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The newly renovated Holiday Inn near Auckland Airport presents a bright and welcoming front with a contemporary, Pacific-inspired aesthetic.
Mark Simpson, joint creative director at Melbourne’s DesignOffice, talks about the firm’s new Auckland fit-out for retailer Superette.
Sustainability, staff comfort and a few wow moments are at the core of Mercury’s new headquarters in Newmarket.
This co-working space on Auckland’s North Shore is, by all accounts, a success story for its owners and its tenants.
A hotel in Auckland takes on a volcanic theme and a celebrity fashion designer to inject personality and a lot of oomph.
Rocket Lab’s new Auckland headquarters boasts a good dollop of theatre, science fiction and the very serious business of sending satellites into space. We set out to discover how its interior design copes with the very unique brief.
Step inside the converted-warehouse Rotterdam home of this Dutch-New Zealand rising industrial design star.
Christchurch’s new central library welcomes all and inspires the pursuit of knowledge.
A new showroom for eight, high-end appliance brands uses design detail to create a truly immersive retail experience.
In this bombastic Los Angeles home, US designer Kelly Wearstler lets colour and pattern fall, shift and splatter with gusto.
A conversation between artworks and interior design results in a stunning, high-end eclecticism in this Parisian apartment.
Seeking to reflect their corporate culture, this new workplace takes staff on a vacation to the heyday of travel.
This heritage-listed chapel has transformed into a new work and event space with a striking new stacked-box composition.
Auckland’s Lillius is a new restaurant with the right mix of luxe and grit to fit with its city-fringe neighbourhood.
Commercial property owner and developer Goodman delivers a sustainable new workspace for its own deal-makers.
Māori Television’s new headquarters sought to weave the broadcaster’s DNA into the building fabric.
Giltrap Group’s new Great North Road showroom is a gallery of automotive artistry.
Simon James has opened a new concept store on Kent Street in Auckland’s Newmarket, designed to be an oasis of calm.
Camille Khouri steps into the new offices of a growing design firm specialising in the hotel industry.
With Kinloch Lodge, Patterson Associates and Virginia Fisher have created a modern-day castle on the banks of Lake Taupō.
We speak to designers Muza Lab about this luscious hotel on rails that has been restored and is now conquering the Andes.
Rebecca Zephyr Thomas steps into Happy Boy and Kiss Kiss, two Auckland restaurants designed to be Instagrammable.
Studio C is the glam yet gritty home of a collaboration between a menswear tailor, Blair Wheeler, and hairdresser Devo Peng.
Camille Khouri checks out Sugar Lane Studio: a malleable space for multiple work environments.
The contemporary reinvention of Russell McVeagh, one of New Zealand’s oldest legal firms, has broken age-old legal hierarchies.
The Smoko Room and Sawmill Brewery sit on a rural setting and take pride in their farming and agricultural surrounds.
Simon Bush-King unravels the new, quirky design within a former electricity company headquarters in Antwerp.
Warren and Mahoney Auckland’s new office is a gold box that reflects the beauty of its home inside an old shipping warehouse.
In Montréal, a co-working office space and hospitality venue receive a stunning and somewhat disruptive interior treatment.
This interior, devised by the film industry, is equal parts escapism, kid’s haven and functional – all with a dash of magic.
A collection of whimsical knick-knacks casts a colourful spell on Wellington’s Seashore Cabaret.
Sarosh Mulla steps into the impressive refurbishment of the state broadcaster’s headquarters.
Camille Khouri ventures to Waiheke Island’s newest winery, Tantalus Estate, and discovers sensory surprises galore.
Camille Khouri visits the unique Christchurch-based premises of architecture firm Sheppard & Rout.
A new Auckland eatery with its heart in an Italian market and an alternative way of doing things.
As Federico Monsalve finds out, Wellington’s new Sofitel accomplishes domesticity through variety and texture.
In Melbourne, Architects EAT has converted a shopping centre tenancy into a two-sided spot for destination dining.
ArtWok’s new fit-out encompasses ideas of street dining with the colours of Asian spices in a contemporary setting.
An exploration of how the Fisher & Paykel Experience Centres in New York and Sydney are preparing for the future of retail.
Fonterra adopts activity-based working practices with the creation of its clean, green, corporate base in downtown Auckland.