Category: Competitions

Launch your floristry career with this money can’t buy prize

Post author By Olivia Shead
Post date November 20, 2015
No Comments on Launch your floristry career with this money can’t buy prize

Budding florists listen up… there’s a blooming beautiful (I know, I went there!) future awaiting you.

Introducing Project Rosie, a money can’t buy prize that will see one talented florist receive mentoring, financial assistance and free rent for nine months at Bay 9, an incredible heritage warehouse office space located under the iconic Harbour Bridge at Lavender Bay.

As with all good things, this amazing launch pad comes with some conditions. If you want the space and the chance to be part of a community of like-minded creative entrepreneurs, you have to show Bay 9 in words and pictures your creative and business plan. And promise to keep the herb garden alive at Bay Ten Espresso, the super cool cafe that’s right next door!

Entrants will be whittled down to a short list of six who’ll be given $200 each to refine their business plan. There’ll be a chance to pitch your proposal before the winner is selected on 18 March 2016, ready for an early 2016 start-up. There’s a low-interest $10,000 loan available to get the business up and running and to buy stock, plus free mentoring and assistance with getting the business plan right.

Bay 9 is a funky as anything concept for start-up and up-start businesses who want a flexible creative space in a cool environment with the bonus of seriously good coffee at Bay 10 Espresso next door. Bay 9 host Mark Davidson, knows a thing or two about start-ups and he wants to give a leg-up to a florist with creativity and entrepreneurial flair. Why? Because he believes in the Hindu idea that every day should begin with immersion in something of beauty. And because he believes that talent needs to be supported.

“What we’re doing at Bay 9 is all about providing a place where people with good ideas can make them happen,” says Mark. “We’re signing up tenants at the moment and what they all have in common is a dream that can become real given the right environment and encouragement. This is the coolest work address this side of the Harbour Bridge and possibly the other side too and would be an amazing place for a florist to launch their career and business.”

For florists who think they’ve got what it takes to put their petal to the metal this is the stuff you need to know. Bay 9 on Middlemiss St, Lavender Bay, is located in one of the heritage listed warehouses under the Harbour Bridge. It will be occupied by start-up and entrepreneurial businesses who want flexible, creative space in an address that is iconic and memorable. It is walking distance to Milsons Point and North Sydney train station and 1,500 cyclists ride past each day with foot traffic of 300 and growing. There are 300,000 people working in North Sydney making it the fourth largest CBD in the country and there is a resident population of 25,000. That’s potential for a whole bunch of flowers needed to say thank you, sorry, I love you and have a happy day.

Expression of interests need to be in by 19 February 2016. The shortlist will be notified on 25 February and invited to a Pitch Day on 14 March. Winner will be notified on 18 March.

To be in with a chance send an expression of interest, which you can find here.

Tags bay 9, business, competition, design, florist, floristry, florists, loan, start-up, sydney, win

Competitions Kids Rooms Styling

Incy Interiors and Tutu Du Monde’s magical pop-up + win a tutu

Post author By Olivia Shead
Post date November 18, 2015
No Comments on Incy Interiors and Tutu Du Monde’s magical pop-up + win a tutu

Appealing to homewares and fashion enthusiasts alike, this Christmas season the magic of Incy Interiors and Tutu Du Monde will come together for a one-of-a-kind pop-up shop.

Launching this Saturday at Incy Interiors’ Chatswood Chase store, both mothers and daughters will be wowed by Tutu Du Monde’s The Wonder Hour collection, whilst sipping on French Moet champagne and enjoying the sweet delights of LADURÉE macaroons (respectively!) in a visually spectacular setting. What’s more, face-painters will add a little more glitter to those gorgeous faces.

Styled by Leonie Barker, the Incy Interiors shop will come to life with fairy lights, garlands, lavender and all things festive. A beautiful accompaniment to The Wonder Hour collection, which features garments available from sizes infant to tween, and a dazzling selection of accessories. Silvery beads will be splashed across ruffled bodices, crystals will peep from fabrics and jewel-bright hues and ethereal pastels will adorn the collection.

Open until Christmas Eve, the launch party runs from 12-to-3pm. But better yet (and what can be better than free champagne and macarons?!), we are giving away a Very Merry Tutu Dress (above) and a Crowning Glory Feather Headband, so your little girl can feel like a princess just in time for the festive season. For you chance to win, all you have to do is fill out the form below by 5pm Sydney time on Monday 23 November 2015.

For more information.

[gravityform id=”21″ title=”false” description=”false”]

Tags design, fashion, homewares, incy interiors, interiors, kids, Leonie Barker, mother daughter day, pop up, sydney, tutu du monde

Competitions Expert Tips Furniture Styling

Embrace eclectic style and win a $1,499 Dare Gallery sofa

Post author By Olivia Shead
Post date November 10, 2015
1 Comment on Embrace eclectic style and win a $1,499 Dare Gallery sofa

Looking to update your interior but feeling uninspired? Are the more popular design themes like coastal, contemporary and country not your style? Well if so, don’t be afraid to create your own unique look and adopt an eclectic approach. It’s popular with interior designers and it’s easy enough for you to try at home, I promise!

“The key is to choose pieces that you love, that reflect your own personality and that you will enjoy living with,” explains Marie Lynders, visual designer at Dare Gallery. “Start your eclectic journey with a standout centrepiece such as a sofa or dining table and use this to create your story.”

However, understandably, getting those standout pieces doesn’t come cheap, so that’s where we come in. Thanks to Dare Gallery, we are offering one very lucky reader a Maddox 2-seater sofa, worth $1,499!

Part of Dare Gallery’s latest range, which features a blend of designer-inspired furniture from retro style pieces through to modern industrial and sleek contemporary styles, the Maddox has a neat solid oak timber frame, sleek arms and legs and button-in upholstery. Available in two colours, you can pick from almond upholstery with a cocoa frame or dark grey upholstery with an ebony frame.

So now you have your centrepiece sorted (if you’re fortunate enough to win that is!) it’s time to continue styling: “Don’t be afraid to mix and match styles; this can really add an exciting edge to your eclectic interior,” says Marie. “Playful use of colour can work really well when creating your individualised interior, as can the use of different materials, such as wood and metal, to add character to your home.”

The final step? “Add a smatter of pretty ornaments and accessories to add a final flourish. Choose items to accentuate your look and that won’t over-clutter.”

When it comes to styling your home with an eclectic look, it’s all about being creative and reflecting your unique personality. But of course winning a gorgeous sofa would help! For your chance to get your hands on the Maddox, all you have to do is fill out the form below by 5pm Sydney time on Monday 16 November 2015.

[gravityform id=”20″ title=”false” description=”false”]

Tags dare gallery, design, designer, eclectic, eclectic style, furniture, Maddox, Maddox 2-Seater Sofa, Marie Lynders, sofa

Competitions Designers

The winners of the 2015 Intergrain Timber Vision Awards

Post author By Olivia Shead
Post date October 28, 2015
No Comments on The winners of the 2015 Intergrain Timber Vision Awards

From an imaginative children’s playground and waterfront library to a tiny cabin perched atop rugged Victorian cliffs, the winners of the sixth annual Intergrain Timber Vision Awards are creative, diverse and visionary.

1Jqtzrpcg2ZO4QT4czoTIscIGv-BkDruQP7P5qDaww8 — The Library at The Dock

Faced with 124 exceptional entries, a panel of esteemed judges chose winners across five categories including: commercial interior, commercial exterior, residential interior, residential exterior, and this year’s new category – public space. Each winner received a $2,000 cash prize and Intergrain product to the value of $3,000.

3suWrrWHvVSRgLVebH2_tJfQTPp3Es8BGwiEG0m1Jn8 — The Library at The Dock

The overall winner (and also taking home the commercial interior award) was Clare Design for The Library at The Dock. Located in Melbourne, the project was celebrated by the judges for utilising timber to its fullest, from surface to structure. The result is a quality public building that is “both timeless and modern”.

IrjYpl_shAc9vEmSBjrHOqozxC2kiBg6dbacLrHTrRI — Lagoon House

Another standout was the residential interior award, which was won by Taylor and Hinds Architects for Tasmania’s Lagoon House. The judges commented on the “ability of the design to gently bring the inside out” and were impressed by a use of timber that is “so solid and delicate, simple and beautiful.”

8Piy6ZXAAH4m3c60P7ZKxgabMmY4JOYgqP-ADlJELTQ — Jubilee Playground

The public space award won by Sue Barnsley Design for Jubilee Playground is also worthy of mention. Situated in Sydney’s Glebe, the use of timber is not only educational, but “stylistic, free and with a sense of adventure”, such as the handcrafted, pod-like cubby house hidden within a fig tree.

For more information visit Intergrain’s website.

Tags 2015 Intergrain Timber Vision Awards, commercial, design, intergrain, Intergrain Timber Vision Awards, interiors, public space, residential, timber, Timber Vision Awards

Competitions Homewares Interviews Styling

The winner of our photoshoot competition shares the results

Post author By Olivia Shead
Post date October 28, 2015
No Comments on The winner of our photoshoot competition shares the results

A couple of months ago we ran arguably my favourite competition to date. Giving away a product/brand photo shoot, one lucky winner got their products professionally styled and photographed by stylist Hayley Jenkin from Wholehearted Studio and photographer Josette Van Zutphen.

Anyone in the interiors or homewares industry will know what a massive difference professional shots can make. It’s not an over exaggeration to say they can make or break your business. In a world that relies heavily on online exposure, if your photos don’t do your products justice, people won’t buy from you. It’s as simple as that!

But if you’re still not convinced, and are umming and ahhing about getting professional photos taken, our lucky winner, Penelope Hill from Into The Fold, will persuade you otherwise. “Get them done! Honestly they are the best investment a business can make. I run Into The Fold primarily through Instagram which is a visual medium — I cannot stress enough the importance of clear, well styled imagery to enhance the look of your website, lookbook and/or social media.”

Selling durable and functional cushions, for both inside and out, Penelope had a clear style in mind when it came to the shoot. “I definitely had a style that I wanted — minimal with lots of greenery! Hayley set up a Pinterest board for our photo shoot prior to the day so we could both pin ideas on how we wanted the look to come together, which made things really easy on the day.”

Roadtripping to the Sunshine Coast (where Hayley and Josette are based) from Northern NSW, Penelope took her new collection and some of her signature cow hide floor cushions. Using the photos on her website and Instagram, they have already had a great response from her customers and followers. “The photos have given my website a facelift! I have updated everything on my site and they have made such a massive difference to the look and feel of my brand. It is excellent.”

Photography by Josette Van Zutphen | Styling by Hayley Jenkin

All cushions by Into the Fold, neon light by What She Said Co, chair by Byron Bay Hanging Chairs, stool, pot and rug by Raw Furniture and art by Jess LeClerc.

Tags Byron Bay Hanging Chairs, cushions, design, hayley jenkin, homewares, interiors, into the fold, Jess LeClerc, josette van zutphen, penelope hill, photography, Raw Furniture, styling, What She Said Co, Wholehearted Studio

Competitions Furniture

Win an Annie Sloan prize pack to makeover a piece of furniture

Post author By Olivia Shead
Post date October 19, 2015
No Comments on Win an Annie Sloan prize pack to makeover a piece of furniture

Now I know I’m not the only one that constantly collects (or perhaps the better word is hoards) secondhand pieces of furniture. I buy them with these grand plans; think metallic spray paint, matt door handles and hey if I’m feeling crazy, a little sawing! But nine times out of ten, they stay in a corner of the garage collecting dust.

Well not anymore. For anyone like me (who lacks the willpower, time or funds), now is your chance to change! We are giving away three Annie Sloan prize packs valued at over $200 each. Containing one litre of Chalk Paint (you can choose from 32 hues), 500ml of Soft Wax, one small pure bristle brush and one small wax brush, it is the perfect kit to help you transform an existing piece of tired furniture.

Antoinette Shelves 2_low annie sloan — Project by Agnieszka Krawczyk

small tables side before annie sloan — Project by Agnieszka Krawczyk

What’s even better is the pack contains products that are super easy to use. The Chalk Paint by Annie Sloan, which I have used myself and can attest is challenge-free, offers a velvety matt finish and can be applied to almost any surface without any priming or sanding. Hallelujah! Bang on trend, you can use it pretty much anywhere: on walls, floors, wood, concrete, metal, matt plastic, earthenware, brick and stone — inside or out. You can even use it to paint upholstery and dye fabric!

Drying fast, so you can add a second coat quickly, it can be thinned with water and used as a wash or used as an impasto (thickly) by leaving the lid off overnight. Once done, you can also add Annie Sloan Soft Wax for a subtle sheen, protection and durability.

annie sloan 2 — Image source: Anne Sloan

For your chance to get your hands on an Annie Sloan prize pack, all you have to do is fill out the form below by 5pm Sydney time on Friday 23 October 2015. The best three responses will get a prize pack and will have their finished piece shared on Interiors Addict. So no pressure!

For more information.

[gravityform id=”19″ title=”false” description=”false”]

Tags annie sloan, annie sloan chalk paint, annie sloan prize pack, annie sloan soft wax, chalk paint, design, diy, furniture, homewares, interiors, soft wax, wax

Competitions Furniture Outdoor & Exteriors

Win a $2000 designer outdoor setting from Huset

Post author By Jen Bishop
Post date October 12, 2015
No Comments on Win a $2000 designer outdoor setting from Huset

The winner of October 7 Vignettes with The Vignette Room

Post author By Jen Bishop
Post date October 12, 2015
No Comments on The winner of October 7 Vignettes with The Vignette Room

The winner of this month’s competition is Anne, aka @_fridays_child. I think we were all amazed when we realised that she had a baby on day 1 of 7 Vignettes and what can we say? It obviously inspired her to some up with some beautiful pictures!

Our judge, Jennifer Brown from The Vignette Room in Sydney’s Paddington, said: “Wow, what an amazing week, thank you so much for the opportunity to be part of 7 Vignettes. It’s such a fun competition and we had an absolute blast creating our images and seeing all the beautiful ideas people came up with!

“We were absolutely blown away (as I’m sure everyone was) to discover Anne had a baby on the first day of the competition and still managed to create such a beautiful collection of images.

“Each image creatively reflected the day’s theme with Anne’s own individual flavour, all whilst building part of a cohesive overall story for the week.”

Anne wins a $500 voucher for The Vignette Room. And you lucky lovelies can take 10% off your online orders using the code 7vignettes until midnight on Wednesday 14 October. Shop online.

Thanks so much to The Vignette Room for their generous sponsorship and fantastic themes! We loved partnering with you and we think your shop is gorgeous!

If you’re still in the vignette-creating mood, why not have a go at our competition to win a shopping trip with yours truly and $1000 to spend at Castle Towers? Find out more.

Tags 7vignettes, discount, jennifer brown, The Vignette Room, vignettes

Art Competitions Homewares Kids Rooms

The Tree of Gratitude: What are you grateful for today?

Post author By Olivia Shead
Post date October 9, 2015
No Comments on The Tree of Gratitude: What are you grateful for today?

Like many parents, Ephie Bokas couldn’t help but notice the blatant lack of gratitude in her house. Growing increasingly frustrated by the conversations centred on “What more?” or “What else?” and the petty arguments over TV shows and the size of dessert portions (with no acknowledgement of the fact that there was a television or a dessert to begin with!), Ephie decided to do something about it.

Researching the science of gratitude, she implemented a gratitude practice in her own home. Starting as a rather dubious craft project it eventuated as the Tree of Gratitude: part artwork, part project and part mechanism for well-being. “The tree itself is based on an original artwork illustrated by Melbourne artist Ingrid Wilson and has been transposed onto adhesive fabric that can be easily applied to any smooth wall. It comes with pencils, sticky leaves and a booklet containing 300 prompts to encourage and facilitate a daily gratitude practice.”

The first product under her label Wallitude, the Tree of Gratitude helps its user complete a 21-day gratitude practice. “There is some evidence to suggest that it takes 21 days to form a habit and having researched extensively the many benefits of gratitude, I think it’s a habit worth cultivating. The idea is that on opening your Tree of Gratitude kit, each participant receives their own bale of 25 leaves (we’ve allowed a few extra leaves in each) and each day, for 21 days, you write or draw three things that you were grateful for that day. At the conclusion of the 21 days, you may just develop a habit of looking for the good in each day and will enjoy the many health benefits that come from doing so.”

Perfect for children and adults alike (it’s been used in homes, schools and workplaces) Ephie’s family have already proved its success. “I admit that at first my sons resisted the idea, but by day three my six year-old was reminding me to complete it and by day seven I overheard him tell my three year-old to ‘Just be grateful,’ and he meant it! Within weeks I noticed a fundamental shift in attitudes, in their levels of awareness and in their willingness to convey their own gratitude often without any prompting. It was an extraordinary thing to experience!”

Easy, fun, functional and beautiful, the Tree of Gratitude retails for $89. Shop online.

In support of Mental Health Week this week, we are offering one lucky reader a Tree of Gratitude. To enter, complete the form below by 5pm Sydney time on Monday 12 October 2015.

Tags design, Ephie Bokas, gratitude, homewares, Ingrid Wilson, interiors, kids rooms, mental health, mental health week, tree of gratitude, Wallitude

Competitions

Win a $1000 gift voucher and home styling session with Jen at Castle Towers

Post author By Jen Bishop
Post date October 8, 2015
No Comments on Win a $1000 gift voucher and home styling session with Jen at Castle Towers

Get the look from new Nancy Meyers film, The Intern

Post author By Jen Bishop
Post date September 29, 2015
No Comments on Get the look from new Nancy Meyers film, The Intern

When you think about classic, all-American interior design, chances are you think of the utterly dreamy interiors from films such as It’s Complicated (that kitchen!) or Something’s Gotta Give (that Hamptons house!) or perhaps you (like me) love the quintessentially English cottage from The Holiday. Those films were the work of filmmaker Nancy Meyers, who has garnered at least as many fans for her lovably flawed characters as her legendary room sets.

[contextly_sidebar id=”dH9T6apLy4FexCLo8dRk3PDDx0jA9CEZ”]Her latest work, The Intern, hits cinemas this week, and at first glance it’s clear the interiors are going to live up to fans’ expectations. Protagonist Jules (played by Anne Hathaway) runs an online fashion start-up and her young, energetic style is reflected in both her converted-factory office and her Brooklyn brownstone home, which she shares with her young family.

Even though the New York interiors in this film are worlds apart from the breezy Hamptons beach house in Something’s Gotta Give or the LA mansion and English cottage in The Holiday, they all share something special. So exactly how do you sum up this Nancy Meyers look? Well, it’s the same kind of layered, casual, glamorous-yet-effortless aesthetic which has made Pottery Barn a household name in the US and beyond. And now you too can achieve the look in your home thanks to Pottery Barn and its family of brands here in Australia: Pottery Barn Kids, Williams-Sonoma and west elm.

Jules’s Brooklyn Brownstone Kitchen

The Intern, Jules' house, Brooklyn NY (Warner Bros.) — The Intern, Jules’ house, Brooklyn NY (Warner Bros.)

KIDS’ FURNITURE: Carolina Table & Chairs

OPEN SHELVING Reclaimed Wood Shelving + Modern Brackets

KITCHEN STOOLS Adjustable Industrial Stool

Jules’s Brooklyn Brownstone Bedroom

BEDROOM_THEINTERN[1]

MINI SOFA: Tudor Mini Upholstered Sofa

RUG Souk Wool Rug

BASKETS: Beachcomber Baskets

The converted factory office of Jules’s company, About The Fit

MEETING TABLE: Braxton Fixed Dining Table

OFFICE STORAGE: Bedford File Cabinets

DESKS: Parsons Desk

The Intern, starring Robert De Niro and Anne Hathaway, is in cinemas on 1 October. For a chance of winning one of 10 double-passes to the film, complete the entry form below by 5pm Sydney time this Friday 2 October 2015.

[gravityform id=”13″ title=”false” description=”false”]

Tags american, anne hathaway, film, get the look, interiors, it's complicated, movie passes, nancy meyers, pottery barn, pottery barn kids, robert de niro, something's gotta give, the holiday, the intern, warner brothers, west elm, williams-sonoma, win

Competitions Homewares

October 7 Vignettes with The Vignette Room

Post author By Jen Bishop
Post date September 24, 2015
No Comments on October 7 Vignettes with The Vignette Room

I’m delighted to announce that the next round of 7 Vignettes, starting a week today (yes, already!), is being sponsored by the very aptly named Sydney (and online) store, The Vignette Room! They’ve chosen some fantastic themes which I think you’re going to love!

The Vignette Room (featured on the blog here) have generously donated a $500 voucher for the overall winner and seven daily theme prizes of $100. Jennifer Brown, the daughter half of the mother/daughter duo behind this beautiful shop, says: “We love that 7 Vignettes is always such a visual treat and that it allows people to showcase their creativity. We love watching it unfold every month and seeing how people’s personalities come out in the vignettes they create. We especially love how there are so many wildly different interpretations of the themes and that it’s such an individual expression of what the themes mean to them.”

Tracey-and-Jennifer-shopfront-640x427 — Jennifer Brown and Tracey Kennedy outside The Vignette Room

The Vignette Room truly is a visual feast and we thoroughly recommend a visit if you’re in Sydney. It’s a great example of why it’s still great to shop in bricks and mortar stores and meet the people curating their wares.

The ladies recently had this ‘manifesto’ hand painted onto the shop wall

Jennifer adds: “We first played along in December last year when Domayne sponsored and we had the most amazingly fun couple of days creating our visual interpretations of the themes. We’re so excited to sponsor 7 Vignettes so we can give people a little bit of an insight into who we are as a mother/daughter team and as an interior lifestyle store and what makes us tick through our themes. Plus, then we have an excuse to play along again and spend all day on Instagram and chalk it up to ‘working’!”

We like her style!

The fun starts on 1 October on Instagram. All details of how to play here or ask any questions in the comments below. Enjoy!

The Vignette Room is at 42 Gurner Street, Paddington, NSW 2021.

Tags 7 vignettes, competition, instagram, jennifer brown, october, paddington, The Vignette Room, themes, Tracey Kennedy, vignettes

Bedrooms Competitions Homewares

Refresh your bedroom for Spring by winning luxe linen!

Post author By Jen Bishop
Post date September 23, 2015
No Comments on Refresh your bedroom for Spring by winning luxe linen!

Darren James wins top kitchen design award second year running

Post author By Amy Collins-Walker
Post date September 15, 2015
1 Comment on Darren James wins top kitchen design award second year running

Queensland-based designer Darren James took out the top prize at the recent Annual KBDi (Kitchen Bathroom Designers Institute) Designer Awards, for the second year running.

Darren’s Panorama project

Initially winning the ‘Designer – Medium Kitchens QLD’ award, Darren returned to the stage later in the evening to accept the esteemed title of KBDi Australian Certified Designer of the Year 2015. A celebration of Australia’s best kitchen and bathroom designers, Darren will be packing his bags for the celebrated design fair, Milan’s Salone del Mobile (including EuroCucina), as part of the win.

“We are really starting to see designers push the boundaries when it comes to kitchen and bathroom design here in Australia. More and more interior designers are recognising the very focused skill set kitchen and bathroom design requires and we are seeing more studios offering this as a specialised service,” says Darren.

Using only the best craftspeople, Darren has a refined eye for functional yet beautiful spaces. With a career that began in timber joinery for luxury boats, Darren quickly moved to kitchen and bathroom design – his intelligent and beautiful design solutions were easily transferrable. Initially self-taught, Darren has since completed formal design studies.

Presenting two projects, as part of the competition, the refined simplicity of the Panorama project saw the clients’ design brief satisfied with aplomb. Their pokey kitchen was transformed into an open-plan, light-filled room with oak timber cladding and white gloss detail – the 1.75 metre utility cupboard takes centre stage. “The utility cupboard is perfectly concealed via an automatic lift mechanism that was imported form the USA. It ensures a large span opening and allows the door to be pocketed away and completely seamless when closed,” says Darren.

Almost diametrically opposed in terms of design, the Hollywood Regency project saw a major renovation of a classic Queenslander, with the kitchen as the focal point of the home.

Darren’s Hollywood Regency project

“The home was in need of a major update. The interior layout of a traditional Queenslander typically lacks the easy, free flowing open spaces that our modern lifestyle craves,” says Darren who employed a contemporary, monochromatic colour scheme. “A rich palette of materials and finishes were carefully selected to ensure the kitchen exudes sophistication, confidence and luxury,” says Darren.

Interiors by Darren James

Tags darren james, design award, design competition, kitchen bathroom designers institute, kitchen renovation, renovation

Competitions Designers Homewares

Win Greg Natale cushions plus his book The Tailored Interior

Post author By Jen Bishop
Post date September 15, 2015
No Comments on Win Greg Natale cushions plus his book The Tailored Interior

He’s a busy man that Greg Natale, currently in the States for the US launches of his book, The Tailored Interior. A couple of weeks ago, I attended the launch of his cushion range in collaboration with One Duck Two and I’m delighted to announce we have a $250 voucher for one lucky reader to spend on their own collection, as well as a copy of the book.

The cushions are beautiful quality and I’m sure they’re going to be super popular. He’s already working on his next range too!

For your chance to win, simply answer the question: how many cushions would Greg put on a three-seater sofa? Complete the form below by midnight Sydney time on Monday 21 September 2015. Hint: the answer can be found in this article!

The cushions are available now from national retailers including David Jones, Domo and Domayne.

[gravityform id=”13″ title=”false” description=”false”]

[contextly_sidebar id=”uBRbxYg9iTlKHYfFomTUZaVTSvPLw0pg”]

Tags book, competition, cushions, greg natale, interior designer, One Duck Two, the tailored interior, win

Competitions

Shop and raise money for charity without paying an extra cent

Post author By Jen Bishop
Post date September 14, 2015
1 Comment on Shop and raise money for charity without paying an extra cent

Winner of September 7 Vignettes + 10% off at Life Interiors

Post author By Jen Bishop
Post date September 9, 2015
No Comments on Winner of September 7 Vignettes + 10% off at Life Interiors

Well, our little Instagram contest certainly has its groove back! This last week has seen some truly stunning and clever entries. I’m delighted to announce this month’s winner, chosen by our sponsor Life Interiors, as @cassieeeesmith. Congratulations!

Nicole Arvela, showroom and creative manager for Life Interiors, said: “After much deliberation I chose hers. I thought that every picture was so beautifully composed and I just LOVED her series as a whole!”

Cassie wins a $500 Life Interiors voucher (please contact us with your address and telephone number to claim your prize).

10% off everything at Life Interiors for the next week!

Our brilliant second time sponsors Life Interiors are offering you all 10% off everything until midnight on Wednesday 16 September 2015 using the promo code INTERIORSADDICT10OFF online or mentioning this offer in person.

Shop online.

If you won one of the daily themes and have yet to contact us, please do as soon as possible to claim your $100 vouchers!