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Hardik Gandhi: On quiet design, fewer but stronger ideas and the career that portfolios alone cannot build

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Hardik Gandhi speaks to PAGES about the quiet power of furniture design, why fewer but stronger ideas matter more than ever and what it truly takes to build a career beyond the portfolio.

Hardik Gandhi: On quiet design, fewer but stronger ideas and the career that portfolios alone cannot build

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