The $1 billion Harold Park development in Sydney’s inner west has teamed up with Belle for a series of styling events
August 6th, 2013
Belle’s Interior Design editor Steve Cordony is the first guest to style a Mirvac display suite at the Harold Park development in Glebe, Sydney.
Currently under construction, over 2500 people will call the new residential precinct home once it is complete, with over 35% of the Harold Park site dedicated to parklands.
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