Daily Telegraph Room Rescue 14

p>Congratulations, ATOMIUM! Abigail Ahern loved your comfy <a href="http://mydeco.com/rooms/detail/rr14-09-585433/">redesign</a>! <P><b>Room Rescue - our competition in collaboration with The Daily Telegraph.</b></p> <p>Put your interior designer skills to the test and see your design in the paper!</p> <p><b>mydeco and The Daily Telegraph have teamed up with mydeco regular, <a href="http://mydeco.com/the-magazine/articles/at-home-with-abigail-ahern">Abigail Ahern</a>, on this weekly competition.</b> We are asking creative mydeco members to transform The Daily Telegraph readers' rooms using our 3D Room Planner. Each week, The Telegraph, mydeco designers, and the room owner will select their favourite 3D room. This week, Abigail Ahern will offer constructive criticism too. The winning room will also be featured in the Telegraph!</p> <p><b>Want help with redesigning your room?</b></p><P>Put <i>your</i> room forward for a facelift. Send a photograph with dimensions and an outline of what you are looking for to <a href="mailto:roomrescue@mydeco.com">roomrescue@mydeco.com</a></p> <p> <b>Fancy yourself as a decorator? </b></p><P>Then simply use the room template to redesign the room pictured on the right by clicking 'Enter now'. This week's Room Rescue features Robert's cluttered spare bedroom in his 18th century village house in Banbury. Robert and his wife are looking for a redesign of this bedroom that features a home office/dressing room-cum-guest bedroom.</p> <p>'I think our our preferred style would be a scheme more neutral and in keeping with the house,' he tells us. 'We'd like something practical: a computer desk and shelving, a dressing table...'</p> <p> <b>Happy designing - please try not to move the camera angle!</b></p> <br>

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