03 Magazine: November 03, 2023

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Further south, and on the eve of retirement, noted Invercargill kitchen designer, Margaret Young of Margaret Young Designs will leave the industry on a high, winning multiple awards including for Visual Impact – Kitchen, Southern Chapter Recognition – Kitchen for a church conversion project called ‘Divine Intervention’ and Kitchen Distinction Award – $60–$90k and DNKBA Kitchen Design – Gold for a country kitchen titled ‘Commercial in the Country’. Margaret entered the awards for the final time in <strong>2023</strong>, saying it was her swansong to the industry she loves. “All of my entries into the awards are kitchens I’ve completed over the last seven years, and they are projects that I’m particularly proud of,” she says. “They’re each unique and involve personalities with a bit of an interesting backstory, including a church renovation and a farmhouse with a twist.” On the striking church conversion project, Margaret worked closely with the owner, who aimed to build the kitchen himself by attending joinery night classes, and was well supported by the tutor, previously the foreman of a high-end joinery firm. Now completed, the former church restoration has multiple purposes, including being a new home for the clients, bed-and-breakfast accommodation and a function space for hire. Margaret’s kitchen brief included a modern, minimal look with an island positioned near the altar, and tall units to be placed where the organ once played. Judges said the kitchen was “impactful and inviting”. “This kitchen is the perfect complement to its church setting. It provides a balance of form and scale within a romantic and dramatic space. An outstanding, symmetrical design with clever use of sliding doors to hide pipework. The black benchtops work wonderfully with the steel.”
Feature | <strong>Magazine</strong> 47 THIS PAGE: Margaret Young’s ‘Divine Intervention’ kitchen design. “This kitchen is the perfect complement to its church setting. It provides a balance of form and scale within a romantic and dramatic space.”
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