Thursday 23 February marked the official opening of Stylecraft’s seventh showroom, located in a beautiful heritage building in the heart of Perth’s design and fashion district.
March 2nd, 2012
The launch party was a great success, with over 160 people attending from Australia’s major architectural and design firms. Congratulations to Tara Slade from Kerry Hill Architects, the lucky winner of the Catifa 60 + foot stool kindly donated by Arper.
Photography: Cheyne Tillier-Daly
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