Welcome to the first edition of The Indesign Edit. In this issue, we focus on commercial projects and feature three of the best that workplace design has to offer.
May 18th, 2020
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Welcome to the first edition of The Indesign Edit. In this issue, we focus on commercial projects and feature three of the best that workplace has to offer. Explore the first Indesign Edit: Workplace below.
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