JAMES RICHARDSON BRISBANE LAUNCH

Last Thursday night, in the heart of Brisbane, over 100 architects, designers and clients joined attended the launch of the James Richardson Brisbane showroom launch and the unveiling of new and inspiring products. The night was spent surrounded by award winning designs, unique product and a stylish ambiance.

BY Lorenzo Logi

November 18th, 2013

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