Whole-home flow, decided in a Matter of weeks

Whether you’re renovating or building new, you need a plan that maps how your family actually lives—before anyone lifts a hammer. Locking decisions in early reduces the risk of rework, keeps spend focused, and helps you move toward a calmer home that simply works.

One clear brief → one best layout

You share plans + routines; I design the strongest layout for whole-space flow (dimensions, door swings, furniture footprints).

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30-60 min video call + one focused refinement

We review the floor plan option together, discuss areas that need refinement, and lock the direction. I revise the floor plan as needed.

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Sign-off → implement

You get the final PDF set (DWG/DXF files optional) + a mood board and key design search terms so you can start right away, DIY or with my help, knowing you have clear direction.

As a mum you know When your home doesn’t flow, everything feels harder.

Whether you’re renovating or building new, a thousand tiny choices add up to one big question: will daily life actually work here?

Morning pinball between entry–kitchen–living. Bags with no hooks. Walkways a touch too tight. Doors that clash. And the dread of discovering halfway through that a few small changes have huge impacts, for better or for worse.

It’s not about having taste. It’s about how it flows.

By getting the interior layout right first, decisions become easier, storage is exactly where you need it, and your home works as hard as you do.

Make it

I’ve seen it before

I’ve seen it before—renovations done room by room to keep costs doable, but by the end nothing speaks the same language.

And new builds where the architect missed the lived-in details: an undersized kitchen, a toilet greeting you at the bathroom door, storage that ignores real routines.

I have spent the last 10+ years fixing the flow early: one good layout, one focused refinement, and a builder-ready plan so decisions stick, spend stays focused, and every room feels connected.

“I didn’t realise we didn’t need an extension—we needed a better plan.”

— Nichole Napier

Reno Flow Plan — up to 120 m²

This is for you if…

You’re renovating in stages but want the whole home to feel cohesive at the end
You don’t want the “uh-oh” moment halfway through (“we should’ve moved that doorway / hinged that door the other way / shifted the kitchen 600mm”).
You want a clear, dimensioned flow plan to guide budget, sequencing, and aesthetics—so decisions stick and spend stays focused.
You’d like to spot opportunities you might miss (steal 300mm for laundry, pocket a door, align a window to the bench, add storage to dead zones).
You want to maximise storage where it matters (entry, hall, laundry, pantry/linen).
You’d value a rough kitchen plan (work triangle, island size, appliance locations) and a rough small-bathroom layout to test ideas before you commit.

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Spatial Flow Sprints

What you get (every tier)

• 2 layout concepts + 1 refinement

• Dimensioned floor plan (door swings shown)

• Furniture footprint + circulation lines

• Appliance/clearance notes where relevant

• PDF pack (DWG/DXF available +$150)

Make it

Designed for the typical NZ home (100–150 m²) where we consider whole-space flow end-to-end—no “just the kitchen” band-aids.

Perfect for: Apartments, townhouses, or downstairs of a larger home where the everyday loop (kitchen–dining–living–entry–hall) needs calm, practical flow.

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Reno Flow Plan

Created for the typical family home (100–150 m²) where we consider the whole home, one plan before you move forward ensuring every stage is completed to an overall goal.

$1,800 NZD

New Build Flow Plan

Ideal for new builds (~200–250 m²) where we catch missed opportunities early such as door swings, bathroom and kitchen layouts and positions, practical storage in every space.