Matarangi House, New Zealand

By ECC

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The open style of this Sumich Chaplin-designed beach house nestled amongst the pines at Matarangi flows easily from indoor to out.

ECC did the lighting design for the house, working alongside interior designer Jen Pack. Feature lighting includes the Morae pendant from Santa & Cole in the main living area and Talo pendant by Artemide over the kitchen bench. Tolomeo Faretto wall lights, a variation to the classic Tolomeo desk lamp, are used as bedside lighting.

Neutron inground uplights and Stealth Linear lights illuminate the exterior.

The interior is complemented by the natural finish of the Log coffe table. Ninix table and chairs in the sheltered courtyard offers extendable seating when guests are around.

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ECC has built a reputation for providing the absolute finest in European designer lighting and furniture. ECC was established in 1909 by George Levett Thorburn and is now run by grandson Mike Thorburn. Mike has been the driving force behind the development of an extensive range of designer lighting and furniture products over the last 30 years.

ECC continually searches the world for innovative designs and inventive solutions to meet increasingly complex lighting and design requirements. Every item in our showroom has been personally selected with an eye for the unique and original, something we have a true passion for. We firmly believe in building long term relationships with manufacturers as evidenced by our 20 year association with iGuzzini, Flos and Artemide; brands which draw on the talents of some of the world's leading designers.

At ArchiPro we recognise and acknowledge the existing, original and ancient connection Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have to the lands and waterways across the Australian continent. We pay our respects to the elders past and present. We commit to working together to build a prosperous and inclusive Australia.