The 2008 Interior Design Awards were announced at the Sydney Hilton on Friday night. indesignlive.com was there to witness the presentations and is pleased to be the first to report on the winners. Congratulations to the following: The big winners on the night, BVN Architecture, took home the Premier Award for Interior Design, Excellence and […]
April 14th, 2008
The 2008 Interior Design Awards were announced at the Sydney Hilton on Friday night. indesignlive.com was there to witness the presentations and is pleased to be the first to report on the winners.
Congratulations to the following:
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