For homeowners with the luxury of outdoor space or those looking to cultivate a garden in their homes but starting from scratch, there’s an abundance of information on home gardening but it takes some searching and, if you’re an amateur, it can be overwhelming.
Timber is synonymous with residential New Zealand architecture – it’s a long-time favourite and, of late, the use of vertical cedar and other wood varieties has come into its own. However, the colour palette that can be created with WoodOil has never been more flexible
A dilapidated former convent in Grey Lynn has a new lease of life as a luxury boutique hotel with striking interiors that celebrate the building’s origins.
As the curator of Projects, Michael Do says the Auckland Art Fair will showcase exceptional New Zealand talent generally unrepresented by dealer galleries Q&A Tell us a little about yourself and your background. I’ve always been fascinated by artists and their ability to distill the
These 10 excellent offerings of art and food will give you every reason to visit the wonderful city of New Plymouth. Check them out below Four years after the opening of the combined Govett-Brewster Art Gallery & Len Lye Centre, the spectacular stainless-steel addition by
The Christchurch and Otago leg of HOME Tour was the ultimate road trip thanks to our official vehicle partner the Mercedes-Benz X-Class. Watch our video of the tour below and discover how you can book a test drive today After a terrific start in Wellington,
Introducing HOME + Furf + Dulux, a limited-edition range of premium, colour-conscious pet bowls and mats. Discover how to pre-order yours today To purchase, email homenewzealand@bauermedia.co.nz with the subject line ‘Furf’ and your product choice and colour selection. We’ll contact you for payment in early
Our inaugural event with the Home of the Year judges is back and you’re invited. Get your tickets and check out our chat with Patrick and Rachel below We’re delighted to welcome Patrick Kennedy and Rachel Nolan to judge Home of the Year 2020. The
James Warren of Upoko Architects admires the Albemarle Hotel – a beautiful relic that celebrates great design and Wellington’s history “Several years ago I worked in a central Wellington studio and just around the corner on the opposite end of the park was the Albemarle Hotel.
Daily Bread’s Ponsonby store proves its worth in a temporary space. Take a peek inside and see why it’s a must-visit (not just for the delicious pastries) There’s often a long queue at Daily Bread in Ponsonby. It’s not like the locals have never seen
HOME Tour 2019 has teamed up with The Mercedes-Benz X-Class to visit architecturally designed houses around the country. Discover how you can test drive one today We’re delighted to welcome The Mercedes-Benz X-Class to the fold on HOME Tour 2019, which kicked off in Wellington
Fisher & Paykel chief industrial designers discuss the brand’s latest releases and how you can customise your kitchen with these integrated and modular appliances Architects: Crosson Architects Customisable refrigerators Mark Haydon, Fisher & Paykel’s chief designer for refrigeration, discusses the new ‘Column’ refrigeration range Tell
As its heritage is restored and celebrated, a youthful new energy brews in Dunedin. Here are 11 places to visit if you enjoy good food, fabulous art and interesting architecture The Waterfront Industry Commission building near the port. 1. Vogel Street warehouse precinct A decade
Convenor of Museums and Cultural Heritage at the University of Auckland, Linda Tyler admires the structural innovation of the Wintergardens, which opened at Auckland Domain in 1928 “Entering the moist, warm air of the barrel-vaulted Tropical House on a cold, foggy morning in winter is a
Monmouth’s makers realise their dream of opening their own store The seed of Monmouth Glass was formed a number of years ago when Isaac Katzoff and Stephen Bradbourne started making glass together on a casual basis. Both artists were already highly experienced glassblowers – and
Coffee is served in a place of calm at Wellington Airport. Take a look inside Three Quarter Society and discover the secret to its elegant design What does Three Quarter Society do and what’s behind the name? Dmitry Sedov (owner)— We are an independent Wellington
romising spectacular views and extreme weather conditions, New Zealand’s alpine architecture considers protection and connection, refuge and openness, with a material palette that reflects the environment harmoniously.
Eight villa renovations in Auckland and Wellington deliver more than meets the eye, and a considered symbiosis between old and new.
