Hunter Douglas Commercial Painting Workshop

Hunter Douglas Commercial recently conducted an event in Melbourne promoting the Concept Commercial MULTIVISION® Brochure.

BY jesse

June 2nd, 2009

Hunter Douglas Commercial recently conducted an event in Melbourne promoting the Concept Commercial MULTIVISION® Brochure. A number of guests, including Indesign’s own Raj Nandan, were invited to attend a painting workshop where a leading artist illustrated the importance of different colour combinations. The workshop was a great success and produced some truly artistic results!

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