The winners of the Dulux Colour Awards 2012 were announced on Wednesday 28 March at a presentation in the cavernous and slightly opulent halls of Melbourne’s The Regent. The event drew a full turnout of media, architects, designers and star judges – The Design Files’ Lucy Feagins, Colourways’ Kim Chadwick, Jeff Fearon of Fearon Hay Architects and Peter Maddison of Grand Designs Australia.
April 4th, 2012
Visit the Dulux Colour Awards website for a full list of winners and commendations.
Dulux Colour Awards
dulux.com.au/colourawards
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