Nexus Interiors are throwing the doors open on their new Melbourne showroom, they want you to come to the party.
Nexus Interiors are throwing the doors open on their new Melbourne showroom, they want you to come to the party.
July 26th, 2012
Friday 10th August 2012
5pm – 10pm
Level 1, 273 Queensberry St
Melbourne, VIC
Your RSVP is essential before August 1st
samp@nexusinteriors.com
+61 3 9348 2000
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