In 6 weeks time, the 2011 Design Centre Enmore Interior Design + Decoration graduates will be showcasing their work at the CO|LAB Graduate Exhibition.
October 21st, 2011
Video by: Daryl Orillaza (The Bold Italics)
Edit by: CO|LAB (Design Centre Enmore)
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