Brisbane Indesign (BiD)

Brisbane Indesign 2008 events begin on Thursday 18 September and will continue until Saturday 20 September.

Brisbane Indesign is a leading design event bringing over 4000 of the most respected architecture and design professionals together with the best international and local products.

It is a unique event that enables the design community to visit leading showrooms in Fortitude Valley and the surrounding suburbs of Brisbane. It also provides an unrivalled opportunity to discover new networking opportunities, sample products and develop ideas and relationships.

Come along and enjoy everything on display. You can register on the day at any of the showroom locations.

Brisbane Indesign 2008 events begin on Thursday 18 September and will continue until Saturday 20 September.

Brisbane Indesign is a leading design event bringing over 4000 of the most respected architecture and design professionals together with the best international and local products.

Come along and enjoy everything on display. You can register on the day at any of the showroom locations.

BY jesse

April 4th, 2011

Brisbane Indesign 2008 events begin on Thursday 18 September and will continue until Saturday 20 September.

Brisbane Indesign is a leading design event bringing over 4000 of the most respected architecture and design professionals together with the best international and local products.

Come along and enjoy everything on display. You can register on the day at any of the showroom locations.

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