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Virginia Herrera
Madrid, SpainVirginia Herrera holds a Degree in Interior Design from the Instituto Europeo di Design (IED) in Madrid. She has received an award at the IF World Design Guide for her end-of-studies project Habitat, in the Space Design itinerary, a platform where young designers can exhibit their projects. She has collaborated with Number 16 School and the studio Ciszak Dalmas, among others. In her designs one can perceive the ambivalence between near perfection and the realism of technology, combined with the value of things made by hand, worked with patience, without rushing and pampering the details.
1 articles by Virginia Herrera
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Eye on Design
How do We Want to Live?
- 11th January 2021
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