This high country inspired residence in Canterbury was designed by architect Richard Ormsby of X Design Architects with interior design, spatial planning, kitchen, bathroom design, furniture, and lighting curation by Casabella. 

This timeless addition, designed by architect Stephen Crooks won an architectural award and features beautiful proportions and a thoughtful connection of materials.

Casabella furnished this renovated home, creating this mid-century inspired living space. The Scandinavian style chair from Montreux Furniture balances with the lamp, table, rug and accessories curated by Karen. 

The owners of this 1980s home have collaborated with Karen on several of their properties over 25 years. 

The custom bedhead with its luxuriant texture and geometric pattern brings a touch of art deco complemented by the pendants, glass side tables and throw.

Robin White of RW design created this holiday home built by Mitch Brown. 

Stephen Crooks of Chaplin Crooks Architects created a strong presence with black brick and upright forms expertly built by John Creigton Builders. 

Following the rebuild of this older established Christchurch home the owner wanted to reconstruct the interior, preserving its character.

Working alongside architect Stephen Crooks, from Chaplin Crooks Architects, Karen used a range of luxurious materials in a muted colour palette in this lakeside home.

Casabella designed and sourced all soft furnishings, furniture, art and accessories for this home designed by Andrew O’Neil of  O’Neil Architecture.

The owners of this Tekapo holiday home wanted their living environment to blend in sympathetically and seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. 

Working alongside architect Blair Patterson, the entire kitchen was relocated on the plans before building the home to achieve a more extensive family area and better flow for this home.