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    Culinary theatre

    Sep 23, 2018 3 minutes
    Words Federico Monsalve
    Photography
    Simon Young

    PROJECT: Kitchen Things Luxury Collection Showroom

    CLIENT: Jones Family Business

    LOCATION: Auckland

    DESIGN: Godward Designspace

    PROJECT TYPE: Retail

    FLOOR AREA: 850m

    THE EXPERIENCE centre-styled retail showroom is nothing entirely new and, in the high-end appliance sector it is becoming the norm rather than the anomaly.

    Manufacturers such as Miele, Fisher & Paykel, Bosch and the like, have, for years and with varying degrees of success, been trying to create hubs where customers can test-drive as many of their appliance features as possible in live, actual cooking conditions

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