
Designed for a full house
Built for a holiday home that may host more than 20 guests at a time, Dune Lodge balances architectural restraint, serious entertaining and the quiet muscle of a very hard-working kitchen.

Natalie Du Bois’ Designer of the Year recognition speaks to the breadth of her work as much as the beauty of it. Across Jewel Box, and Earth & Stone, she shows a designer’s ability to move between intimacy and atmosphere, detail and restraint.
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Built for a holiday home that may host more than 20 guests at a time, Dune Lodge balances architectural restraint, serious entertaining and the quiet muscle of a very hard-working kitchen.

In an apartment kitchen, every choice has to earn its place. Tea House does that with a kind of edited richness: layered, tactile, and quietly exacting, without ever feeling overstuffed.

Rural Sanctuary brings a soft sense of grandeur to a Waikato home, balancing classic proportion with contemporary ease.

DNKBA Platinum Kitchen Design at the 2025 NKBA Excellence in Design Awards — kitchen by Colleen Holder of Colleen Holder Design, Auckland.

DNKBA Silver Kitchen Design at the 2025 NKBA Excellence in Design Awards — kitchen by Candice Stanley of Mooi Design, Canterbury.

DNKBA Elite Kitchen Design at the 2025 NKBA Excellence in Design Awards — kitchen by Morgan Cronin of Cronin Kitchens, Auckland.

A master ensuite with manners: Traditional Refinement is classic in spirit, generous in scale and precise enough to let every detail sit exactly where it should.

A Suite Sanctuary does what a good ensuite should: it gives the main bedroom a private world of its own. Set in Cass Bay on Banks Peninsula, the bathroom balances clean function with colour, warmth and a little quiet drama.

DKNBA Platinum Bathroom Design at the 2025 NKBA Excellence in Design Awards — bathroom by Melanie Sa'u of Melanie Sa'u Design Studio, Auckland.

DNKBA Silver Bathroom Design at the 2025 NKBA Excellence in Design Awards — bathroom by Nichole Davis of Fresh By Design Interiors, Hawke's Bay.

DKNBA Gold Bathroom Design at the 2025 NKBA Excellence in Design Awards — bathroom by Michelle Lamb of Michelle Lamb Interior Architecture, Canterbury.
The products and systems behind a well-resolved room: hardware, water and practical details chosen by designers to make everyday life feel effortless.

In a beautifully resolved kitchen or bathroom, the most important details are not always the ones you see first. Sometimes they are the ones you touch every day without thinking.

Some of the most important decisions in a kitchen or bathroom are not the ones that announce themselves first.

In a highly resolved kitchen, convenience is not a shortcut. It is part of the architecture.
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