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Lake Virginia Residence
Lake Virginia Residence
Whanganui, New Zealand
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Lake Virginia Residence
Whanganui, New Zealand
Firm
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2022
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
BUDGET
$1M - 5M
This beautiful home in the heart of Wanganui was designed in 2020 for a family that enjoys entertaining, and has since won awards for its stunning kitchen design.
Du Bois Designer Kitchens and Interiors were responsible for the interior, and Natalie Du Bois received Designer of the Year 2022 for this kitchen.
Looking around, you can see why. Attention to detail is key. All fixtures have been placed in a way that lends to being serviceable and aesthetically pleasing. She made the ordinary extraordinary. The vast Caesarstone island benchtop contains a gas hob, a disappearing range head and a sink. The island is wrapped in layers of concrete, making it unique and, to quote the judges, yes magnificent. Another example is the kitchen’s lighting. Pendants are quirky enough to evoke discussion, yet they seamlessly connect with the rest of the fixtures, allowing the island to keep centre stage.
By selecting a monochrome palette throughout the home, the home exudes sophistication and earthiness, and no contrasting colours detract from the architectural character of the house.
Set back from the road, the location of the house on the property ensures privacy, with the Rotokawau/Virginia Lake Reserve behind it.
Du Bois Designer Kitchens and Interiors were responsible for the interior, and Natalie Du Bois received Designer of the Year 2022 for this kitchen.
Looking around, you can see why. Attention to detail is key. All fixtures have been placed in a way that lends to being serviceable and aesthetically pleasing. She made the ordinary extraordinary. The vast Caesarstone island benchtop contains a gas hob, a disappearing range head and a sink. The island is wrapped in layers of concrete, making it unique and, to quote the judges, yes magnificent. Another example is the kitchen’s lighting. Pendants are quirky enough to evoke discussion, yet they seamlessly connect with the rest of the fixtures, allowing the island to keep centre stage.
By selecting a monochrome palette throughout the home, the home exudes sophistication and earthiness, and no contrasting colours detract from the architectural character of the house.
Set back from the road, the location of the house on the property ensures privacy, with the Rotokawau/Virginia Lake Reserve behind it.
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