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WATCH: Inside Tim & Isabelle Weston's Merivale Oasis
The Westons' plan in restoring this mid-90s family home was to create an oasis of calm.
Last updated: 3 March 2026
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Tim & Isabelle Weston transformed a 1990s Merivale house into a modern family oasis, aiming for a luxurious "holiday at home" feel. The renovation prioritised creating a sense of comfort and togetherness for their whānau.
The kitchen serves as the social heart, while standout features include:
- A bespoke timber sauna
- A lush, green conservatory
- A playful sculpture by artist Hannah Kidd
Ultimately, the home's spirit is defined by the family connections it fosters.
One of the home's many entertaining spaces.
The European style pool.
The family playing cards in the kitchen.
The kitchen is the heart of the home.
The bespoke timber sauna helps the home feel like a holiday destination.
The foyer's sculpture is an attention grabber.
The monkey atop the Hannah Kidd sculpture.
One of the many fine seats in the home.
The billiard room is another favourite spot.
The Westons share a laugh on the couch.
The garden is something Isabelle is most proud of.
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