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Design Serenade 2007
Inspiration for home and garden

August 18–19th
Treacy Conference Centre
126 The Avenue
Parkville

Design Serenade 2007—Inspiration for home and garden

... serenade to the senses ...

The Age July 06

... a feast for the ears and eyes ...

Progress Leader July 06

... wildly creative floral and interior designers ...

Domain, The Age Jun 05

Key Information

• Treacy Conference Centre
  126 The Avenue
  Parkville
• Saturday 18 August 10:00am–5:00pm
  Sunday 19 August 10:00am–4:00pm
• Tickets at the door $15 or complete the booking form
• Public Transport:
  Tram: Tram 19 from Elizabeth Street to Walker Street, stop 16. It is a quick and easy tram ride from the city.
  Train: The Upfield Train will take you to Royal Park Station. This train runs from all city stations every 20 minutes. Timetables and transport information is available online at Viclink.
• General Information:
  Mobile: 0400 503 954
  Email info@designserenade.org.au
• All Media enquiries:
  Sue Callahan 0417 355 409
• Cafe, Gift Shop, Seminars, Music

Fifth Annual Design Serenade

Design Serenade is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a move from Kew and a new name. Design Serenade opens in Parkville for 2 days from 18 August 2007.

The Design Serenade concept sees leading interior, floral and event designers, artists and landscape architects invited to create a spectacular transformation within a historic mansion. Inspire your senses with the visual delights of the transformed mansion, the sound of live classical and chamber music performances, the smell of flowers and the warm winter fare at the cafe.

Formerly known as Floral Serenade the name change reflects the design focus in both interior and floral design. Design Serenade is an eagerly anticipated lifestyle event for inspiration in the home and garden.

... an extravaganza of interior and floral design ...

On Show, Herald Sun, July 05

The stunning mansion at the Treacy Conference Centre will receive the Design Serenade touch. In 1873 the original occupant of the house, Mr Richard Gibson could watch over the common which today is Royal Park. This August join us to celebrate a stylish and inspirational transformation of his home with both traditional and contemporary designs. We are most grateful to the Christian Brothers and the Treacy Conference Centre who have generously allowed the Treacy Conference Centre to be transformed for this event.

Design Serenade is hosted by Sacred Heart Primary School Kew