The Collection Vol.2: Buy it Now
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The bible for design and architecture professionals is available for just $19.95 plus postage and handling.
From Indesign Publishing comes ‘The Collection’, a compendium of products featured within the pages of the Indesign publications.
Acting as an important resource for the A & D industry, the book is an all-in-one tome, which brings together the best furniture, finishes, fixed and fitted products and lighting suppliers.
Divided into four categories – Finishes, Fixed & Fitted, Furniture and Lighting – you can search or browse companies, brands and products in this comprehensive all-in-one directory.
Featuring outstanding interior products from over 600 high-end commercial projects featured in Indesign magazine, this quality publication is both an invaluable guide and a source of inspiration for specifiers and consumers.
Each listing is completely comprehensive, with company, brand and product info, including easy-to-use indexes, as well as environmental info and GECA ratings.
You can order your copy today for $19.95 and be sure to have you finger on the pulse of the latest products. You can also view sample pages in our preview.
The Collection
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