Voting now in the Melbourne Design Awards 2010

Cast your vote in the 2010 Melbourne Design Awards!

Voting will be open until 13 February 2011, with the winners announced at an awards ceremony on 17 February.

Check out the entries at melbournedesignawards.com.au. It’s been an exciting year for design; don’t forget to show your support for our artists and industry by voting for your standout in the field of architecture, product design, graphic design, digital design, fashion and interior design.

For more information in the lead-up, follow the event’s progress on Facebook.

Cast your vote in the 2010 Melbourne Design Awards!

Voting will be open until 13 February 2011, with the winners announced at an awards ceremony on 17 February.

For more information in the lead-up, follow the event’s progress on Facebook.

BY jesse

December 10th, 2010

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