Designer Emma Elizabeth recently launched The Design VLog. In her latest installment she catches up with the winner of the Space-Edra residency.
August 2nd, 2010
The designer-presenter headed to Space Furniture on Thursday for the announcement of the winner of the Space Edra residency, where she caught up with industrial designer Trent Jansen and Massimo Morozzi of Edra.
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