September will see the Brisbane launch of the Studio Bagno range.
September 10th, 2008
Launching into the Brisbane market, Studio Bagno will be offering the chance to win a $4000 bathroom ensemble from NIC Design at this year’s Brisbane Indesign.
Studio Bagno are a bathroomware company sourcing the latest technology from Europe and Australia. They offer exclusive designs and take a consultative approach to bathroom design.
For a chance to win you’ll need to visit Studio Bagno’s design location at BiD and you must get your pass scanned to be eligible.
You then need to send an email to info@brisbaneindesign.com.au with the subject heading ‘Studio Bagno Bathroom Giveaway’, stating where their design location was and your contact details.
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