Project Sunshine by Colourbolt

ArchiPro Project Summary - A collaborative project featuring expert joinery by Orange Joinery Nelson, stunning photography by Matt Bruce, and high-quality finishes from ABI Interiors, David Trubridge, Tile Direct, Resene, and Carpet Court Nelson.

Title:: Project Sunshine
Interior Designer:: Colourbolt
Category:: Residential/; Interiors
Photographers:: Matt Bruce

Joinery - Orange Joinery Nelson

Photos - Matt Bruce Photography

Hardware and Tapware - ABI Interiors

Lighting - David Trubridge

Tiles - Tile Direct

Wallpaper - Resene

Carpet - Carpet Court Nelson

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Professionals used in Project Sunshine

ColourboltInterior Designers

ABI InteriorsManufacturers and Suppliers

ReseneManufacturers and Suppliers

Colourbolt

Interior Designers

Nelson

colourbolt.co.nz

Colourbolt. Interior Design is a journey, not a quick fix nor a race to the finish line. There’s no doubt that we’d all love a limitless budget, and adore owning a house that is perfectly decorated, styled and functional for the people who live in it. But… this is not the case for most of us. Houses need to be lived in first and tackled room by room, where the needs present themselves first. They also need to represent the people who live in them. No one wants a home where they are surrounded by ‘things’ that are just there to fill space and have no meaning. About Colourbolt Interior Design Colourbolt Interior Design helps you create functional and stylish spaces you won’t want to leave. We support our clients to have the confidence to step away from white and beige and make interior design decisions based on their needs, personality, and passions. Developing colour confidence can turn your home into a representation of you, not a home that is created to please other people’s opinions, or styled to satisfy a future resell. About Colourbolt Founder Carley Lloyd Carley’s passion for interior design began when renovating a tired and poky ex-state house to accommodate a growing family. While Carley admits that white has a place in a home, she’s on a mission to stop white from being the default wall colour. And, don’t get her started on beige!