Design Trivia Night For The Launch Of Indesign #69!
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To celebrate the launch of Indesign #69 – the ‘think big’ issue – we invited some industry insiders, architects and designers to put their design knowledge to the test with a Design Trivia night filled with all the best trivia tropes, prizes, refreshments and glory!
To celebrate the launch of Indesign #69 – the ‘think big’ issue – we invited some industry insiders, architects and designers to put their design knowledge to the test with a Design Trivia night filled with all the best trivia tropes, prizes, refreshments and glory!
Hosted by commercial design house Wilkhahn, trivia-goers enjoyed fresh German pretzels, beer and hotdogs while battling it out among the other teams.
Winners received Indesign magazine subscriptions, Georg Jensen cardholders, Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Champagne and a Wilkhahn Chassis multi-purpose chair for the lucky door prize winner!
Indesign would like to thank all those who attended, and in particular send a very big thank you to our wonderful event hosts, Wilkhahn. It was a terrific night full of laughs and battle of wits enjoyed by all!
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