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Te Papa’s new chief, Courtney Johnston, shows us her home and her own personal treasures.
Reflecting the poetic, ever-changing hues of Raglan’s harbour, Tony Sly’s pottery provides a beautiful artisanal backdrop for serving and sharing food.
Winner at this year’s Cambridge International Outstanding Leaders Awards, Arden Callagher is a young designer who is passionate about preserving our future.
Sydneysider Sally Dan-Cuthbert has a penchant for New Zealand and Australian art and design; she gives us a tour of her home and impressive collection.
Watch this short video from David Trubridge, delving into his design process and inspiration.
This creative director uses architecture to inspire his after-hours artistic endeavours. Here, he explains his design process and how colour fits perfectly within it.
This Wellington-raised stage-lighting designer has worked with the likes of Drake, Post Malone, Janet Jackson and many more.
Harriet Pilkington – director of architecture firm Young + Richards – chats about texture and fabric selections for the recent Richards Partners office.
We caught up with this RTA Studio associate to discuss colour and how it has influenced his design choices.
This Dunedin native is talks alternative typologies, reimagining space, freelancing and generally pushing the boundaries of practice.
We chat with last year’s Student winner, Edward Ge, about his experience with the Interior Awards.
We sit down with the 2019 Interior Awards Emerging Design Professional whose budding career belies the strength of her expertise and the quiet tenacity.
A veteran Interior Awards jury member, this Interior magazine editor tells us what he’s looking forward to this year.
Get to know this passionate interior designer with several years’ experience in creating inspiring interiors in New Zealand.
As Auckland’s first-ever Design Champion departs for a new position in Melbourne, he speaks about about the highs and lows of his legacy in the City of Sails.
Olivia Patience of Material Creative discusses some of the selections made for the studio’s colourful and tactile Naumi hotel Auckland Airport.
A Kiwi interior designer brings her global experience to the 2020 Interior Awards jury. We find out more about what makes her tick.
We speak to the development firm responsible for the upcoming Seascape, a mixed-use high-rise expected to be the tallest building of its type in New Zealand.
This architect joins the panel of judges for the 2020 Interior Awards. We get to know what she’s looking forward to about the awards.
Get to know this urban design advocate, seasoned professional and NZIA Distinguished Fellow as she joins the 2020 Interior Awards jury.
Founded in Auckland just over 20 years ago, this passionate, strong-minded practice is now designing houses as far afield as California, Lisbon and London.
These five designers, researchers and professionals have garnered the most attention this year: all of them with a unique message to share.
After leaving Milan almost a decade ago to put down roots in New Zealand, this passionate landscape designer joined Suzanne Turley Landscapes.
This designer is one of the minds behind the Remuera renovation in the recent issue 113 of Urbis. Here, learn more about her creative process.
This graduate, working at Crosson Architects, combines a background in visual arts with a love for creating community.
We speak with two faculty from the AUT School of Future Environments, which is set to open at the beginning of next year.
This Balclutha-born creative working for Crosson Architects shares some of the people, ideas and objects that inspire him.
Kirsty Mitchell, interior designer behind the Fabric Bistro in Hobsonville Point, talks about what inspired the materiality of the space.
Born from four university students competing in an international competition, this studio continues to make waves.
John Walsh of the NZIA talks to Dr Haare Williams and Elisapeta Heta about the genesis and meaning of the Institute’s new te reo title.
Amanda Harkness talks to this landscape architect about his work creating beautifully textured pots and planters.
We speak to a graduate at Cheshire Architects in Auckland who is passionate about social justice and beautiful designs.
This Wellington-based interior designer discusses the colours of her childhood and how they still hold a place in her imagination.
This Auckland-based interior designer has built a worldwide career that spans retail, installation, residential, editorial styling and beyond.
Meet the speaker of this year’s Ian Athfield Memorial Lectures: an American landscape architect, environmentalist and political activist.
With five decades of experience, John Sutherland reflects on some unresolved issues over a long and multi-faceted career.
Federico Monsalve caught up with the chief sustainability officer at Majid Al Futtaim, one of the largest developers of shopping malls in the UAE.
An all-female design firm right next door to Amsterdam’s Red Light District is proving to be a game-changer in the region’s hospitality sector.
We caught up with this award-winning, Wellington architect to discuss colour, the built environment and the sweet spot where the two meet.
An interior designer at Ctrl Space, an Auckland-based design studio specialising in hospitality, shares the things driving her forward.