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Issue 62 - Living in the Environment Issue

Issue 62

Living in the Environment Issue

Issue 62 is the first issue of the year and always a great time to put our best foot forward. With Adam Goodrum, the loveliest man in design, as Guest Editor, we draw on his insights as a furniture designer, artist and educator to look at the makers shaping our design world. Sustainability has never been more important, and increasingly this is a consideration from the start with projects designed to address their immediate environment as well as the longevity of the planet. From the coldest winters to the most tropical of summers, addressing how we live in the environment is crucial to creating the perfect home.

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Recruit Indesign Falls In With The Movers And The Shakers
Design StoriesVicki Wilson

Recruit Indesign Falls In With The Movers And The Shakers

Recruit Indesign will be closing the year out in celebration of a very warm industry reception, and the promise of an exciting year ahead.


In any industry, the end of year is a notoriously tough time to recruit; the festive spirit is in full-flight and everything else is being nudged into the list of things to tackle in the new year. Despite making its debut amidst such circumstances, Recruit Indesign will be closing the year out in celebration of a very warm industry reception, and the promise of an exciting year ahead.

In the short month since its launch, Recruit Indesign has begun accruing a choir of clients singing its praises – one of which being Australian owned and operated furniture and joinery designer / manufacturer, Maxton Fox. “Maxton Fox is going through an exciting transformation and the role we were looking for was pretty much a golden ‘unicorn’,” says Belinda Hall, Maxton Fox’s marketing director, “Sue immediately understood the kind of person and energy we needed, and I’m very pleased with the options she proposed. We ultimately found the next great addition to our growing Maxton Fox team.”

As for what’s in the works at the moment, Sue, Recruit Indesign’s chief talent officer, can’t give too much away, but she does disclose that the industry is alive with movements – if only one knows where to look. “The design industry is busy if you are partnering with the right clients, being brave about decisions and talking to the industry at all times,” says Sue, “We are working across a variety of roles in interior design, architecture and across a number of verticals, including product design and the increasingly sought-after discipline of CX/UX.”

Though for Sue and much of the Recruit Indesign team, Sydney is called home, admittedly Sydney is not the most opportunistic place in the Indo Pacific region at the moment – which is where having that all-important region-wide presence comes in. “We have seen the markets change over the last year and certainly since our inception other markets have been busier than Sydney,” says Sue, “Singapore is becoming busier and I genuinely think that next year will bring about  better upturn in the Sydney market, albeit the chat thus far has been indifferent to that.”

“Our focus [in 2020] will be to move with the market, to be fluid with our clients, and to deliver solutions in the places that need it the most.”

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Issue 62 - Living in the Environment Issue

Issue 62

Living in the Environment Issue

Issue 62 is the first issue of the year and always a great time to put our best foot forward. With Adam Goodrum, the loveliest man in design, as Guest Editor, we draw on his insights as a furniture designer, artist and educator to look at the makers shaping our design world. Sustainability has never been more important, and increasingly this is a consideration from the start with projects designed to address their immediate environment as well as the longevity of the planet. From the coldest winters to the most tropical of summers, addressing how we live in the environment is crucial to creating the perfect home.

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