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Tshwane's talent tops in green design
House and Leisure and Woolworths announced the winner of the inaugural House and Leisure Green Designers at Woolworths competition at Design Indaba in Cape Town.
Clayton-Emil Coutriers, a design student from Tshwane University of Technology won the competition for his original and eco-friendly scatter cushion designs, ‘Dance of a Thousand Seasons'. For his design, Clayton-Emil not only walked away with the title of top green designer and a MacBook Pro worth R26 000, but now also has the possibility to see his designs produced and retailed in selected Woolworths homeware stores.
First runner-up is Kirsten Skidmore, a graphic design student from The Red & Yellow School in Cape Town, for her distinctive and savvy shopper, made from recycled Woolworths plastic shopping bags. Kirsten won a MacBook Air worth R23 000. Nivesh Rawatlal, also a graphic design student from Durban University of Technology, was second runner-up for his cost-effective and sustainable canvas place mats. Nivesh won a MacBook worth R13 000.
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www.designindaba.com
