How did you start in the world of architecture or interior design? Why did you choose this profession?

There are many layers in my life that lead me in this direction from a young age: I had a strong passion and love for design from an early age where I would often be found drawing my surroundings or painting in the backyard which transpired into Architecture and a love for Art History and Classical studies in high school and University. I studied Design at Victoria University Wellington, New Zealand and majored in Interior Design/Interior Architecture. I was fortunate enough to work in my final year of design with a structural engineer and Architect where we worked with developers, gaining a hands on insight in the real world of Interior Design and Architecture. I was given the creative freedom to express our ideas which was a pivotal point in knowing this was the direction I wished to follow.

A recent renovation by Emma Morris of Eternodesign, B House, reflects close collaboration between the clients, designer, and Woodwrights artisans. The project combines considered spatial planning with thoughtfully curated furniture, creating a cohesive, lived-in home.

Distinctive Designs Magazine feature - Canterbury issue #2

Feature in Cuisine Magazine NZ

Winner of the 2024 TIDA New Zealand Designer Bathroom Suite of the Year

Distinctive Designs Magazine feature - Canterbury issue #1

Winner of 2023 TIDA New Zealand Interior of the Year

Featured in Kitchen & Bathrooms Quarterly magazine 2024

Honoured by Award.

Scandinavian style and practicality for family kitchen.

Scandinavian style and practicality for family kitchen.

Kitchen Showcase

Elegant ensuite features natural stone and efficient space planning.

The winner of the 2015 New Zealand TIDA