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    Sunlight and shadows

    Jul 23, 2018 3 minutes
    WORDS Alice Lines

    Fashion designer Mahsa Willis’s covetable garments skilfully strike a balance between form and freedom. She believes there’s an art to knowing what to leave out or take away, and this sense of thoughtful restraint pervades her West Auckland home, too.

    My former partner and I bought our modernist Titirangi tree house in 2013 from the son of architect Ewen Wainscott and his wife Eileen, both of whom are now deceased. Ewen was Auckland

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