New home in Aotea, Porirua which Anita Thomas Interiors was responsible for selecting all interior finishes. Carpet, tiles, Kitchen finishes, wall colours and curtains.

Home and Garden exhibition that Anita Thomas exhibited in. The stand had to demonstrate a brightly coloured dining or lounge room.

This is a ski resort in Japan which I helped come up with the overall interior feel and look.

At present it is in the selling stage and the building work will commence in April 2011.

The sketch images and finishes boards show the overall feel for each space within the apartment.

There are also 3D images which are just proofs at present.

This was a job which I was required to help source curtain fabric options for a new home in Churton Park.

I help choose the fabric plus had my workroom make and install them. As a service to the client I follow the whole process from the making to the install.

I am on site while they are installed and guarantee a quality end product.

The brief was to help the client choose exterior paint colours for their home in Plimmerton.

I have a before and after shoot.

Proposed sketch

BEFORE

AFTER

Closer view

A existing kitchen in Chaffers Dock, Wellington was removed and a new one installed.

My job was to help the client choose all kitchen finishes, lighting, splash back colour and flooring.

The brief was to create an bright and upmarket kitchen to suit the interior qualities of Chaffers Dock.

Kartel Lights hanging over bar from Backhouse Interiors

Close up of tap

Entrance view to apartment

Arty view

View back to entrance of apartment

Breakfast bar view

A newly built home located in Plimmerton.

The brief from the client was to select and present all finishes for the new home this included:

Looking and sourcing Carpet, Floor tiles, Wall tiles, paint colours, feature walls, kitchen finishes, curtain fabrics and bedroom linen options.

I have tried to create a vibrant and sophisticated space for a family home.

This character villa nestled in Wellington oozes spirit and charm.

The brief was to make the formal dining room bright and warm. With hardly any natural light a bright colour was essential. Resene Saffron was chosen it worked with all the feature elements.

Original wallpaper was found hidden in existing walls dating back to the 1900’s. It was reproduced and rehung.

Colours in the wallpaper were matched to the original. Resene Gold, Resene Jumpstart and a few Resene specials were chosen.

This room is now very cosy and it brings the history of the room back to the 21^st century.

Straight on view to wallpaper

existing wallpaper reproduced

Resene Saffron painted walls

Cosy corner