Last week, we celebrated the launch of Habitus issue 27. It was a fabulous evening where readers, those featured and the Habitus team got to mingle over a glass of wine, a delicious spread from and within the comfort of the Living Edge showroom in Sydney. Thanks to all who attended, we hope you enjoyed it.
May 5th, 2015
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