Harald Gründl from Eoos has been confirmed as the special international guest for this year’s Saturday in Design, to be held in Melbourne this August. Last year’s special guest was Tom Dixon. Find out more about Saturday in Design 2008
March 28th, 2008
Harald Gründl from Eoos has been confirmed as the special international guest for this year’s Saturday in Design, to be held in Melbourne this August.
Last year’s special guest was Tom Dixon.
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