Seminar: ‘The Bathrooms of Tomorrow’
Roberto Palomba of Palomba Serafini Associati, Milan is visiting Australia on behalf of LAUFEN bathrooms, and Bathe invite designers and design students currently working in a design office or for a Laufen retailer, to take part in a very special seminar. This is a unique opportunity to meet with one of Europe’s most esteemed designers of today.
Places are strictly limited and subject to attendees being in the design industry as specified above.
Date: Thursday 19th February
Time: 10.30am – 12.00pm (Seminar) lunch held afterwards
Place: Bathe showroom, Leichhardt, Sydney
For more information about the Seminar please contact Barbara on 02 9518 0163 or email barbara@bathe.net.au
Seminar: ‘The Bathrooms of Tomorrow’
Roberto Palomba of Palomba Serafini Associati, Milan is visiting Australia on behalf of LAUFEN bathrooms, and Bathe invite designers and design students currently working in a design office or for a Laufen retailer, to take part in a very special seminar. This is a unique opportunity to meet with one of Europe’s most esteemed designers of today.
Places are strictly limited and subject to attendees being in the design industry as specified above.
Date: Thursday 19th February
Time: 10.30am – 12.00pm (Seminar) lunch held afterwards
Place: Bathe showroom, Leichhardt, Sydney
For more information about the Seminar please contact Barbara on 02 9518 0163 or email barbara@bathe.net.au
April 4th, 2011
Seminar: ‘The Bathrooms of Tomorrow’
Roberto Palomba of Palomba Serafini Associati, Milan is visiting Australia on behalf of LAUFEN bathrooms, and Bathe invite designers and design students currently working in a design office or for a Laufen retailer, to take part in a very special seminar. This is a unique opportunity to meet with one of Europe’s most esteemed designers of today.
Places are strictly limited and subject to attendees being in the design industry as specified above.
Date: Thursday 19th February
Time: 10.30am – 12.00pm (Seminar) lunch held afterwards
Place: Bathe showroom, Leichhardt, Sydney
For more information about the Seminar please contact Barbara on 02 9518 0163 or email barbara@bathe.net.au
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