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IKEA Canberra: Hidden Catalogue CLUE!

12 Oct

Last week you would have read my post about IKEA Canberra – soon to open on Monday, 16 November – launching a treasure-hunt style game across Canberra: the IKEA Hidden Catalogue.

This week I’ve got a clue! Remember by participating you can win up to $1000 to spend at the new IKEA Canberra store. The steps are all outlined here. Remember, it’s not just about guessing where it is, but actually going there and posing with the item and tagging #IKEAHidden on your social media channels.

Without further ado, here’s the clue!

You’ll feel like a giant when you reach this Canberra institution that boasts reptiles and dinosaurs as its neighbours. Little ones will love it here and if they find this one, they could be cooking up a storm.

The fine print: You have to be 18 years+ to participate. For more clues and full terms and conditions head to ikea.com.au/hiddencatalogue.

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IKEA Canberra – find hidden furniture for your chance to win!

6 Oct

You may have (ha! I mean will have!) heard that IKEA Canberra is opening on Monday, 16 November. And in case the excitement wasn’t already at fever pitch, from this week IKEA is launching a treasure-hunt style game across Canberra: the Hidden IKEA catalogue. $50 IKEA gift cards are up for grabs each week with a grand prize of a $1000 gift card. That’s a lot of IKEA!

Intrigued? Here’s how to play.

Each week from 6 October there’ll be weekly clues on ikea.com.au/hiddencatalogue. Use the clues to get searching for the secret location and find the hidden piece of furniture somewhere around Canberra!

When you find the hidden IKEA product, it’s up to you to take your most creative IKEA catalogue shot and share it on your social media channels – Twitter, Facebook or Instagram – with the #IKEAHidden hashtag to be in the running to win!

Check back to my blog in the week beginning 11 October for a post with a clue!

The fine print: You have to be 18 years+ to participate. Full terms and conditions are here.