This year marks Luxaflex’s 11th year of partnership with the Interior Awards, having come on board from the start as one of our founding sponsors. We asked the team to share with us one of their favourite interiors as well as some thoughts about the Awards programme.

Bernie, tell us about one of the previous winners of the Interior Awards that resonated with you and why?

Bernie: Having been involved extensively with the Commercial Bay/Precinct Properties project, it was especially pleasing to see Warren and Mahoney take out an Award in 2021 for this prestigious complex.

Sandy, is there a favourite hospitality spot, either here or overseas, that you always recommend?

Sandy: You can’t go past an afternoon stroll around Auckland’s Viaduct area – followed by cocktails and a long lunch at Soul. Still an all-time fave.

Shane, tell us what you have enjoyed most about being a sponsor of the Interior Awards?

Shane: As a long-time sponsor, we continue to enjoy seeing both the impact of the event itself and, more importantly, the ongoing industry development, which delivers projects of a truly international standard, year-on-year.

Luxaflex has been adding style and sophistication to New Zealand windows since the 1950s. 

Their design heritage is founded on innovation for today and tomorrow while taking care to celebrate the beauty in the details. To Luxaflex, form and function are synonymous. Consistently pushing the boundaries, the business is proud to be the market leaders in daylight regulation and solar heat-control solutions.

Catering to both the consumer and commercial markets alike, Luxaflex products are made in New Zealand, combining unique design and practical features to create outstanding products. Whether it’s offices, hotels or hospitality projects, big or small, Luxaflex offers the essential ingredients for creating any discerning home or business.