Design a Life
Design To Print Customised Wallpaper has had a long association with RMIT and now offers a Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program to RMIT students studying BA Textile Design.
The WIL program provides students with the opportunity to work on a live industry brief with a client, resulting in invaluable experience about how the industry works and the processes involved in such a project from start to finish. Each of the students’ wallpaper designs are currently available for purchase on the Design To Print online shop, with the intention of this being an ongoing program and new students having this exciting opportunity available to them each year from now on.
These wallpaper prints are designed by Michelle Browne.
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