Kirsten Matthew

Contributor Profile

Kirsten Matthew is a New Zealand journalist who has worked as an editor at the New York Post, Page Six Magazine, InStyle.com, Country Living and Urbis. She is also the author of two books, including a book on the home and domesticity published by Penguin in 2013.

Occupation: Journalist

Location: Auckland

Houses Revisited: Nikau house

Projects | Strachan Group Architects make privacy and environmentally conscious living a priority. First published in 2013.

All hail the Queen

Projects | An Auckland designer creates a small but perfectly formed apartment.

Urbis Best of 2014

Review | Urbis’ annual round-up of the very best products, places and people.

Glamour Girl

Projects | A humble Auckland bungalow is transformed into a drop-dead-gorgeous family home with an elegant garden.

50/60/70: Iconic Australian Houses

Review | Urbis reviews a book about some of Australia’s most iconic residential dwellings.

Los Angeles: David Loyola

People | Meet Los Angeles-based interior architect, David Loyola.

Travelling on

People | We meet a New Zealander who has spent her architectural career working all over the world.

Best in show

News | London’s Design Museum has deemed a Zaha Hadid building the Design of the Year.

Nat Cheshire

People | Nat Cheshire stole the show at Semi-Permanent with his talk about the future of Auckland.

Southern Man

People | Meet a Dunedin architect who has transitioned from marine engineering to houses.

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