Table & Chair Jardan Launch

Table & Chair welcomed Jardan to its stable of products with a celebration at their Subiaco showroom on Tuesday 28 June. An eager crowd turned out to see the latest designs from Jardan, now available exclusively in Perth through Table & Chair.

BY jesse

July 5th, 2011

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