Interiors

This finely tuned pavilion on Kawau Island by Novak+Middleton balances strength and serenity in equal measure.

Fantini’s Sailing tapware, with its precise lines and subtle maritime influences, anchors the 2025 Bathroom of the Year — a perfect foil to the room’s softly sculpted, enveloping composition.

In Wānaka, this holiday home’s interior by Strutt Studios relies on a touch of Bauhaus and a lot of bravery for a refreshing and forward-thinking design.

In arguably one of the finest examples of Spanish Revival architecture in Palmerston North, Annika Rowson has designed a showstopping kitchen of romantic glamour and artful detail.

In Wānaka, this holiday home’s interior by Strutt Studios relies on a touch of Bauhaus and a lot of bravery for a refreshing and forward-thinking design.

Little & Fox’s one-room, off-the-grid sleepout is designed to fit into its rustic setting while being as luxurious as a five-star hotel suite.

Presented with a relatively unusual brief, HOME’S Emerging Designer of the Year, Lou Stringer of Said Studio, conceived of a series of spaces that are highly relatable for generations young and old.

The Modi Design space in Christchurch is a multifaceted environment — part studio, part showroom — designed to spark creativity and subtly present possibilities to visitors.

With a brief that called for an internationalism seldom seen in coastal New Zealand homes, the foundations were laid for an interior that would present something entirely unexpected but perfectly resolved.

Little & Fox’s one-room, off-the-grid sleepout is designed to fit into its rustic setting while being as luxurious as a five-star hotel suite.

In Milan this year, the kitchen emerged as a theatre — concealed function gave way to quiet drama where form and material took centre stage.

Rarebirds Interiors is a studio where artistic intuition meets architectural precision, and the results speak volumes.

In this expansive central Auckland home, designed by Masonry Design Solutions with interiors by Franc Atelier, spaces of scale and volume were imbued with character and detail.

In Milan this year, the kitchen emerged as a theatre — concealed function gave way to quiet drama where form and material took centre stage.

Celebrating the organic beauty of natural materials, we curated a palette for our back cover that explores autumnal tones and textural depth.

A Vernon Brown classic in the heart of Remuera has been refurbished to preserve a piece of architectural history, with the interiors designed by its owner and architect, Moshin Mussa of RTA Studio.

An expansive renovation achieves a beautiful synergy of materiality and hue, defined by its palette of natural stone, timber, and brass accents.

When it comes to home automation, a job well done is a job unseen. If you don’t notice it, and don’t need to interact with it, that’s the measure of success.