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Competition Time: Win a blogger inspired light: 'Theresa Gromski'
Competition Time! - COMPETITION NOW CLOSED
Another month means it's competition time with the team at Litecraft HQ. As a result, this month we're swaying towards a more bohemian interior blogger. This lady has a bathroom to die for as well as the sweetest garden 'she shed'. Introducing, Theresa Gromski's home, a delightful mix of 'boho' accents and hints of greenery with cacti's, ferns and luscious succulents. Not only but also, Theresa Gromski has adopted a lovely laid back vibe for her home. Therefore, we’ve embraced Theresa's style by pulling together some stunning bohemian finds. Including our popular Mirrored Lantern.
How to enter our competition:
All you have to do is comment in the comments section below. This giveaway is available for UK entrants only. Any comments made on our Facebook, Instagram and Twitter competition posts will also be taken into consideration. One winner will be chosen at random and announced on Thursday 13th September. Good Luck guys!
Which lights are available in this competition?
Scroll down to see what’s available to win: Bronze Copper Fern Cut out Pendant Light, Mirrored Lantern with tan Strap Handle and our super handy Industrial Task Lamp with Mahogany features.
Is your home inspired by Theresa Gromski? We'd love to see! Tag us on Instagram at @litecraftlighting.
Just beautiful just waiting on date to move into bungalow this would go gorgeous with our brown units in livingroom definitely brighten place up be lovely to have something new with us when we move ???????????
my home is very boring,
if I did a blog post about it,
it would leave you tired and snoring!
To escape some of my boring home,
I would need a life raft!
So please save me with some of your treasures,
you fabulous lot at Litecraft!
Everything has character,
to make you feel happy in your domicile,
so fingers crossed I haven't lost,
to win would make me smile! x
I love this design range. Beautiful colours, patterns and coppertones.
It reminds me of hot, balmy nights... the sound of chirruping cicadas and Tarzan swinging his way towards me on long creeper vines...
*ahem*
That's another story.