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A broader canvas

July 7th, 2010 | No Comments | Posted in Commercial Interior Design, Interior Design

Project Canvas could spark a revolution in the way we consume visual media, and digital designers are excited about its interactive potential. But they still foresee a role for conventional ’curated’ content, says Angus Montgomery

 

Source: Design Week - Interiors

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