Lightly Weighted by Oli Booth Architecture
Lightly Weighted, by Oli Booth Architecture, reconsiders the idea that inner-urban living needs to compromise on feeling reclusive and calm. Perched in an elevated position, the modest two-bedroom home feels removed and transportive, despite being embedded amongst residences in the Auckland suburb of Grey Lynn.

Simon James
Lightly Weighted by Oli Booth Architecture
Lightly Weighted, by Oli Booth Architecture, reconsiders the idea that inner-urban living needs to compromise on feeling reclusive and calm. Perched in an elevated position, the modest two-bedroom home feels removed and transportive, despite being embedded amongst residences in the Auckland suburb of Grey Lynn.

Simon James
OMA by Box 9 Design
Nestled in the heart of London's vibrant Borough Market, OMA is the latest culinary masterpiece from acclaimed chef David Carter. Inspired by the Greek Isles, the serene interiors feature seating by Resident and Simon James.

Simon James
Te Atatū Residence by Material Creative
Calming colours, lots of gathering spaces and great flow. That was the brief for Material Creative on the renovation of this 1960s home overlooking the Waitematā Harbour, Te Atatū South. Read about the project on our Journal.

Simon James
Wellington Legal Practice
In collaboration with Unispace, Emma Hofmann has designed the interiors for a Wellington legal practice that embodies enduring quality and thoughtful simplicity. The design integrates a warm, neutral palette and premium materials, creating an environment that is both inviting and professional. The Braid Sofa by Ariake and Isabella Chair by Simon James, bring sculptural elegance and tactile comfort to the space. With soft curves, warm tones and beautiful natural light, the space fosters a sense of calm and focus.

Simon James
Ethr ClubHaus
Ethr ClubHaus, nestled in the heart of Abu Dhabi, is a refined community space where contemporary dining meets thoughtful design. Designed by Shell&Core, the space takes inspiration from the striking geological formations of Buhais, an archeological site, incorporating raw materials such as green ophiolite, limestone, copper, and tree bark. These elements weave together rich brown and beige tones, creating a dramatic yet airy atmosphere. Read more on the Journal.

Simon James
Cedar Chevron by RTA Studios
The family's passion for boating, their lakeside location, and a multi-generational use space, was RTA Studio's brief - resulting in a holiday house inspired by three boat-shed forms, sitting on the edge of Lake Taupō. Somewhat simple in form at first glance, the challenge was to create a house that captured some of the nostalgia of the old Taupō fishing baches, whilst offering a larger, modern, and more flexible programme.

Simon James
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