Kitchen · Hawke's Bay

Two-cook kitchen,
one smooth workflow

She wanted a kitchen two people could use at once without constantly stepping around each other. Warm timber joinery, a layout built around a two-cook rhythm, and storage planned to what the family actually owned — not a showroom spec.

Kitchen · Coastal

Light-filled mornings,
durable for real life

A family needed finishes that could handle sandy feet and daily mess without looking like they were designed for a display home. Long uninterrupted bench space so meals happen easily as the family comes and goes.

Kitchen · Character Home

Art Deco bones,
a modern family kitchen

They didn't want to lose what made the house special — but they needed a kitchen that actually worked for their family. A two-sink layout for easy resets, a future-focused workflow, and a render that matched the final build exactly.

Kitchen & Living Joinery

Built for school runs
and everything after

She needed a kitchen that could handle the afternoon chaos; lunchboxes, school bags, chargers, surfaces that stayed clear. A kid-height lunchbox drawer, a concealed drop zone, and durable finishes that don't show fingerprints.