Miele SiD Prize Draw Winner Announced

At this year’s Satruday in Design Miele joined Poliform in their Surry Hills showroom for the celebrations. They were there to launch an amazing range of appliances, including the new 6 star energy rated heat pump EcoComfort dryer. Miele held a fantastic giveaway, offering one of the new dryers in a draw. The winner was […]

BY jesse

24 August, 2009

Miele held a fantastic giveaway, offering one of the new dryers in a draw. The winner was drawn from the ’barrel’ (the dryer itself) by Indesign Publisher, Raj Nandan.

And the winner is…

Claus Repenning
Elders Real Estate South Australia

Congratulations Claus and thanks to everyone who joined us for Saturday in Design 2009.

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