Indesign paid homage to the talent and achievements of Indesign Luminary Helen Kontouris, at Space Furniture in Melbourne on Tuesday 15 November. It was a warm and intimate gathering of people from the Melbourne design community, who turned out to celebrate with Helen and see her new ‘Panier’ stool, designed for Space.
November 16th, 2011
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