re:new from Big River Group

Introducing the new re:new website for architects and designers to access the latest in hardwood flooring.

October 13th, 2009

Today indesignlive.com introduces the new online portal for your hardwood flooring and decorative needs. re:new is a resource designed specifically for architects and designers to access the latest news, products and projects from Big River Group.

Big River Group is Australia’s largest manufacturer of hardwood engineered flooring and panelling – with their unique products being used in high-profile projects throughout Australia and internationally.

A commitment to sustainable practices, superior customer service and product guarantees mean that Big River Group not only provides boundless opportunity for creativity in interiors, but products that will stand the test of time.

Click here to visit the re:new website where we visit projects such as Brisbane’s Treasury Casino Blackjacks restaurant, Nic Owen’s Melbourne Studio, Resource 88 in Sydney and lots more…

Stay tuned for regular re:new updates on indesignlive.com.

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