Working with the clients brief the house plan was re-worked to create more space in the family and dining areas. This increased the open plan feel and maximized the view out to the pond and outdoor living areas.

This home built by award winning master builders, Haven, was built for the owner and his family. Known for building ‘distinctively different’ homes this one was to be no exception!

The brief was to compliment the contermpory design of the home, but still remain functional and showcase the Climate door product

This beautiful home was let down by a small unworkable kitchen space that didn't interact well with the rest of the house. The appliances and cabinetry both required updating.
The renovations included opening the kitchen up to the dining and living areas, as well as to the pool and outdoor living areas. The improved traffic flow has also been accentuated by new tiled flooring.
Due to a formal dining area, a casual seating area was designed into the island.

Jessica was asked to re-design a tired ensuite for this busy couple in their gracious and timeless architectural home which is an interesting mix of contemporary design with Cape Cod detailing. It is positioned in a stunning rural setting with views to the Manukau Harbour.

When asked to design a kitchen for their holiday home, the clients brief was to modernise the kitchen as part of a total refurb to this very dark, dated early 1980’s waterfront home. The success of this project has been due to the designer / client relationship. The result being an exciting combined social living environment and contemporary kitchen for the clients and their family to enjoy. This design recently won a HIGHLY COMMENDED Award at the NKBA (National Kitchen and Bathroom Association) Awards Evenning.

When the owners purchased this inner city bungalow, they asked Paula Waterhouse who had worked with them some years ago on a previous Kitchen Renovation to design their kitchen. With a major renovation ahead Paula took on the Interior Design and Cabinet Design to Bathrooms, Fireplace Area and Laundry.  Working with the Architect from an early planning stage played an integral part in the final result.

Jessica's brief from the clients was for the cabinetry to work with the home designed by Architect Jann Hurly and Interior Designer Paula Waterhouse.  It is a large and timeless home and the interior needed to be designed to compliment the exterior and size.

Influenced by a Mediterian Style Home, the owners wanted something a bit different for their kitchen and were referred to Carlielle Kitchens.  Paula  Waterhouse worked with the client who had clear idea of what they wanted. 

A referral and joint project with Interior Designer Rachael Buxton and Kitchen Designer Jessica Valintine-Mowll, was the starting point on this large renovation.

The purpose of the kitchenette was designed for the gift and interior store in the church, for not only staff but also to be able of offer clients a coffee while browsing.  This was also designed to be in keeping but to also showcase different materials and stunning detail, which Rachael is renowned for.