Justin Newcombe says you, too, could have a garden worthy of royalty.

As the Queen prepares to celebrate her birthday, Justin Newcombe makes sure he has somewhere to relax and enjoy holiday in suitably regal style.

Architectural academic and author Julia Gatley champions mid-century design.

Creative events and visual merchandising team Tim Mckeown and Davina Prankerd share their eye-catching tastes.

Wallpaper is experiencing a surge in popularity but this time the choices are extensive and really quite fun.

Growing grapes is an excellent option for those with little room, writes Meg Liptrot.

Learning skills from previous eras is all the rage these days.

It's all in the anticipation when it comes to deciduous ornamentals, says Justin Newcombe.

Justin Newcombe keeps the weather out of his backyard storage system.

Designer Mary-Ellen Prendergast, now the proud owner of her own label, shares some of her inspirations and favourite things with Viva.

Landsendt has become a refuge for endangered and exotic plants, finds Meg Liptrot.

Plant broad beans for a later winter harvest, advises Justin Newcombe.

Justin Newcombe turns an unused patch of grass into a garden hold-all.

A haircut can give structure to your garden design, as Justin Newcombe explains.

Anges Loheni tells Viva about the influence of her heritage.

Meg Liptrot finds the beauty of Hamurana Springs is evolving with new caretakers.

You can grow new crops just from what you find in the fridge or pantry, writes Justin Newcombe.

Hide unsightly winter coats in a simple cupboard, says Justin Newcombe.

Through the super-styled pages of Wallpaper* and Monocle, Tyler Brule has turned his own life into a successful business.

Photographer Emma Bass celebrates life and all its wonderful imperfections.

The photographer's Mt Eden home is filled with art works and much cherished, carefully selected furnishings.

Botanical stylist Annie Oxborough shares what brightens her world.

A cover crop will inject a good dose of nutrients into your veg patch, writes Meg Liptrot.

Symbolic poppies bring colour to the garden, writes Justin Newcombe.

In remembrance of Kiwi troops and their ship-shape boots, Justin Newcombe creates vintage-looking storage for his shoeshine kit.