On the 10th February, Living Edge celebrated the long journey to their new showroom at The Woolstores Alexandria.
February 17th, 2015
The event was an absolute stellar occasion, playing host to several international guests from Living Edge brands including: Herman Miller, Walter Knoll, Established&Sons, LaChance and E15, not to mention the 400+ odd designers, architects and key industry figures.
Bespoke Wine bar, Champagne, Oyster Bar, and even a string quartet was featured in the space, but the real coup of the evening was the vast impressiveness of the showroom itself; certainly a new jewel in the design industry’s crown and undoubtedly one of the best events of the year!













































































































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