An Indesign columnist, Simone is a highly esteemed designer and writer. What do you do: Designer, director Simone LeAmon creative strategy and design Favourite designer: My father Favourite design destination: My studio Inspiration: MaterialWork in progress: Interiors, lamps, furniture and jewellery. Work in progress: Interiors, lamps, furniture and jewellery. Other areas of interest: Motorbikes, […]
September 7th, 2010
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An Indesign columnist, Simone is a highly esteemed designer and writer.
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What do you do: Designer, director Simone LeAmon creative strategy and design
Favourite designer: My father
Favourite design destination: My studio
Inspiration: MaterialWork in progress: Interiors, lamps, furniture and jewellery.
Work in progress: Interiors, lamps, furniture and jewellery.
Other areas of interest: Motorbikes, friends and family.
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