HALO Celebrating First Birthday HALO are creating a one night only installation for the Perth VIP’s for a night of visual indulgence. Good music, great food & great design This special event is invite only – to subscribe to the HALO e-newsletter email info@halolighting.com.au For more info on HALO visit www.halolighting.com.au
August 9th, 2011
HALO Celebrating First Birthday
HALO are creating a one night only installation for the Perth VIP’s for a night of visual indulgence.
Good music, great food & great design
This special event is invite only – to subscribe to the HALO e-newsletter email info@halolighting.com.au
For more info on HALO visit www.halolighting.com.au
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