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Maddren Homes - Design & Build Auckland

Name: Maddren Homes - Design & Build Auckland
Address: Unit 16/2181 East Coast Road, Silverdale, Auckland, 0932, NZ
Telephone: +64800666000

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Maddren Homes is Auckland’s most awarded Design & Build Master Builder. Showhome: 98 Waiwai Drive, Milldale That’s the magic of Maddren Homes.

Family-owned and passionate, we craft high-quality, bespoke homes while delivering a remarkable building journey from concept to completion. Maddren Homes is an Auckland-based, family-owned design & build company, trusted for delivering high-quality, bespoke homes and a guided, stress-reduced building journey. Established in the 1930s, Maddren Homes has over 90 years of experience building homes in the local area. Since Tony and Terena Anderson became owners in 2010, the company has evolved into one of the most respected and reliable home builders in the greater Auckland region. At Maddren Homes, we are dedicated to bringing each client’s unique vision to life. Our mission is to create a remarkable building journey, combining personal guidance with exceptional craftsmanship. We specialise in residential design and build services, including lifestyle properties, high-end multi-units, and custom homes. Our talented team and trusted network of subcontractors blend traditional craftsmanship, creativity, innovation, and technical excellence to deliver results that exceed expectations. Imagine everything you’d expect from the best architectural builders — stunning show homes, meticulous attention to detail, and innovative design solutions — combined with the stability and buying power of an established group builder. Our friendly, knowledgeable team is here to guide you through every step of your building journey, ensuring your experience is as smooth, enjoyable, and rewarding as the home itself.

29/10/2026

WHY WE DID IT THIS WAY | BLURRING THE LINE BETWEEN INSIDE & OUT

The idea here was simple — we wanted the outdoor living area to feel like part of the home, rather than somewhere you had to step outside to use.
A large opening connects the living spaces directly with the covered deck, allowing the two areas to work together. When everything is open, the boundary between inside and out almost disappears.
The covered outdoor area also means the space isn’t only there for perfect summer days. It provides shelter and creates another place for dining, entertaining and everyday family life.
It’s a good example of why we consider indoor and outdoor spaces together from the beginning of a home design — not as two separate areas.

Because good indoor–outdoor flow isn’t simply about putting a big door in the wall. It’s about thinking about how the spaces connect and how they’ll actually be used.

Architect: LTD Architectural
Colour Consultant: DESIGNNS
Joinery: Vantage Windows & Doors

Vantage Windows & Doors Designns / Interior Design - Interior Styling LTD Architectural Design Studio

27/10/2026

WHERE WOULD YOU PUT YOUR STUDY? 💻

A study can be a surprisingly personal part of a home. Where it sits — and how much space it needs — often comes down to how the homeowners actually live.
Some prefer a dedicated room where they can close the door and work without interruption. Others make clever use of an otherwise underused area, creating a study nook without adding another room to the footprint.
For some families, being close to the main living area works best. And we’re increasingly seeing study nooks positioned near the kitchen — a handy spot for homework, household admin or working on a laptop while still being connected to family life.
There isn’t one right place for a study. The important part is thinking about who will use it, when they’ll use it and how it fits into everyday life.
Here’s a selection of studies and study nooks from some of our past projects, each designed a little differently to suit the people living there.

Dedicated study, tucked-away nook, or right near the heart of the home — which would you choose?

23/10/2026

THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE BUILD.

A few snapshots of the people in action who bring the plans to life — different trades, different skills, all working together to put the home together one detail at a time.

A home takes a lot of hands to build, and we’re grateful to have some great people alongside us on the journey. 🙌

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21/10/2026

THE BEAUTY OF DESIGN & BUILD

One morning last week was a great example of what Design & Build is really about.
Our clients walked through their home on site with the electrician, plumber, air conditioning team and landscaper — looking at where things will actually go, how they will work and whether any changes would make the home work better for them.
There’s a big difference between reviewing something on a plan and standing in the actual space.
Once you can see the room around you, it becomes much easier to visualise where a power point should sit, how services will work, where landscaping will connect with the home, or whether something could be positioned differently.
Having these conversations on site gives our clients the opportunity to carefully consider the details before everything is finished — helping make sure the home works the way they need it to and potentially avoiding expensive changes later.
That’s part of the beauty of a bespoke Design & Build journey. It’s not simply designing a home and then building it. It’s continuing to consider, refine and make informed decisions as the home comes to life.

19/10/2026

A MIX OF MATERIALS, WORKING TOGETHER

This Riverhead home is a great example of how different exterior cladding materials can work together — combining San Selmo brick from Brickworks, Weathertex Weathergroove and long-run Trimrib metal cladding.
The mix of brick, timber-look texture and metal creates contrast and character while giving the home its own distinctive architectural look.
Another example of the detail that goes into designing and building a custom home in Auckland.

📷: Mason NZ

Roofing Industries

16/10/2026

ONE NEW HOME. A REMARKABLE JOURNEY ABOUT TO BEGIN. 🏡
One of our clients has recently reached a pretty special milestone — signing the building contract for their new home.
For this project, the existing house will be removed to make way for a completely new home, designed around the site, our clients’ lifestyle and what they want from their future home.
Behind the render has already been plenty of thought, planning, conversations and decisions. Reaching contract stage is when all of that starts to feel very real.
For us, it’s about celebrating with our clients as the home they’ve been planning moves another significant step closer to becoming a reality.
An existing site beginning a new chapter, and a remarkable building journey we’re very much looking forward to being part of.
Congratulations to our clients on reaching this exciting milestone.

*Artist’s impression only.

14/10/2026

A visit to TrueScale Studio today gave us a different way to experience a floor plan — at full size.
Seeing your plan on paper is one thing. Being able to walk through it at 1:1 scale gives you a much better sense of room sizes, circulation and how the spaces connect.
The movable furniture was particularly useful. Tables, sofas, beds and other pieces can be rolled into position, helping you visualise how the rooms might actually work once furnished.
For anyone designing a new home, it’s an interesting way to experience a floor plan before it becomes a physical space — helping you make more confident decisions early and potentially avoid costly changes later.

12/10/2026

WHY WE DID IT THIS WAY❓ | WINDOWS WITH A PURPOSE
We’re pretty excited about this special build taking shape in Milldale. It’s going to look sharp on the street — but right now, with the framing up, you can already see some of the smaller details that were carefully considered during the design stage.
On an urban site, privacy matters. But so does taking every opportunity to capture sunlight, outlook and a sense of space.
In the kitchen, a long, narrow landscape window faces towards the neighbouring property. Rather than opening the kitchen directly to the neighbour, its proportions help maintain privacy while still creating an outlook from the benchtop. Imagine some considered planting outside and, over time, it becomes a living picture frame while you cook.
Then, where the orientation and outlook allow, we’ve done the opposite — a large window opens the home up to natural light and the view beyond.
Different windows. Different purposes. Both considered from the very beginning.
We’ll show you how these details come together as this Milldale home takes shape.

09/10/2026

CAN YOU GUESS THE SIZE? 👀
We built this award-winning duplex in 2024, designed to maximise the potential of a subdivided Auckland site where the original garage once stood.
Each home has open-plan kitchen, dining and living on the ground floor, connecting to a deck, with three generous bedrooms upstairs.
It’s a great example of how thoughtful multi-unit design can make clever use of a site — but can you guess the size of each home?
Excluding the deck area, is it:
A. 150m²
B. 110m²
C. 170m²
Take a look through the photos and drop your guess below 👇
We’ll reveal the answer soon.

07/10/2026

A KITCHEN WITH A STORY ALREADY BUILT IN
This Huapai kitchen started with something a little different — a much-loved piece of French country-style furniture the homeowners had kept for years, knowing that one day it would have a place in their new home.
When they began designing their Maddren home, they asked whether it could become the kitchen island.
Rather than trying to fit the piece into a finished kitchen, the kitchen was designed around it.
Working closely with the homeowners, Fluid Interiors created a warm, character-filled space where soft colour, timber and brass details complement the original piece rather than compete with it. Open shelving also gives the homeowners somewhere to display treasures collected from India, Argentina and New Zealand.
Behind the kitchen, a practical scullery keeps the main open-plan living space calm and uncluttered, while related cabinetry finishes continue through the laundry and hallway.
It’s a lovely example of what bespoke Design & Build can mean. Sometimes the best place to start isn’t with what’s new, but with something you already love.

Read the full story on the Maddren Homes website — How to Design a Kitchen That Feels Like Yours.

Project: Huapai, Auckland
Builder: Maddren Homes
Architectural design: Alistair Watt
Kitchen, laundry & cabinetry design and manufacture: Fluid Interiors
Photography: Jo Lanham for Fluid Interiors

Alistair Watt Architectural Ltd Interiors

Address

Unit 16/2181 East Coast Road, Silverdale
Auckland
0932

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+64800666000

Website

http://www.maddrenhomes.co.nz/

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