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REGISTER AND WIN! Tell us in 20 words or less what you are most looking forward to at Saturday in Design this year in Sydney, and you could be staying in designer accommodation to complement your designer experience at the event. Click here to enter now or find out more!

BY jesse

June 17th, 2009

Tell us in 20 words or less what you are most looking forward to at Saturday in Design this year in Sydney, and you could be staying in designer accommodation to complement your designer experience at the event.

Thanks to one of our boutique hotel partners, you can relax after a full day of discovering the latest in design and spend one night in the Grand Room at the Medusa Hotel (normally valued at $420 per night).

Click here to register and enter the competition.

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