2020 TIDA International Kitchen of the Year
Check out all the winners and finalists in the 2020 TIDA International Home of the Year – from New Zealand, Canada, Australia and England
Winner:
TIDA International Kitchen of the Year
TIDA New Zealand Kitchen of the Year
Studio2 Architects, Auckland
Everything about this kitchen in a multi-generational, family retreat puts it firmly at the centre of activity. The gabled architecture of the space is designed to make the most of views in two directions, while also providing as much privacy as possible from neighbours.
Judges' comment:
The proportions in this kitchen were very well attended to, and the long island is a great centrepiece in the space.
Inspired details include the clever leg supports for the countertop and the playful custom designed circular hardware on the tall cabinets.
The lighting plan is spare but effective, including the feature fixtures over the island.
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Winner:
TIDA Australia Kitchen of the Year
Craig Steere Architects, Perth
The scullery in this family home isn’t hidden away – instead it takes on a multi-functional role right in the middle of the open-plan living area.
Judges' comments:
There are hidden gems in this kitchen, including the tall window that overlooks the back hall and staircase. This detail allows the teak structure to float in the space. T
he kitchen’s asymmetry is cleverly designed and the teakwood element on the back panel of the sculptural island ties-in nicely.
The proportions here really make the design – nothing is formulaic.
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Finalist:
Cronin Kitchens, Auckland
Space limitations and a response to the strong architectural setting both shaped the design of this kitchen – including its boldly dramatic island.
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Finalist:
Daniel Lomma Design, Perth
Apart from the tell-tale ovens, this kitchen could be an abstract composition of pleasing materials and forms. But when it comes to mealtime or an indoor or outdoor gathering, the functional layout of main and ancillary spaces shines.
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Finalist:
Jag Kitchens, Adelaide
With a carefully executed contrast between dark and dramatic , light and reflective finishes, this renovated kitchen space is a welcomed statement piece in this open plan area.
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Finalist:
Lara Farmilo, Akzente/Poggenpohl, Auckland
The practical is downplayed in this kitchen while marble look surfaces, modern stools and chic lighting hold sway.
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Finalist:
Madeleine Design Group, Vancouver
This kitchen is one part of a large-scale home renovation and redesign project. Some of the materials used here make repeated appearances throughout the house, tying this room into the overall design concept
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Finalist:
MyStyle Homes, Cairns / Kim Duffin Design, Brisbane
This expansive home is located high above tropical Cairns with panoramic views of heritage listed rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef. The kitchen is the key interior space in this home, so the design of this space began very early in the overall building design process, to ensure all elements and aspects were carefully considered.
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Finalist:
Oli Moss, Roundhouse Design, London
This former bacon factory’s industrial environs provided the template for the kitchen design. Meticulous attention to detail has resulted in a beautiful, supremely functional kitchen, with a carefully chosen mix of special materials echoing the heritage of the building.
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Finalist:
Thinkdzine, Sydney
A finely finished cantilevered table top allows this natural-toned Italian kitchen to provide an easy link between the terrace home’s interior and outdoor living areas.
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