ThinkingWorks held their exclusive product launch “Touch Wood” in their Woolloomooloo showroom last Thursday. Showcasing the Focused Work Table, Touch Chair and the Okidoki product ranges to the leading architects and designers.
April 22nd, 2015
A successful night with 130 guests attending the event. Featuring great products, delicious food, live-band, cocktails and surprises!!! During the night ThinkingWorks gave away an Okidoki Table and a weekend away to Spicers Retreat in the Blue Mountains. The two very happy winners were Tina from HDR Rice Daubney and Meredith from AJC Architects.




























































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