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The chasm between narrative and form – be it architectural, interior, furniture or product – seems to be growing. The desire to express a project’s theoretical merits through a lens of branding/marketing, or by seeking commercial or award gains somet

Writer The former managing editor of Frame, Tracey is a freelance writer and editor based in Amsterdam. She was raised in New Zealand where she studied spatial design. WHAT WAS IT THAT MOST IMPRESSED YOU ABOUT THE EL EQUIPO CREATIVO TEAM? El Equipo C

The Marion represents a step-change in hostel design in New Zealand. Located on its namesake Marion Street in central Wellington, the hostel happily disrupts the idea that staying in low-cost accommodation requires a trade-off with well-thought-out d

Interior: Where did you grow up? Danu Kennedy: Graham Valley near Motueka: a very remote, rural and naturally beautiful area. I was constantly around a lot of creative people, with a specific focus towards craft and architecture. My parents built the

Rachel Louie and her father Mark Jones (both pictured above) are the main clients behind the new Kitchen Things Luxury Collection Showroom. Here, Louie explains some of the research and aspirations, and the designer brief for this project. Interior:

Charlene Cong has spent the past two years flying back and forth between Sydney and Auckland, to develop, design, detail and then direct the fit-out of the common areas, lobby, café and dining precinct at 125 Queen Street. Working out a logical flow

What are you currently inspired by? I spent the first three months of this year on sabbatical leave travelling in South America, learning the language, and exploring the diverse landscapes and beautiful architecture. Architecturally, I am inspired by