On Thursday 18th of November, Corporate Culture unveiled the addition of over 800m2 to their Brisbane showroom space.
November 26th, 2010
Over 150 members of the Brisbane design community attended the event, which was officially opened by Di Farmer MP from the QLD parliament.
This impressive new space demonstrates the success of the new Cult residential collection launched earlier this year and the continuing success of the Corporate Culture brand.
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