Muuto is calling all designers to join the Muuto Sketch Challenge.
March 25th, 2011
You could go in the running to win EU7000 worth of Muuto products – EU5000 for 1st prize, and EU2000 for second prize.
Sketch a room with a new perspective and a minimum of 3 Muuto designs. Send your idea to sketch@muuto.com by Friday 1 April 2011.
The room can fall under hospitality, office or residential.
Don’t forget to add your artists’ signature!
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