walk” devised by Melbourne artist, Tim Fleming. On the night, industry guests enjoyed chilled out tunes, Campari cocktails and canapés and experienced the space and the luminaires in new perspectives.
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