The brainchild of Tim Stewart and Louise McRae, Birds Bags is transforming garden waste into a powerful rewilding tool.

Te Arai Native Nursery has a clear goal - to preserve Aotearoa's native flora and support the well-being of the community.

As architect, owner, project manager and craftsperson, Felicity Brenchley was involved in every step of this project, affording her the opportunity to take a slower approach and invest her time to achieve a higher quality outcome.

Taking the guesswork out of growing cut flowers at home.

Situated along the picturesque ridgeline overlooking Piemelon Bay on Waiheke Island, this architectural home offers a unique getaway where guests can relax and unwind from the hustle and bustle of everyday life while indulging in luxurious details, thoughtful comforts, and breathtaking views.

Established trees and panoramic vistas of the Brynderwyns made this site the perfect location for a family seeking a change in lifestyle and dreaming of a place they could relax and grow.

An unexpected reconnection with his roots saw Matakana local, Gwynn Hoskins, co-founding a company that is transforming New Zealand workplaces.

Nestled amidst a verdant expanse of native bush, this home exemplifies a harmonious blend of sustainable design principles and rural architectural aesthetics.

Nestled in the heart of Warkworth, overlooking the picturesque Mahurangi River, a new era of tattoo artistry unfolds. Meet Ryan Evans, an internationally acclaimed tattoo artist whose journey has taken him from London to Los Angeles and beyond.

Growing up in Melbourne, Tracey Coakley's journey with art began in her childhood. Her passion for creating never waned, and in 2000, after returning from travelling and living overseas, she embarked on an art folio course. It was here that she discovered her love for oils and has been painting in this medium ever since.

Discover the inspiring journey of realising a family's holiday home dream in the picturesque landscapes of Mangawhai. A masterful transformation of their initial plans culminating in the coupling of two transportable pods to create their ideal haven, all while blending functionality, style and affordability.

What started as a simple idea resulted in a compelling design fondly referred to as the Dart, a truly remarkable holiday home located at Breamtail Farm, near Mangawhai.

A bright and brilliant new ‘folly’ at Brick Bay has added a splash of colour to the sculpture trail’s winter landscape.

Local cabinetmaker, Neil Taylor, has a wealth of knowledge and years of experience behind him; becoming interested in woodwork at a young age in his granddad’s shed, Neil went on to graduate as an award-winning apprentice and opened Neil Taylor Cabinetmaker & Design (NTCD) in 2011.

Enjoying a few gins on Omaha Beach as the sun dipped low on the horizon, was the laid-back setting that Sharon Elsmore, the mastermind behind The Linen Trader, found her inspiration.

Meet Bianca and Sam, the duo behind Better House Painters, a bespoke house painting business with a green twist.

Based out of her home studio in Maungaturoto, Vivian is combining her passion for Western and Americana style with her love of fashion, art and photography to share a unique aesthetic with fellow Kiwis via lifestyle brand, Desert Fiend.

Having spent her childhood visiting Point Wells, florist Wendy Hart and her husband Richard dreamed of raising their children amidst its idyllic charm. Over the last 25 years, they cherished their waterside Point Wells bach, until two years ago when they decided to deepen their ties to the beloved community.

A three-day festival, three stages, 31 acts, including DJs, performers, live music, yoga, breathwork, meditation and Qigong, and of course a wedding ceremony. Wendy and Brett celebrated their wedding with 300 guests in attendance and personal touches co-created by 85 plus people from their community. A celestial festival with a framework intention of love, connection and oneness, guests gathered to explore these themes while an ethereal aesthetic was created with extensive use of fabrics, from golds in lounging areas to cobalt blues in ceremonial spaces, and at night creative lighting and lasers.

Nestled gracefully on a crest along the stunning Matakana coast, this exceptional property seamlessly blends heritage charm and modern luxury. The journey of this remarkable home, now known as Te Wairua, unfolds around the dedication of its owners, Pat and Ginny, who approached their first major renovation with respect and vision.