A study in composure

A study in composure

Sep 12, 2017 | Design, New In, Settee

Introducing the Brooklyn In design, extremes are easy. Balance is much more difficult to master. That’s why Hildy Kovacs took her time carefully coordinating the lines of our newest model.The Brooklyn, with its peaceful symmetry and astute simplicity, speaks to this...
Glam Rock

Glam Rock

Sep 10, 2017 | Design

The Mason table range carves a niche It’s often true that ‘less is more’ in design, and never is this more apparent than in the ‘simple complexity’ of our glamorous new table range. We developed the Mason range with the aim of creating a naturally textured table minus...
Interior-gation: Eucalyptus Design

Interior-gation: Eucalyptus Design

Sep 9, 2017 | Design

Eucalyptus Design Here’s the first of what we hope will become a regular feature. Given that we’re stuck in a factory most of the time, we wanted to explore the world of New Zealand interiors with those on the front line. Recently we sat down with Kelly Gammie of...
Efficient furniture design for compact living

Efficient furniture design for compact living

Apr 4, 2017 | Design, Knowledge

The space-conscious age  Smaller houses have been ‘our future’ for two decades now. As if punctuating the trend for compact living, HOME Magazine’s 2017 House of the Year was recently awarded to a Cambridge townhouse, built on a 315m² section. Unsurprisingly, the...
Why good design lasts

Why good design lasts

Mar 21, 2017 | Design, Knowledge

Buy once, buy well The great windmill of design fads will turn again this season. Driven by smart-suited trend forecasters in big cities, the latest cycle will release a glut of on-trend knock-offs into shops around the world. But will longevity and quality ultimately...
The wood works

The wood works

Nov 1, 2016 | Design

Style and strength in the Park-A As a primary piece in the living area the coffee table will often draw the eye and capture far greater attention than that of larger design pieces in the same environment. Any choice therefore needs to work both as a standalone feature...