Competition was ferocious on and off the table at the 2013 Wilkhahn Ping Pong Championships, bringing designers together to battle it out in Melbourne.
May 1st, 2013
The Wilkhahn Ping Pong competition returned in 2013 with a round robin competition culminating in a grand final in the company’s Melbourne showroom.
The victorious team was Woods Bagot, demonstrating exemplary ping and pong skills.
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