Art Hide celebrated their Western Australian launch with a special event at Sentinel Bar and Grill on Wednesday 1 June. Sponsored by DQ Magazine, the event drew a crowd of Perth’s design and architectural community eager to see the Art Hide range up close.
June 10th, 2011











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