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To celebrate the new Conran for M&S collection, as well as the Sir Terence Conran exhibition at the Design Museum, we’re delighted to be able to give away four extremely limited edition chairs from the range – all upholstered in exclusive fabrics that aren’t available anywhere else! These four chairs are currently on display at the Design Museum until the 4th of March, after which point we’ll be sending the chairs to the lucky winners. For your chance to win one of the below chairs, simply leave a comment telling us what you love about the Conran for M&S collection.
The chairs on display outside the Design Museum
 Here are the chairs you could win:
The Bainbridge chair’s stylish convex form and graceful appearance adds casual elegance to any room. It’s the ideal partner to the Godwin chair’s concave sleekness. The Bainbridge armchair comes in a range of Conran’s exclusive fabrics, including natural and ochre shades of Westin Wool and the ochre shade of Bartlow.
The Godwin occasional chair adds elegance to any room. Its sweeping, concave sides make it the perfect partner to the Bainbridge chair. The Godwin chair comes in Conran’s exclusive fabrics, including natural and ochre shades of Westin Wool as well as grey Orsett. The grey Westin Wool was specially chosen by Conran to complement the artistic, modern feel of the collection.
Chaucer
The Chaucer armchair has an elegant, classic design, with its gently raked fixed back and seat and solid wooden legs combining comfort and style. The Chaucer Arm Chair comes in a range of sumptuous fabrics, some of which are Conran-exclusive, in a variety of colours to complement your interior. Bowen Chenille, Harrez Texture and Westin Wool are just some of the wide range to flatter your home.
The Marlowe chair has a sumptuous pillowed back and arms for the ultimate in curl-up comfort. The legs can be removed for an even more relaxed look. The Marlowe armchair comes in a range of Conran’s exclusive fabrics, including all shades of Bartlow, Langley, Orsett and Ramsey, and natural and ochre shades of Westin Wool.
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So just leave a comment below telling us what it is that you love about the Conran collection, and you could win one of these four chairs!
Please read our Terms and Conditions before entering. Good luck!
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On: 27 April 2013 Permalink
These chairs prove that design doesn’t need to be flashy and over the top. Simple shape, understated style, color that isn’t brash. The perfect package. Bainbridge is my favourite, but all are amazing. You can imagine in 50 years your grandchild moving it into their new home as a family heirloom!
On: 19 March 2013 Permalink
They are all equally beautiful,each makes an individual statement.i would be incredibly proud to have one in my home.It would be “my” little piece of heaven to relax in.If I really had to choose it would be the Marlowe
On: 17 February 2013 Permalink
All so simply stylish and timeless. My favourite….. Hard to choose but think I am most torn between the Bainbridge and the Marlowe, but would happily sink into any of them!
On: 30 January 2013 Permalink
Terence Conran is a master of design. The chairs, like all the Conran range, are beautiful in concept, design and manufacture. I have been to the Design Museum and covet not my neighbour’s oxen – but certainly any one of those fabulous chairs!
On: 28 January 2013 Permalink
fab! my home could use a modern lift.. conran designs are great!
On: 27 January 2013 Permalink
I love the Conran range. It offers timeless stylish understated designs using unusual colour palettes which are easy on the eye and offer textural interest. The quote from William Morris springs to mind – “Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or beautifuI”. I think that the range definitely encompasses this sentiment. One of my favourites is the Chaucer chair upholstered in a sumptuous velvet….mmm
On: 23 January 2013 Permalink
Love the colour and design of the chairs, a really successful collaboration!
On: 17 January 2013 Permalink
marlowe for me, fabulous chair. I could see myself sitting with my feet up, glass of wine in hand in my conservatory
On: 23 December 2012 Permalink
They just look so warm and welcoming! I’ve only got little legs, and many chairs just don’t fit me. I either perch on the edge with my feet on the floor, or sit back with my legs sticking our in front, like a doll. These not only look as though they would fit me, but they would perfectly match my decor.
On: 17 December 2012 Permalink
Conran and M&S bring designer elegance and style within reach – how fabulous! Modern and fluid, each of these beautiful chairs draws you in for its individual, sumptuous embrace. Designed with people in mind.
On: 9 December 2012 Permalink
They are all very stylish and unique in there own ways. The quality of M&S furniture is always of an excellent standard, hence the reason I would be very suited to own any of the four chairs!
On: 9 November 2012 Permalink
i love how one of these chairs could instantly change a room… gorgeous.
On: 9 November 2012 Permalink
Conran’s designs are classy, stylish while comfortable as well. They belong to the very best Britain has to offer.
On: 9 November 2012 Permalink
Simply, great!
On: 4 November 2012 Permalink
Conran’s designs are simple, stylish, elegant and quirky. They are beautifully British.
On: 9 September 2012 Permalink
Conran always manages to capture the essence of a look or a particular style. He does it seemingly effortlessly and gets the balance and proportion just right. It’s no accident that he is one of Britain’s iconic designers. Bit of a national treasure really.
His range at M&S is a breath of fresh air. Affordable, great quality design for the great Great British public.
On: 6 September 2012 Permalink
Oh Marks & Spencer – I’ve been a loyal customer for many many years but am increasingly unable to find clothes I like – not everyone in Britain wears trousers and your selection of skirts for this summer (and it looks like the winter too) is dreadful. Also, not everyone is pencil thin so some knee length skirts with a bit of flare would be good. And I’ve banged on about your tee-shirts – too long and narrow for under 5’3 people! Where is some decent Petite range clothing? It really would be worth consulting the over-50s to see what kind of clothing they would like – I’m a contemporary of Twiggy but much of what she models would be hopeless for me. I think I’ve offered in the past to join forums but have heard nothing. Wait to hear!
On: 9 November 2012 Permalink
I love the design and styles of these chairs, M&S are on the ball, and i would be sitting pretty if i win these.