Tim Webber Design

Project In Focus | Whareroa

Designed by , a home away from home, tucked into the head of a valley at the south western end of Lake Taupo.

Featuring the Vita Chair and Donut Side Table by Tim Webber, and the Audo Reverse Lamp.

Design by
Photography by

Project In Focus

A workplace designed less like an office, more like a living gallery for ideas. Designed by Studio 11:11 for Grumley + Company, the Ponsonby headquarters blends art, architecture and materiality into a space that feels contemplative, refined and quietly unconventional.

Featuring the York Bench and Chronicle Table, both by Tim Webber Design.

Read more behind the project via the link in bio.

Design Studio 11:11
Photography Jono Parker

There’s a quiet assurance in pieces that are made close to home. Not just in where they come from, but in how they’re made — with an understanding of materials, proportion and place.

At Tim Webber, many of our designs are crafted here in New Zealand. It allows for a level of precision and care that can only come from being closely connected to the process.

Discover more at at timwebberdesign.com

Lean into comfort.

The living room is where the pace softens. It's a space to embody warmth. A place for quiet moments, long conversations and the kind of downtime that lingers in the cooler months.

We've pieced together a collection to inspire this season, in our Living Room Edit. Head to the link in bio.

At Tim Webber, we select materials that are tactile, long-lasting and emotive.

"The Mokum Pure fabric works perfectly for the Series Sofa. For me, it strikes that middle ground of softness with texture, density and comfort. It's a composition that we continue to go back to, for good reason." – Tim Webber

The Series Sofa is a modular sofa available in a range of colours, proudly designed and made in New Zealand.

Functional yet sculptural objects, the Chronicle Side Table Plinths by Tim Webber are versatile and alluring. Simply rotate them at varying angles to create a bold statement.

View in our showroom today.

Tim Webber’s journey began in the workshop, drawn to tools, materials and the quiet discipline of making.

Since 2009, the studio has evolved into a refined, architecturally influenced practice guided by restraint, where clean lines, considered proportions and subtle detailing shape objects that are both functional and enduring.

Light can often be considered last, yet it truly transforms a space. It can define, soften, and ground a room.

Layered together, they create a rhythm of light that shifts with how one lives in a space.

Featured here, the Polson Pendant by Tim Webber.

How incredible is this stunning project by

Palimpsest House is all about layers and memory. The idea of writing, erasing and rewriting feels embedded in the architecture - from the compressed, protective black walls to the sudden openness toward the horizon. It captures that dramatic shift of moving through dense forest and out to the beach.

There’s a beautiful tension between enclosure and expanse, strength and softness. I love seeing our Hem Puffy Chair sitting within that setting.

Special thanks to for including us in this amazing project.

Architecture:
Photography: Dawid Wisniewski