Napier Hill Renovation 2
Architect: Brent Scott – Citrus Architecture Interior Designer: Bibby + Brady Photographer: Florence Charvin
Westshore Home
This contemporary, 330sqm beachfront townhouse in Napier reflects the client’s unique needs and design sensibility with an emphasis on negative detail, high-end custom joinery and exceptional attention to detail. A library, office with ensuite, open internal balcony, custom steel and oak spiral stairwell, plunge pool and 12 solid-oak doors are some of this home’s standout […]
Tuki Tuki Valley Alteration
Designer: Don Pitt Photographer: Sarah Horn
River Lodge
Architect: Andy Coltart Photographer: Sarah Horn
NZ House & Garden Oct 2019
PERFECTLY IMPERFECT A sympathetic renovation in Napier smartened up a compact home without erasing its quirks Words by Fiona Fraser, photography by Florence Charvin As Rachael Horton walks across her floor she warns it “may make you seasick”. She points out the ornate front door set with beautiful leadlight, which is never knocked on and […]
Eskdale Home
Designer: Grant McKenzie Design Photographer: Sarah Horn
Bayview Holiday House
Designer: Don Pitt Photographer: Sarah Horn
NZ House & Garden ‘Kiwi Living & Style’ mag
Space is fundamental to how we live. Even when homes aren’t larger they can be designed os they play tricks with the eye. The eye can travel past a wall of brick to well-placed windows that frame the view; skylights or windows up high can let light flood in and form pattens on sun-kissed polished […]
Air NZ ‘Inflight’ magazine
David Trubridge used one of our Esk Hills homes for showcasing some of his lighting. The ad featured in Air NZ ‘Inflight’ magazine and an image also appears on their website.
Your Home & Garden May 2015 – “Midas Touch” – Napier Hill Renovation feature
MIDAS TOUCH Nestled among the trees, high above the road, a home bursting with history cleverly marries its two halves Text by Vic Bibby, photography by Sarah Horn The Napier Hill home belonging to German natives Gernot Goex and his partner Peter, was originally built in the 1890s, with some renovations required after the 1931 […]