Modern Design Trends

Inspired by relaxed Kiwi holidays at the beach, the Modern Bach style offers a contemporary take on traditional coastal design with laid-back spaces, modern minimalism and earthy, dark weatherboards.

Barn homes boast vaulted ceilings, open plan living spaces and bold street presence. A steeply pitched gable roof is a must.

The Box Modern style is characterised by large blocks or cube-shaped volumes that are stacked, intersecting, or arranged to form compelling, contemporary residences.

With its emphasis on practicality and functionality, Mid-Century Modern is seeing a huge resurgence, the modern classic reimagined for 21st century living. The style balances contemporary minimalism with the finesse, intelligence and spirit of Mid-Century Modern architecture and interiors.

A seamless balance of traditional design and contemporary elements, Modern Farmhouse style blends old and new, with a focus on clean lines, open spaces and materiality.

Japandi brings together the best elements of Scandinavian and Japanese minimalism in a hybrid architectural style, resulting in a simple and elegant home.

The Modern Heritage architectural style elevates traditional homes through sensitive renovation and restoration, with contrast as the defining element.