Julie Paterson of Cloth Fabric launched her new ’Remixed’ range for Designer Rugs on Wednesday 21 March at Sydney’s Global Gallery. The colours and textures on show proved a hit with design industry members and media who flocked to see the new collaboration.
March 29th, 2012
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