The new Light Culture Showroom in Sydney is anything but light-on…
December 14th, 2012
We-ef + Light Culture launched their new ‘Light Box 2′ showroom in Artarmon, Sydney, recently. The sheer size of the space is impressive, with a full streetscape built inside a warehouse to showcase public lighting systems alongside the traditional showroom space.
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