Celebrating the new top3 showroom

The team at top3 were excited to celebrate the proper launch of their new flagship Richmond showroom with an intimate gathering of guests from the Australian design community last Thursday night.

BY Andrew McDonald

May 25th, 2016

A concept born in Australia and unique to the world, top3 is all about editing options, not limiting choice. By reducing the excess that falls outside the top3 parameters of quality, innovation and style, the result is a wonderfully catered collection of designer objects.

For 13 years now, top3 has continued to evolve with a vision of sourcing only the best-designed products from around Australia and the world, and this new Richmond flagship store will only continue that vision.

Photographer: Amelia Stanwix

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