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Winners of the NKBA prize at the Home show this year

Michaela Newell, confesses she could not believe her ears when
John van Doormaal, Board Representative of the NKBA, called her to say that she had won a $30,000 kitchen makeover, courtesy of NKBA sponsoring members. Michaela and her partner, Stefan, paramedics from West Auckland are absolutely thrilled. “I still can’t believe it” says Michaela, “and it has come at a really great time as we are busy planning our wedding – so this is a really special surprise for us.”

These are the before photos

NKBA would like to thank these people for assisting with the NKBA Giveaway Kitchen

Fridge by F&P.

Stove by F&P.

Food Waste Disposer by Parex.

Groye Kitchen Mixer by Paterson Trading.

Oliveri Sink Bowl by Dux Industries.

Torlys Flooring by Torlys.

Hideaway Bin by Kitchen King.

Glass Splash Back by Colour Worx.

Design Service by Adaleen Grifith (Fineline)

Design Service by Alexis (Classic Designz)

Design Service by (Bathrooms) by David Corbett.

Design Service by (Bathrooms) by David Corbett.

Design Service by Diane Lukeman (ALNO Kitchens)

Design Service by Colleen Holder (Colleen Holder Designs)

Design Service by Maggie McGuire (Innovative Kitchens)

Design Service by Michele Denyer (Denele Design)

Design Service by Milena Reis (Fineline)

Design Service by Susan Templer (Templer Interiors)

 

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NKBA 2009 Awards Video

 

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NKBA New Zealand Member wins for Australasia

NKBA Congratulates Mal Corboy for his achievements announced on Saturday 12th September 2009

Awards won

• 2009 Kitchen Designer of the Year - Australia
• 2009 Queensland Kitchen Designer of the Year
• 2009 Kitchen of the year Queensland Medium category
• 2009 National finalist Accredited Designer 2 entries

Presented by the KBDi

 

Mal Corboy of Mal Corboy Design Ltd

Website www.malcorboy.com

Email info@malcorboy.com

Phone +64 95217 167

Mobile +64 21322 599

 

 

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Dream Kitchen

With a prize pack of $35,000 for a new kitchen
these homeowners got more than they bargained
for at the Auckland Homeshow last year.
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