SO BUONO – Cultural Design Feast

So Buono is a delightful aesthetic mix of furniture, lighting, objects and tableware.

The exhibition runs from April 22-27 2009.

The exhibition will return to Melbourne, reinvented with the selected and additional Milanese & Melbourne designers showcasing a diversity tableware, furniture,objects and lighting as part of the State of Design in July 2009.

So Buono is a delightful aesthetic mix of furniture, lighting, objects and tableware.

The exhibition runs from April 22-27 2009.

BY jesse

April 4th, 2011

So Buono is a delightful aesthetic mix of furniture, lighting, objects and tableware.

The exhibition runs from April 22-27 2009.

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