Light Project’s Ilde Winner

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Light Project’s Ilde Winner

Light Project gave one lucky SiD visitor the chance to win an Ilde floor lamp – and they’ve just announced the winner.

Light Project’s Win the Ilde Competition at Sydney’s Saturday in Design asked showroom visitors to submit an Ilde-inspired photograph, for a chance to take home an Ilde of their very own.

 

G. Northcote

 

G. Fernandez

 

K. Wassim

 

N. Boeree

 

L. Slater-Smrkolj

The Ilde Floor Lamp is one of a family of Ilde products, designed and manufactured by Spanish supplier dab. It’s a perfect example of dab’s philosophy, which embraces luxury and simplicity.

Thanks to everyone who entered the competition – 6 finalists made it through to the final stage, with F Forest’s quirky submission taking out the top prize!

 

F. Forest

 

Light Project
lightproject.com.au

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