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Decor and styling ideas from those in the know.
Rachael Cone of Total Realty takes a look at New Zealand’s latest building consent figures that suggest a cautious optimism in our housing market.
Colour advice from New Zealand’s best designers and architects.
abode talks to the designers behind two of the winning rooms at the 2026 TIDA New Zealand Kitchens Awards.
Designastyle in Christchurch offers a complete tile experience, from inspiration and selection through to expert installation.
A recent change to the New Zealand Building Code could affect your drinking water, says Rachael Kwok of NKBA. Here’s why lead-free tapware matters.
Elevate any design scheme with carpets and rugs from Source Mondial.
Beautiful window furnishings by Design Supply Co is now easier than ever.
Polished plaster and microcement by Claddagh Plastering add subtle texture for modern minimalism.
Nathan Miglani of Squirrel South Island tracks the recovery – and restraint – of the Christchurch property market.
Home ownership isn’t one-size-fits-all. Dean McGuigan of Golden Homes explains.
Tony Milne of Rough Milne Mitchell Landscape Architects learns to appreciate winter’s small mercies and cold truths.
Backed by a golf course fairway, this home, designed by BD Design and built by Hallmark Homes, perfectly blends indoors and out.
A finely tuned home on the hills in Ōtautahi Christchurch by Urbanfunction and Brad Richards Building was designed with longevity in mind.
Recent projects by Bob Burnett Architecture are shaping the future of energy-smart, low-emission homes for New Zealanders
Colour advice from New Zealand’s best designers and architects.
There’s a noticeable shift in expectations for residential homes, says Craig South of South Architects in Ōtautahi Christchurch. Here’s how sustainability has become ingrained in good design.
There’s a lot to consider if you want a healthy, sustainable home. With eHaus, every detail is expertly handled.
Nathan Miglani of Squirrel South Island says the local construction sector is on track.
Tony Milne of Rough Milne Mitchell Landscape Architects explains his fondness for follies in the landscape, whether purely decorative or with hidden meaning