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This interior has been transformed with the idea of giving the whole space an industrial atmosphere – a giant steel-framed door now separates off the master suite to dramatic effect

To negotiate the sloping ground in this landscaping project, three schist retaining walls were built – the low-upkeep gardens feature native plants including tussocks, coprosma, hebe and corokia

Congratulations to Nicola Manning of Nicola Manning Design, winner of the 2025 TIDA New Zealand Apartment of the Year – a celebration of industrial character

Congratulations to Jennie Dunlop of Dunlop Design, winner of the 2025 TIDA New Zealand Interior Design of the Year – uncluttered style with an eclectic edge

Congratulations to Chris Tate Architecture, winner of the 2025 TIDA New Zealand Designer New Home of the Year – a home that seems to defy gravity

Congratulations to James Patterson of Walker Architecture, winner of the 2025 TIDA New Zealand Architect New Home of the Year – turning constraints into o...

Congratulations to Landmark Homes North Shore Rodney and Shannon Pepper, winners of the 2025 TIDA Group Home Builder of the Year – refine...

Congratulations to David Chilton of Chilton and Mayne, winner of the 2025 TIDA New Zealand Renovation of the Year – a quiet, relaxed refuge from the bustle of daily life

A modern, sustainably minded U-shaped home frames four distinct views – features include Shou Sugi Ban (charred) cedar cladding, naturally lit spaces, and a self-contained guest suite

A character barn door separates off, or includes, the scullery in this marble-rich, modern country kitchen which is ideal for family living with door open and stream-lined for entertaining with door c...

This bathroom charms with intricate light play on white surfaces and brass detailing while a dramatic Italian tile sets the scene – classic cabinetry detailing connects with the 1950s home's original character

Approaching this desert home, an elevated, horizontally clad zinc volume visually and tonally connects with the distant ridgelines while its semi-reflective nature captures the impression of passing clouds