New zealand interior design

This Muriwai Beach home is perfectly in sync with the surround coast, trees, forest and New Zealand's South Pacific traditional building practices

Architect William Samuels and Hannah D’Arcy designed and constructed their 42 square metre home on leased land in Nelson, New Zealand.

An L-shaped floor plan creates sheltered outdoor space, maximises the view and builds in flexibility to this beautiful home.

The book, which beautifully photographs 14 modernist houses built between 1950 and 1974, offers a fascinating peek into New Zealand's architectural history.

Striking yet simple, we see how this Waikanae home uses black cladding to set the scene for its minimalist interior style

With 360-degree views from mountain to sea, it’s a farm house that makes room for everyone.

New Zealand design editor Georgina McWhirter's Perth, Australia home is "modern-organic with an artsy twist."

Arrowtown, Wakatipu Basin

A regional township south of Auckland was the ideal spot for architect Daniel Smith to build a modest "kiwi bach" for his family overlooking the river and mountains. The exterior stands out for its cedar rain screen and the sloped and angled roof that makes the most of the home's small footprint.

Located on a windswept site, this one-bedroom hut by Common Space is built to withstand the rigors of rural life, and it can be adapted to sleep up to six guests.