With New Zealand’s Covid-19 response Alert Level system, every single workplace is adapting to comply with new health and safety regulations. A collaboration with Terry Woods from Design Signs led to the creation of these flat-pack hand sanitiser stands.

We are actively producing acrylic screens in New Zealand for essential retail and medical point-of-sale counters to protect cashiers and customers from possibly infecting each other with the novel coronavirus.

Cutshop® teamed up with Sara to turn traditional baby development toys and objects into modern, beautiful belongings that could be cherished forever.

More than most any other component of the modern bathroom, we spend much of our time storing personal hygiene and makeup products in vanities. See this before & after.

The Cutshop® team helped manifest the vision of a talented aspiring architect, towards his portfolio for a university application.

When homeowner Brent from Wellington was hunting for help to bring his designs for a new laundry room to life, he was drawn to Cutshop®.

Peach’s hot chicken was originally a food truck business that was thriving to the point where owners Olivia and Alex were struggling to keep up with demand for their delicious food. It was always their dream to turn their food truck into a fully fledged restaurant.

Evonne’s loft conversion is absolute class. A space for relaxing, reading, meeting friends, planning things or simply having a coffee or wine, the art-deco inspired room turned out exactly as she had in mind.

Magic can happen when you put three creative, technical and visionary brains together, transforming Garry and Christina’s kitchen, taking them into their next phase in life with a huge smile on their face, and contentment with their space.

35 years is a long time for a bathroom to go unrenovated, especially with four adults using the space. Cutshop worked closely with Linda and Dominique to help transform their bathroom into a functional and modern space for everyone. It’s amazing what a bit of cutting can do!

Recently, the team from Cutshop® North Shore headed to the Home and Living Show in Auckland to showcase what Cutshop® is all about, with the goal of engaging with DIY enthusiasts and homeowners.

Susan Christie explores her passion for challenging the concept of objects versus paintings. To display her ceramics and bring them to eye level where we would normally just see a painting hanging on the wall, Susan came up with her own specially designed floating shelves…

Jason collaborated with Cutshop® to materialise the vision he had for the interiors in his new-build home. He wanted an open space with plenty of room to move around, large windows with natural light flooding in, and high quality cabinetry to finish the look and feel.

A room conversion, from bedroom to study using cut to size melamine MDF, by Sam at DBP Renovation Specialists with a little help from Cutshop® North Shore.

Sean was in the midst of a hallway revamp and wanted a bookshelf to store his wife’s many cookbooks. It needed to be a sister piece to the unit on the other side of the hallway, to help complete the entryway.

When one of their recent new-build houses needed furnishing, an architect created the design for a walk-in wardrobe for one of the bedrooms. The brief for the wardrobe was rather complex, needing to host shelves, hanging rails, drawers, and cupboards, in quite a confined room with varying corner angles.

Jason of King Locksmiths was able to launch his locksmith business by collaborating with Cutshop to bring his van fit-out visions to life.

Cutshop® variety of projects continues to expand and diversify year upon year. Some of our youngest collaborators are a group of senior college students from Sacred Heart College, who were part of an enterprise scheme run by The Lion Foundation that allowed them to experience the opening, running and closing of a business.