A Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration student, Isabella Wong, has won ‘Floored 2009’ – a major industry rug design competition by TAFE NSW and Designer Rugs Australia. Challenged to design a 2x3m rug for use in a residential, hospitality, retail or corporate environment, Wong won a $2,400 rug from Designer Rugs, with her design […]
December 8th, 2009
A Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration student, Isabella Wong, has won ‘Floored 2009’ – a major industry rug design competition by TAFE NSW and Designer Rugs Australia.
Challenged to design a 2x3m rug for use in a residential, hospitality, retail or corporate environment, Wong won a $2,400 rug from Designer Rugs, with her design ‘Archaic’ – a reproduction of Australian Landscape’s amazing colour palette into an abstract geometric artwork.
South Western Sydney Institute Director, Phil Cox said, “We are extremely proud and honoured to have had such a remarkable result and to once again have one of our students win the competition”.
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