Brisbane is gearing up for the hottest design event of the year with Brisbane Indesign!
May 16th, 2012
And this year we’re offering a fabulous range of prizes! Simply register before Friday 18th May and you could be in the running to win designer homewares, furniture or rugs or a two-night Melbourne holiday! Registration is free and grants access to all the showrooms, so hurry and sign up now! (But don’t worry, you can register on the day at any participating showrooms).
Building on the hugely successful 2008 event, this year’s promises to be even better – with 34 brands showcasing the best in local and international design across 24 locations, project installations, special guests, product launches and workshops.
See the latest from the Milan and Frankfurt design fairs as new products make their debuts in Australia, meet rising stars and young talents, and mingle with some of Australia’s best known designers as they showcase recent projects.
The Brisbane Indesign handbook will be available on the day with details on all special and timed events, complimentary hop-on-hop of bus routes to help you get around on the day and much more. Preview it here! Also on the day look out for our friendly ambassadors (sponsored by Zip Industries) to help answer any of your questions – they know BID inside out.
Don’t miss your chance to be part of the most exciting event on the Brisbane design calendar, register now!
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