Hovering at the heart of the home, this kitchen provides an essential link between a former state house and its airy living extension.
Loosely mid-century in style, this rigorously crafted family kitchen has space for kids, collections and somewhere to hide the clutter.
The Frame Kitchen is a highly crafted, functional and unexpectedly customisable modular system designed to suit any home.
Every element of this Titirangi kitchen re-think is infused with ingenuity and delight.
The days of the white kitchen seem to be largely behind us, with new home’s and renovations embracing the opportunity to add a layer of sophistication, interest and – crucially – colour. Here are some fresh takes in some of our favourite recent kitchens.
Ergonomics are key to ensuring a streamlined kitchen workflow – and Blum’s range of functional hardware solutions will help you make the most of any space .
For decades, it seems, kitchens involved a bank of cabinetry with an island in front and the dishes piled up. Now, they’re more nuanced – but there’s no one way to do it.
Putting together a magazine like Here, and spending time in beautiful houses, we encounter some pretty exciting new things. These are a few of our recent discoveries.
Parsonson Architects’ Craig Burt helps a young family across the fence unlock their 100-year-old bungalow in the capital.
A spine of cabinetry connects the various spaces in our Best House Aotearoa 2022.
Mary Daish provides an unexpected solution to a Wellington family of five’s space woes.
A contemporary kitchen quickly becomes part of the furniture in a heritage cottage in Tāmaki Makaurau
This reimagined kitchen by a.k.a Architecture pays homage to life overseas.
A generous kitchen in a refined country house by Patchwork Architecture shows the power of restraint
Pac Studio picks the best notes from a 1970s playbook and strikes new, harmonious chords in this remake of a 1970s townhouse.
Ben Daly reworks his mother’s 1980s kitchen with bold colour, a streamlined layout – and a little time.
With natural textures and a deft touch, Seear-Budd Ross reworks a villa in Brooklyn, Te Whanganui-a-Tara.
Ann Shelton and Duncan Munro meticulously restore the original modernist colour scheme in their 1950s home.
Keshaw McArthur inserts a recessive intervention into a villa with valley views.
Playing with memory and function in a kitchen inspired by Hong Kong.
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