LightCo has opened a new bespokelighting showroom in the heart of Alexandria’s design precinct
April 20th, 2016
After months of design, layout and careful consideration, LightCo has unveiled and opened its long awaited Sydney showroom. The showroom showcases products from 15 different international lighting suppliers, and LightCo has created a specialised and curated display experience to present these, and InDesign Live can confirm that it’s really something special for Australian lighting designers.
Early April saw the design community come together to celebrating the opening of the showroom with an intimate party featuring some of the specialists and design lovers that will no doubt be visiting the showroom going forward.
The showroom is open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm and on Saturday’s from 10am to 2pm.









































































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