Interior, September 2019
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Aperture
Designer interview: Katie Lockhart
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This Auckland-based interior designer has built a worldwide career that spans retail, installation, residential, editorial styling and beyond.
Colour Collab: Charlotte Minty
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This Wellington-based interior designer discusses the colours of her childhood and how they still hold a place in her imagination.
Projects
Fresh palette: The Rabbit Patch
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Most childcare centres feature a rainbow of clashing colours and zany patterns, with a backdrop of practical necessities. Not in this one.
Creative chemistry: DDB Group
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A long-established advertising agency has taken a fresh new approach to collaborative space.
Traditional twist: Harmos Horton Lusk
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We peel back some of the layers behind the law firm that was this year’s winner of the Workplace (up to 1000m2) category at the Interior Awards.
Intergalactic: Inside the Dark Sky Project
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A seemingly endless night sky, stargazing traditions, a nearly forgotten telescope… the designers of the Dark Sky Project were spoilt for inspirational choice.
Forum
Personal space: Sam Caradus
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This Balclutha-born creative working for Crosson Architects shares some of the people, ideas and objects that inspire him.
Catching the wave
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Arches, circles, curves – these two interiors seek a softer, more rotund way of welcoming customers.
Material Focus: Walker Mitchell
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Kirsty Mitchell, interior designer behind the Fabric Bistro in Hobsonville Point, talks about what inspired the materiality of the space.