This city apartment gets a new look with a galley kitchen in PureCoat and CustomCoat from Bates Surfaces.

PlyPlay Blonde Ambition from Bates Surfaces brings the warmth and beauty of timber to the interior of a uniquely designed Canterbury home.

For New Zealand bathroomware specialists St Michel, PureCoat™ from Bates Surfaces is first choice for a durable and high-quality gloss finish.

CustomCoat service ensures minimum waste for native timber panels

In a refurbished bakery café, Fenta Ceiling Tiles create a warm plywood look, while complying with fire rating and hygiene best practices.

Mirror-finish UV-cured PureCoat™ panels bring urban sophistication to a major housing development in Te Aro, Wellington.

When Station205 refurbished an old character warehouse in Penrose, they chose PlyPlay and other Bates products to fit out stylish and hard-wearing office interiors.

High-gloss panels from Bates Surfaces bring light and lustre to Wellington apartments.

With champagne tastes but only a $10k budget, this couple selected a luscious black plywood for their new kitchen. Prefinished in a satin UV-cured poly, PlyPlay creates a robust and beautiful surface.

The new $215 million Burwood Hospital in Christchurch features a state of the art commercial kitchen. Fenta Ceiling Tiles by Bates Surfaces were selected as part of the high quality and durable material palette.

With the trend toward smaller lot and house sizes, it’s time to revisit the humble garage. Its potential as a multifunctional space is largely untapped, but with the right materials, fittings and design it can be transformed into an attractive and versatile room.

Turning a former mechanic’s workshop into a high-end office space was quick and easy using PlyPlay. An old building in the inner Auckland city suburb of Kingsland was going to be the new location for Craig Geldard’s maritime electronics company, but its original state needed a lot of work.

A new kitchen in Queenstown provides students and tutors with the perfect training environment.

With a full plywood interior, this Kaiteriteri family bach is robust, relaxed and easy to maintain.

After the Kaikōura earthquake in November 2016 rendered his living room uninhabitable, David Turner faced a lengthy rebuild; but a dramatic new look more than made up for it.

A PlyPlay feature wall adds character and robust surfaces for everyday family use.

Everything about this spacious Queenstown apartment speaks of comfort and style, from the chef’s kitchen to the private spa with views over the lake and mountains.

Auckland designer Angus Muir has designed and built a new information centre for city-centre residents and visitors