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jackie meiring

@jackiemeiring

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Photographer of Architecture Interiors and their inhabitants #jackiemeiring email: [email protected]

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Picasso by Paul Smith exhibition @aucklandartgallery - very interesting fresh presentation and curation of the great Picasso - the final shot is an entire room of posters of exhibitions of his work ! Thanks @alex.bonham1 for the invite by @jackiemeiring

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Framing the view- @dayarchitects.co.nz Whau House Tutukaka by @jackiemeiring

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10 days ago

My friday feature is @herbstarchitects coastal Karekare house which rises above the bush and black sands of the West Coast of Te Ika-a-Māui #nzarchitecture #nzarchitects by @jackiemeiring

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Utility Shed, designed by Herbst Architects, is a small ancillary building on Great Barrier Island, New Zealand. Rather than treating the shed as a reduced version of a house, the project works directly with the requirements of storage, shelter, and exposure, allowing construction to determine its architectural character.

A lightweight timber frame establishes the basic enclosure, with timber screens and operable elements controlling how open or protected the interior becomes. The repeated framing remains visible, making structure, cladding, and ventilation easy to read. Deep roof edges protect the timber from the island’s wet coastal conditions while creating sheltered working space around the perimeter.

The project is modest in program but precise in assembly. Standard timber members, exposed joints, and adjustable enclosure turn a utilitarian outbuilding into an exercise in how little material is required to make a durable, adaptable shelter.

© @herbstarchitects ; @jackiemeiring

📍 Great Barrier Island, New Zealand

#ArchitectureLab #HerbstArchitects #UtilityShed #NewZealandArchitecture #TimberArchitecture #WoodConstruction #ArchitecturalDetail taken in Great Barrier Island, New Zealand by @jackiemeiring

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Spent the morning journeying through our new @cityraillink - it left me speechless and a bit emotional- it’s so impressive @grimshawarch in collaboration with @jasmax and @wsparchitecture design brought a international big city feel to our Auckland downtown - what a game changer 🙌🏼 by @jackiemeiring

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Shot for @grimshawarch prior to completion the impressive Te Waihorotiu station which means “the waters of Horotiu,” honors the historic stream that once flowed openly down Queen Street - I can’t wait to take ride on this game changer for Auckland @cityraillink by @jackiemeiring

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Some very exciting news, my No Stone Unturned kitchen in Te Arai has been named the 2026 SBID Regional Award Winner for Oceania for Kitchen Design. 🏆

To have this project recognised on an international stage by the SBID International Design Awards is incredibly special.

The Regional Award is presented to the highest-scoring project from the international judging panel within each region, with entries assessed for technical content, aesthetic creativity, functionality and fit-for-purpose design. I’m so grateful to the judges for recognising the thought, detail and craftsmanship behind this project.

No Stone Unturned was designed as the heart of my clients’ retirement home, set high in the hills with uninterrupted views across the Pacific Ocean.

At its centre is a sculptural, faceted quartzite island, its angular planes creating an ever-changing interplay of light, shadow and form. The extraordinary natural stone brings together sea-green and earthy brown tones, echoing the colours of the land and ocean beyond. Against this, the warmth and grain of the timber cabinetry brings softness and balance, while natural light from the skylight above highlights the richness and texture of the materials.

More than anything, this kitchen was designed around family — a place for children and grandchildren to gather, cook, eat and spend time together, balancing substantial functionality with a calm and highly resolved interior.

I’m incredibly proud to see a New Zealand-designed kitchen recognised amongst outstanding work from around the world.

Thank you to my wonderful clients for trusting me with their home, and to the talented craftspeople and suppliers who helped bring the design to life.

Du Bois Design | No Stone Unturned
2026 SBID Regional Award Winner — Oceania | Kitchen Design

@sbidawards @the.sbid

Design — Natalie Du Bois @du_bois_design
Photography — @jackiemeiring taken in Te Arai by @jackiemeiring

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It’s so gratifying to be featured in @thisishere.nz - their fresh approach to design and layout elevates the work of architects designers and photographers… in the latest issue no 38, on page 109 is featured @cheshirearchitects poetic beach house nestled amongst mature pohutekawa. It’s the last project of the legend Pip Cheshire, beautifully crafted by @brackenridge_builders - a joy and privilege to photograph 📷 by @jackiemeiring

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2 months ago

Who said a stairwell has to be serious?

Our little cluster of floating ‘jellyfish’ lights by Bocci brings an unexpected sense of play to the Te Arai stairwell.

Each glass colour was carefully selected to create the right balance as the pendants float at different heights against the landscape beyond.

What I love about these lights is that they’re fun without taking away from the sophistication of the interior. There should always be room for a little playfulness in design.

The Next Chapter — Te Arai interiors By @du_bois_design
Photography by @jackiemeiring
Architect Matt Brew Architects taken in Te Arai by @jackiemeiring

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House of the week - Westmere Box House @caahtstudio - completed this year - situated on a small headland with unfolding water views - Awards: Finalist in the Home of the Year - Bathroom Category by @jackiemeiring

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2 months ago

The best feeling as a designer is seeing every element come together as intended. Each material, finish and product has been chosen with purpose, considered not only for how it looks, but for the role it plays within the overall design.

One of my favourite photographs of the master bathroom at our Te Arai project.

Designer: Natalie Du Bois @du_bois_design
Photography: @jackiemeiring taken in New Zealand by @jackiemeiring

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3 months ago