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C S LE E K It was clear that online readers loved the sleek, minimalist look in our One way or another – Nordic cool look. A wall in Resene Credence provided the perfect canvas for battens in Resene Boris. Both colours framed the Kelly Hoppen Coco Accent Chair from Frobisher. You can find this month’s new autumn edit feature on page 40.
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B FU T U R E - P RO O F E D It seems that building for the future appeals to our readers, with this Jack’s Point home creating conversation. This thermally efficient, high-performance home by YBL Building strikes the right balance between sustainability and a stunning appearance.
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BA WAR M W ELCOM E BACK Interior designer Campbell Johnson shared his story with readers in the January/February issue. The abode family got behind him, wishing him a warm welcome back to Christchurch. His international experiences have equipped him expertly, and he is ready to pepper his designs around his home city once again, one interior at a time.
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D BY TH E RI V E R Wilkie and Bruce Architects and Hoogervorst Builders made a dream team, according to commenters on social media. This contemporary home beside Christchurch’s Avon River has a bold and modern design yet blends into the lush surroundings perfectly. This was aided by work from Epic Landscape Design, tying the natural and contemporary elements together.
B E AC H S I D E EN VY B On a hill just outside of Sumner Bay sits a house that impressed our Instagram followers. This redesigned and renovated property makes the most of its seaside setting, achieved perfectly by Johnston Architects and DJ Hewitt Builders, with interiors by Inside-Out Design.
