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If it's not poppin', don't bother knockin'
Will your interior pass muster when neighbours and friends call? A bold blue wall in the stairwell adds a pop of interest to this interior space
Modern, chic and low maintenance
Compact and low maintenance, yet luxurious and spacious with all the mod-cons, this Landmark Homes Auckland – South East showhome offers the best of both worlds
Joyful character – when colour is key
Inspiration is where you find it and the fit-out of this fun, edgy bar benefits from tile choices from The Tile Depot that would also look great at home
Crisp contrast
A curvaceous white island is teamed with a black linear glass-fronted display cabinetry in this kitchen – the contrast of tone and form benefitting both elements
Inner space
Never mind back to the Moon, why not explore space with the magical light and volume-implying properties of mirrors – here fronting walls of storage
Take your pick
At David Reid Homes we build custom homes in developments and subdivisions throughout New Zealand – here are just three quality examples from across the country
All in the family
Kitchen breakfast stools seem to casually echo the adjacent dining chairs in this well connected interior, both in terms of form and tone
Three luxurious underfoot collections
Carpets are not born equal – natural wool carpets from Bremworth tick every box from longevity, to quality, to sustainability, to all important warmth & touch
Joyful character – when colour is key
Inspiration is where you find it and the fit-out of this fun, edgy bar benefits from tile choices from The Tile Depot that would also look great at your venue
All that glitters
This pool would give its house a run for its money in the luxury stakes – check out these gold-winning pools as judged by the NZ Swimming Pool Industry Association
Pristine views and private spaces
Nestled in a spectacular setting, this home is shaped to maximise the outlooks while providing privacy from street and neighbours
All the right connections
The new Columbia Business School operates across two dynamic buildings by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, in collaboration with FXCollaborative, with floors interweaving staff, students and admin