The festivities of Saturday in Design may be just an echo now, but Sydney’s design showrooms are busier than ever and now’s the time to get out there and see all their latest products – many launched at SiD 09. Just download the 2009 handbook or view the online e-handbook here to find the locations […]
September 1st, 2009
The festivities of Saturday in Design may be just an echo now, but Sydney’s design showrooms are busier than ever and now’s the time to get out there and see all their latest products – many launched at SiD 09.
Just download the 2009 handbook or view the online e-handbook here to find the locations of all the showrooms from the day. So if you missed out, you can still catch a number of showroom installations.
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