Illumina: Win Dad A Mantis Desk Lamp!
Congratulations Brenda-Lee van Altena you are our winner!
Give your dad the gift of beautiful illumination and spoil him this Father’s Day by winning the ever-stylish Mantis Desk Lamp from Illumina.
Exude vintage character in your space with the industrial accents of this brass beauty – the Mantis Desk Lamp from Illumina valued at R1,209.00. The perfect accent piece in dad’s office or home study!
What can you expect:
- Made from metal for durability and finished in a brass colour for lasting good looks.
- Adjustable arm to customise the angle of the light to suit your needs.
- Shade with white interior reflects bolder light out over your space.
- Note: Bulb not Included
What you need to do:
- Like Illumina’s Facebook page HERE.
- Share this post and tag 3 friends in the comments.
- Comment on the blog post below answering a simple question. How will this product light up your dad’s day?
Terms and conditions: The competition is open to South African residents only, 18 or older. The winners will be selected randomly. No exchanges or returns available – The competition closes on the 18 June 2018.
For more visit Illumina
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