
Memories of a landmark
Alan Perrott talks to Peter Macky, a man on a mission to further debate on the Auckland's architectural image through his new book.
Alan Perrott talks to Peter Macky, a man on a mission to further debate on the Auckland's architectural image through his new book.
For personal trainer Kirsty Gregg and her gallery owner partner Dominic Feuchs, artworks form a backdrop to everyday life.
Interior architects and firm friends Olivia Harper and Toni Brandso show us a few of their favourite things.
Floral designer and keen gardener Fionna Hill is spreading the word on the goodness of microgreens.
A Dunedin couple's villa extension focused on retaining the character while embracing the future.
Furniture designer Sam Lennon incorporates many influences into his work, not least his appreciation of architecture.
A Parnell business is making Ikea products available to Kiwis - at a premium.
A unique Green Bay bungalow turned out to be an ideal renovation project for an Auckland woman.
Karley Feaver explores the notion of escapism in her latest exhibition.
Art+Object auction house and Michael Lett Gallery have combined forces to host the For The Love of Art auction next Thursday.
Steve and Mimi Kelly love their new salon in an old Masonic Temple.
Having a stable, comforting home gives reporter Sarah Hall the energy needed for her unpredictable job, writes Claire McCall.
A new book provides inspiration for fans of sculptor Andy Goldsworthy.
Designer Miranda Brown draws on many avenues of creativity to find inspiration for her work.
Viva meets a Wellington couple with a shared passion for art you can wear on your sleeve.
Take a look at some of designer Shabnam Shiwan's favourite things.
As the world's most famous luggage brand opens a landmark store in London, Patrick-Louis Vuitton shares why we love LV so.
Having made the jump from engineering to architecture, there was no stopping award-winner Ian Moore.
Australian fashion designer Akira Isogawa has relished the opportunity and challenge of creating his own rugs.
Liz Caughey has curated an affordable exhibition to raise money for her Braveheart Youth Trust.
Two sisters with a thing for handmade accessories tell us about what else makes their list.
A gamble paid off for an Auckland couple doing up a 1920s bungalow.