KebbellDaish was published in this month's issue of Mindfood:

"Art House: A potent collaboration between an architect and an artist results in a striking home that embraces both disciplines." p118

KebbellDaish & Peter Adsett received the Resene Total Colour Award (Residential Exterior Category) for the Adsett House in Australia:

"This project is different and innovative, and nicely balanced, bringing elements of excitement, stimulation and surprise. Excitement is created by its neutrality and the clever use of the combination of neutrals and delightful pink. The theme of the stripes and vertical elements is intriguing, you want to see more."

Sam Kebbell was interviewed by www.designdaily.co.nz. In the interview, he reiterated his enthusiasm for the bicycle, St Peters, and Hagley Park amongst other things. The website changes quickly, so if you missed out you can read the interview by clicking on the link below.

KebbellDaish appeared in the current issue of the Urbis magazine. The article featured a host of wellington's goodness: jewellers, fashion studios, pottery makers, cafes, shops, designers and Sam Kebbell, one of "... the people who is shaping Wellington's creative scene".

Sam Kebbell chaired a discussion titled "Morals of the Modern: Changing Values of Modern Architecture since Bill Toomath was a Boy". The panel included Auckland University lecturer Julia Gatley, Wellington architect and writer Gerald Melling, and Bill Toomath. The discussion took place at the opening of an exhibition of Bill Toomath's work at the Hirschfeld Gallery, which is part of the City Gallery, Wellington. To find out more about Bill Toomath click here. Sam also wrote the introduction to the exhibition catalogue which you can read here.