USM’s latest collaboration with luxury lifestyle brand Armando Cabral runs a personal lens over the iconic modular system.
Carpenter Michael Gilling brings a deep-seated curiosity to his custom furniture and fitouts.
An ancient technique entwines with modern comfort in a new suite of furniture from BoConcept.
Whether it’s used as a stool, stairs or storage, this versatile piece is a real crowd-pleaser.
Our friends at Noho bring out a table to go with their very excellent chairs.
A sympathetic renovation returns this 1960s hilltop home in Ōtautahi Christchurch to its family-centric roots.
Furniture designer Ted Synnott on what joins his first collection together.
Creating solutions that deliver in a world where the way we live and work continues to change.
Eclecticism and minimalism form an unlikely alliance in this Tāmaki Makaurau villa.
An iconic piece of furniture dresses up for its 50th anniversary.
New designs by Bensen are in fine company at Tim Webber.
David Laird’s handmade furniture is carbon negative – and designed to last generations.
On its 50th anniversary, this firm (yet plush) favourite is more relevant than ever.
Città’s robust new coffee table is born from a surprisingly delicate influence.
Architect Gerard Dombroski explores the possibilities of hydroformed furniture.
Ted Synnott has made a very beautiful bed, and we want to lie in it.
A collaboration between Danish architects and Japanese furniture makers is now available in Aotearoa.
New discoveries in a domestic scene
Furniture designer Leo Wolff makes 100 prototypes in 100 days.
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