Sustainability is key for Switzerland’s young designers
How do young Swiss designers make an impact in an international market, and what’s important to them as they set out in their careers?
Source: www.swissinfo.ch
How do young Swiss designers make an impact in an international market, and what’s important to them as they set out in their careers?
Source: www.swissinfo.ch
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