By Nashdesign Architecture
Sun, light and connections to the outdoors were important considerations in the design of this 150m2 home on a tiny 220m2 site close to the beach at Mt Maunganui. The exterior was to be simple and understated. A white brickwork wall conceals the north-facing outdoor courtyard. The clients flair for interiors and collaboration with colourist Peta Tearle has resulted in a classic style interior that is both european and casual beach in feel.
Photography by Sarah-Jane Lawrence
At Nashdesign Architecture we seek to create meaningful spaces for living and working. Meaningful in the sense that we give our clients spaces and places where they feel in tune with themselves, with each other and with their environment.
This requires a lot of listening and collaboration, a little trial & error and some soul searching. That’s in essence how we create designs that deliver functionally and environmentally. We confess to being more than a little pre-occupied with how your project will look and it's important to us to be there during the build process to keep these things on track for an end result that looks great and feels right for you.