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Cabinet maker for H.I.A. house of the year 2004Kitchen, ensuite, bathroom and laundry supplier to the house judged H.I.A. home of the year recently in Sydney. By Don Bruce Kitchens - 12th May 2004 - Back to News Don Bruce Kitchens was the official cabinet maker chosen by builders G & K Trease's Cape Liptrap home which was recently chosen as Australia's house of the year in the 2004 H.I.A. national competition.
Don Bruce Kitchens constructed and installed a solid timber kitchen to suit the seascape environment it was situated in. Doors were in Tassie Oak with Tasmanian Myrtle benchtops for contrast. Kleenmaid appliances were used throughout the kitchen, of which Don Bruce Kitchens is a commercial supplier. Laundry, ensuite and bathroom vanities were also supplied by the firm.
Don Bruce is a Certified Kitchen Designer (AUS) and worked with the client to fine tune the kitchen and cabinets to achieve the best possible result.
The company is pleased to have been a part of the team to help G & K Trease builders gain such a prestigious award.
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Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: info@dbkitchens.com.au
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