Designers for the future Workshop
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Designer Rugs would like to invite tertiary design students to join them for their free workshop as a part of the State of Design Festival which will educate and inspire students on what it takes to design rugs, and how the aesthetic of the interior needs to be considered when designing the rug and much, much more.
Designer Rugs would like to invite tertiary design students to join them for their free workshop as a part of the State of Design Festival which will educate and inspire students on what it takes to design rugs, and how the aesthetic of the interior needs to be considered when designing the rug and much, much more.
During thee workshop, you will get a chance to design your own rug. The most original and innovative design will be awarded the honour of having their design professionally produced.
This is your chance to have your design stand amongst great collections by Dinosaur Designs, Akira, Catherine Martin, Easton Pearson, Cloth Fabric and many more!
Registration essential. Limited places available.
Dates: 15th July and 22nd July
Time: 6pm for 6:15pm start
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