Kohekohe Project
Waikanae
A home designed to look sharp, live easy, and make the most of its surroundings. The mono-pitch roof delivers a strong modern statement, while high interior ceilings flood the open-plan kitchen, dining, and living areas with space and light—drawing your eye straight to those breathtaking views.
Our client came to us with a clear vision, having fallen in love with a home we built previously. Together, we reimagined it for this section, fine-tuning every detail to suit his lifestyle. The result? A three-bedroom, two-bathroom home with double garaging, designed for both practicality and enjoyment. Storage was a key focus, ensuring space for a life well lived—room for the memories, not just the things.
A perfect blend of James Hardie Linea and Oblique cladding delivers timeless style without the upkeep, while the deck invites effortless entertaining and relaxed moments, soaking in the scenery.
Security and convenience were built in from the start, with a digital door lock and alarm system adding peace of mind. When it came to earthworks, we were strategic—preserving the views for years to come without unnecessary cost in getting the home out of the ground.
Every dollar was spent wisely, striking the perfect balance between vision and practicality. A collaboration that proves great design is not just about the home—it is about working with the land, making smart choices, and creating a space that simply feels right.
“I recently built my new home in Waikanae, and they were a massive help right from the start with the design phase. I have a fantastic view from my section, and they designed the layout perfectly to capture it, incorporating beautiful large windows.
The builders on-site were excellent to deal with, always friendly, professional, and great to have around.
Just as importantly, their after-build service has been fantastic. Any minor issues that naturally arose after I moved in were rectified promptly and without any hassle. I really appreciate their ongoing care and support throughout the entire process.”