The launch of Stone Galleria on Friday 18 June brought Brisbane’s design and architecture industry together for a memorable night. Guests entered an Aladdin’s cave of mesmerizing stone and semi-precious displays and were treated to Champagne and nibbles provided by the Zen Bar.
July 6th, 2010
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