Charming and elegant, yet without a trace of pretension, this unique Cape Town cottage is a masterclass in irreverent style.
Charming and elegant, yet without a trace of pretension, this unique Cape Town cottage is a masterclass in irreverent style.
Inspired by the fluid elegance of a diving whale’s tail, this home, designed and built by Home Factor, merges organic curvature with strong architectural lines.
A very special project was designed by Kate Rogan and Eva Nash of Rogan Nash Architects in Auckland: Eva’s own family home.
Colour advice from New Zealand’s best designers and architects.
A practical guide to preparing for your home build, from Dean McGuigan of Golden Homes.
Urbanfunction and BUILT transformed a modest Sumner bungalow into a delightful beachside retreat, combining design excellence with practical liveability – all on a strict budget.
After a good night’s sleep? Think merino, says David Henderson of Dreamwool.
Rachael Kwok, Executive Officer of National Kitchen & Bathroom Association NZ (NKBA), on designing the best kitchen for you.
Tony Milne of Rough Milne Mitchell Landscape Architects on the meaning and mystery of amenity.
Here are four inspired ways to make the most of the versatile feel-good fibre.
Decor and styling ideas from those in the know.
Cast Lighting’s handcrafted timber and wool pendants are inspired by the Aotearoa landscape.
From pristine New Zealand wool to an innovative design philosophy, managing director Laura Furey explains the magic of Designer Rugs.
To Wilson & Dorset, its sheepskin furnishings are an invitation to relax and reconnect.
Myriad benefits can be expected from the new Healthy Homes Standards. Rachael Cone of Total Realty in Christchurch explains.
Knauf Insulation’s residential glasswool range from Carters Building Supplies sets a high bar.
Make sure you’re cosy and comfortable for winter with these options from Simply Heat and Stoke Fires.
Norman Plantation Shutters from Canterbury Window Coverings provide a high-end finishing touch for a Christchurch renovation.
Levela Deconstruction offers a sustainable alternative to demolition.
Colour advice from New Zealand’s best designers and architects.