ThinkingWorks and Debetrek “Touch Wood” launch

ThinkingWorks and Debetrek held an exclusive product launch in Brisbane, ‘Touch Wood’ at the stylish Moda Restaurant on the 21st of May.

BY Tess Ritchie

June 2nd, 2015

Tags: thinkingworks

Showcasing the ‘Touch’ chair and the ‘Okidoki’ product range to dealers and the A&D community. ‘Focused’ which is sold exclusively through Living Edge was also showcased with the Living Edge Brisbane team also at hand to answer any questions. During the night, ThinkingWorks gave away an Okidoki Coffee Table. The very happy winner was Ivan Tan from Gray Puksand.

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