Last Tuesday night, in Sydney and Melbourne, we held our Indesign Milan Review – at Spence & Lyda in Sydney and Jardan in Melbourne. Here we look at the Melbourne discussion.
May 19th, 2015
At the Melbourne review, held at Jardan, our panelists discussed their experiences at the fair, offering our audiences an engaging, interactive, and meaningful report.
The focus was on what Australian design + Architecture can take from the world’s biggest furniture fair – from aesthetic trends to commercial developments, which our panelists Narelle Cuthbert, of Plus Architecture; Leo Terrando, of SJB; and Celina Clarke, of ISM Objects – led by Alice Blackwood, Melbourne Editor, Indesign Media – discussed with conviction.
It was a great evening of discussion and opinion, and good company. Thanks again to Jardan for being such wonderful hosts
































































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