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Advertise with NZME.Jeremiah Brent, the newest cast member of ‘Queer Eye’, shows how he styles his shelves.
This new-build called for a verdant approach to colour.
Find your perfect colour scheme by staying true to your personal taste.
Local architects talk about exemplary houses they didn’t design, but maybe wish they did.
An epiphany led Sarah Foote to change careers and pursue her passion for interior design.
This contemporary two-pavilion home is all about engaging with its mountain setting.
For this interior architect’s own home, the vision was mid-century Japanese.
These tips and tricks will help you create your dream space at home.
In her Ponsonby studio, she develops the many strings to her bow, from glass to bronze.
150-year-old oak beams and modern details make for a new build with a touch of history.
Chicago’s Jeanne Gang on super skyscrapers and her philosophy of “actionable idealism”.
These objects and furnishings are playful, peppy, and plenty of fun.
This charming house in a leafy South London suburb was thoughtfully redesigned.
In Central Otago, the potter makes exquisite vessels that blend art and craft.
Three experts share their beginner’s cheat sheet.
This Auckland couple loves nothing more than leaving the city for their Piha home.
Think of it in the same way you would an indoor room.
When it’s time to go all out for a meal, the table decorations are just as important.
From a cosy South Island bolthole to a Wellington new build with a soaring timber ceiling.
Why not get a beach towel that you really like?
Put the metallic baubles and predictable tinsel away with these unique supporting acts.
In the Waitākere Ranges, the glass master plays with confectionary, prints and lighting.
A thoughtfully decorated table is about creating a sense of connection and care.
She opens the doors to her own living room in Utah, a space where ‘real living’ begins.
You can keep an entranceway practical while imbuing it with personality.
They met and fell in love in Auckland. Now, they reside in a handsome abode in New York.
The couple in business and in life are purveyors of sleek, functional homeware.
The angular home is a breathtaking homage to the natural world surrounding it.
The ex-fashion designer works with NZ clay to create elegant, organic forms.
After 30 years in business, she has remained a celebrity in an often faceless field.
Our love affair with cookie-cutter interiors is fading.
Jenny Cooper and Chris Raateland’s garden is a lesson in naturalistic-style planting.
They’ll bring dynamism and softness, lifting both mood and comfort factor.
The key is great storage, good light and a thoughtful tech set-up.
Art-hanging expert Matt Adams helps a reader bring their collection of works alive.
The pro chef cooks us one of his favourite meals at home — and opens up.
On a top floor in downtown Auckland, her home doubles as an art-filled eyrie.
The warm, mid-century-dappled space spurs his creativity — and showcases it too.
Be guided through tranquillity and insight meditations overlooking a zen pool.
Harcourts auctioneer and business development manager Travers Smyth helps a reader decide.
Beloved by speciality cafes and restaurants, they’re building on the brand’s success.
The space can slowly transform from toddler-friendly to teenage bolthole.
Sara Bruce and Sophie Fearon specialise in surprising, beautiful objects.
Transforming a room into a restful haven all comes down to the details.
The textile brand has gained a cult following since launching. Its new range is limitless.