Last month I found this great article, love the kitchen.....
​“The rooms are arranged so that I can be in the kitchen or the lounge and still see the children. They have the freedom to ‘go outside’ when they want because the courtyard is so secure.”
The kitchen and adjacent dining room run along one side of the courtyard. A bank of dark cabinetry surrounds the cooking centre and visually defines and anchors the kitchen space, while a large multi-function island to the front creates an efficient galley-style layout. Skylights and a floor-to-ceiling window at the back of the house bring natural light deep into the kitchen. A glass-topped dining table surrounded by acrylic chairs is positioned just in front of the window, with a Parison pendant light by Nat Cheshire above.

READ MORE in this article from Urbis Magazine May 2016

Image Simon Wilson for Urbis Magazine

Nature

All around us is inspiration in colour, shape and texture... each of these plays a part in what we like to see in our homes. We  can use different palettes to symbolize comfort and warmth, or to display a cutting edge look in  a modern interior.

Landscape

Some may live near the coast of New Zealand, others near towering snow topped peaks, we all can gather inspiration from the land we live in, and bring it home to liven up our interior look and feel.

Fashion

I love to keep up to date with trends in colours, fashion  textiles and new looks to inspire my designs. Many of my new release samples sourced specifically for your design come from the worlds leading interior design suppliers such as:

• James Dunlop
• Warwick Fabrics
• Mokum
• Charles Parsons
• Maurice Kain & many more