2 tickets up for grabs, to invite only Sydney Design Event, Tonight. Where: Format Furniture Showroom, Surry Hills What: Strictly invite only for the design community. Exclusive event to preview Italian design pieces, and hear Vogue Living editor, David Clark, talk to Aussie designers Helen Kontouris, Nick Rennie, Adam Goodrum and Abi Alice about their […]
June 4th, 2008
2 tickets up for grabs, to invite only Sydney Design Event, Tonight.
Where: Format Furniture Showroom, Surry Hills
What: Strictly invite only for the design community. Exclusive event to preview Italian design pieces, and hear Vogue Living editor, David Clark, talk to Aussie designers Helen Kontouris, Nick Rennie, Adam Goodrum and Abi Alice about their success in Milan. Part of the Sydney Italian Festival.
Wanna go? Email us NOW for your exclusive invite. 2 tickets up for grabs. Be quick- it starts at 6pm tonight!
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