Indesign’s annual Milan party once again brought together designers, suppliers and exhibitors from Australia, Asia, Europe and the United States.
April 15th, 2014
We were pleased to host an exclusive Indesign event to gather with friends, guests and colleagues in celebration of Milan 2014.
























For more indesignlive coverage of the 2014 Milan design fair visit: indesignlive.com/category/articles/in-review/milan-14
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