Studio
Home Studio
Leigh Munro maintains an art space inside her home in Kerikeri. Her husband also works as an artist from a large shed located on the same property. The venue opens its doors to visitors who are keen to view the latest work produced by both artists.
The home art space allows direct access to pieces created in a personal setting. The large shed provides a separate workspace for additional creations. Together these areas form the core of the venue where people can see current output from the two artists.
Visitors arrive to explore the latest pieces on display. The arrangement keeps the focus on the art itself rather than additional features. This setup suits those interested in seeing work straight from the source in Kerikeri.
The Kerikeri area provides a setting for visits throughout the year. People can plan trips in warmer months when outdoor movement between the home and shed feels comfortable. Cooler periods offer a different atmosphere for viewing the work indoors.
Visitors often combine a stop at Leigh Munro with time spent in the surrounding Northland region. The location supports flexible scheduling so that guests can arrive when it suits their travel plans. This allows appreciation of the art across different seasons and times of day.
Whether arriving in the morning or later in the afternoon, the venue remains focused on showing the latest pieces. The home and shed workspaces stay central to every visit in the Kerikeri area.