The team from Furniture Options and Lighting Options Australia hosted a huge welcoming party to celebrate the launch of their new official showroom.
November 19th, 2015
The Furniture Options and Lighting Options teams thank the hundreds that attended the opening launch party for their new showroom. The night was reported to a huge success, with revellers partying hard into the early hours of the morning, complete with Chinese dancing dragons!
The new home is located at 6A Aberdeen Street in Perth.




















































































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