In the world of interior design, trends come and go, but certain elements possess a timeless appeal. One such element is the inclusion of vintage items. These pieces, steeped in history and character, bring a unique charm and character to any space. Below we discuss why incorporating vintage items into your interior is a brilliant idea and how it can transform your home.

We recently embarked on a vibrant and inspiring three day trip to Auckland. Our days were filled with exciting visits to our wonderful suppliers, exploring the latest offerings and discovering beautiful new product for our projects - not to mention, delicious food and cocktails. We’re excited to share some of our favourite moments with you below.

We thrilled to announce that we are finalists for HOME Interior of the Year in the Bedroom Category for our Holiday House project.

The brief for this project was to create a fun, vibrant space for the young family to enjoy that felt entirely different from their usual home. This project was lead by designer, Lucy Lear here at Twill where she approached the spaces by selecting a key piece of art to design the room around snd inspire a colour palette.

Creating a cosy and comfortable home environment is key, especially during the cooler months when warmth and insulation are crucial. Every detail matters, including window furnishings, which are often underestimated but play a significant role in enhancing your experience at home. Here are some reasons why window furnishings are essential, particularly during the colder months.

In a world where we spend a significant portion of our lives in various commercial environments, it's no surprise that the lines between home and work are beginning to blur.

This month saw us creating three schemes for a two floor commercial office upgrade which we presented to a whole company for them to have their say on the final scheme for their new office space. We were briefed with the key words Collaborate, Fun, Connection, Flexible and Modern.

What would you choose?

July, for the heart of the winter months where hibernation is usually in full swing we saw a lot of life this month. We wrapped up a big project that we’ve been working on over the last year & can’t wait to photograph soon.

It is hard to believe we are already past the half way mark of 2023. These last few months have flown by and there is certainly a buzz in the industry.

When it comes to creating an inviting and comfortable home environment, every detail matters. From the colour palette to the furniture arrangement, each element plays a crucial role in enhancing the overall ambiance. Among these essential aspects, window furnishings often tend to be overlooked.

When the cooler weather arrives, we all feel an urge for our interiors to reflect the season upon us. As crisp days encroach upon us, we say au revoir to alfresco dining and lightweight linens, and instead welcome heavier textures, warmer tones and moody lighting.

Our amazing clients came to us very early with the plan of turning two apartments into one and our brief was to create the ultimate get-away that would work not only just for the two of them – but also for their extended family. Designed by Creative Space Architecture and immaculately built by Hartstone Homes, Coastal Heights was a dream project to work on.

April was a busy month at Twill Interiors.

With the beginning of the new financial year and a shift into cooler temperatures, April is always a nice fresh start with replenished budgets and renewed business goals.

Designed by JMAC Architecture and crafted to perfection by Signature Homes. Sitting proud next to a park, this homes exterior inspires thoughts of Palm Springs with the pale palette & stunning stone work. Stepping inside, a more moodier palette is introduced with dark & warm timber tones balanced with crisp white providing the clients collected & treasured pieces with a beautiful backdrop.

Wall panels are an easy way to elevate your space and take it to that next textural level. There are some great companies offering off-the-shelf panels which are easy to apply at home. With our project, Holiday House, we used ‘Surround’ by Laminex to create interesting walls in some of the bedrooms.