Saturday in Design in Singapore

After plenty of research, discussion and encouragement, Indesign Group is excited to be launching Saturday in Design in Singapore. A presentation and cocktail evening was held on Thursday 6 May in Singapore at Screening Room in Ann Siang Road to open the event.

BY jesse

May 24th, 2010

Indesign invited interested exhibitors, industry professionals, design associations and key architects and interior designers to give their input into the planning of the event. Around 80 guests from the local design scene mingled, gave their feedback and met the Saturday in Design team from Sydney.

With planning still being done, the date is yet to be confirmed, so stay tuned to the website for updates on when the Singapore event will be taking place in the next 12 months…

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