Modern Design Trends

Inspired by relaxed Kiwi holidays at the beach, the Modern Bach style offers a contemporary take on traditional coastal design with laidback spaces, modern minimalism and dark, vertical cladding.

Combining dramatically high ceilings with flexible floor plans, the Barn offers rural charm in urban surroundings. As the style has evolved, the Barn has become illustrative of simple, relaxed design with an emphasis on function and family.

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

Mid-Century Modern remains timeless and relevant thanks to its practicality, simplicity and sense of optimism. The style harmonises modern simplicity with the nostalgia of Mid-Century Modern architecture.

Modern Farmhouse style blends rustic style with modern convenience, with pitched roofs and large windows that create a sense of openness and connection to the landscape.

Japandi is hybrid architectural style combining Scandinavian functionality and Japanese rustic minimalism to deliver comfort and a connection to nature.

Modern Heritage is a renovation style that merges old with new, providing a unique glimpse into the past combined with contemporary contrasts through colour, shapes and materials.

Modern Classic is a contemporary twist on the elegance of a neoclassical exterior combined with the natural tones more typical of Mediterranean style homes, creating a balance between classic and whimsical.