Modernist or mid-century style homes are a rare and valuable asset in New Zealand.

These architectural gems, with their emphasis on simplicity, functionality, and integration with nature, offer a unique glimpse into a transformative period in design history. Preserving and enhancing these homes is not only a nod to our architectural heritage but also a commitment to maintaining their aesthetic and cultural significance.

At Stacey Gillies Interiors we are passionate about homes designed in this period and love bringing their interior back to life.

A cozy dining room with a wooden table, leather woven chairs, art on a dark blue wall, and decorative vases and plants.

Mid-Century Modern Interior Designer, Auckland |North Shore

Stacey specialises in the interior design and decoration of mid-century modern homes, with a handful of projects of this era already under her belt,  Stacey is passionate about this architectural period and the distinctive aesthetics of this timeless era.  

By combining sophisticated and contemporary furniture, stunning colour palettes and beautiful finishes, Stacey can transform your modernist home, bringing it back to life while honouring its distinctive aesthetics.

Armed with her knowledge from previous projects, Stacey will ensure your modernist home can seamlessly incorporate the clean lines, the mix of timbers and other unique architectural elements to produce a harmonious and personalised interior.

Servicing Birkenhead, Northcote and the Points, Milford and Takapuna on the North Shore.

Attributes of modernist mid century style homes in New Zealand

Architecture between 1950s – late 1970s:

If you engage Stacey for your interior design project you’re investing in the preservation of architectural history.

The design approach at Stacey Gillies Interiors ensures that your home retains its historical integrity while adapting to contemporary living needs.
Reeded sliding glass windows mid century interior designer Stacey Gillies

What is the process to renovate a mid-century home in Auckland?