One of Fleur's images from a fashion shoot for Wellington designer Nicola Screen.
In the living room a fibre-optic light by Lothair Hayman contrasts with a brocade daybed reminiscent of another era.
"Fleur Wickes describes herself as "quite a romantic." You can see it in her work - she is an award-winning photographer specialising in portraits (and naturally) weddings. And you can see it in her house.
Mementoes adorn Fleur's lightshade. The chandelier over the dining table is an op shop find. The bench unit came from an Island Bay church where it was used to store vestments.
Fleur checks out her latest shots of Rosie, a favourite subject, while Jasper draws on the wall-sized blackboard. Rosie-dog is installed under the stairs.
A new glass top was all that was needed to transform this display unit, once full of ribbons and hat-making pararphernalia, into pantry storage.
Fleur at work on Lyall Bay beach which is overlooked by her garden.
Paul Craig, who framed the large image in the dining room, has worked with Fleur for nearly thirteen years.
Years of op-shopping mean there is no shortage of containers in this house - on the dining table a silver cruet set doubles as a vase.