Sydney’s design community crowded around to hear about Wilkhahn’s latest launch – the revolutionary new task chair ‘ON’ which is the first chair to have three-dimensional support with swivel points left to right as well back to front to make a truly ergonomic seating experience.
November 5th, 2009
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