
Six home decor items making your house look cheap
Interior experts reveal what guests notice in a home that make your place look cheap.
Interior experts reveal what guests notice in a home that make your place look cheap.
The simple reason why Jef Wong has been at design firm Designworks for almost two decades.
What can the City of Sails learn from the City of Light to make itself greener?
Large, oyster pink spots have captured attention in Auckland's Shortland St.
Experts reveal the surprising reasons to avoid the trend.
Is it a good idea to buy online for your home's interior design?
Kim Knight reports from the dirt-cheap frontline of home fashion.
While you start fretting about the pile of dirty washing by the machine, what are guests really looking at?
Texture and pattern is important in interiors but sometimes only smooth will do.
For a world weary of so much red and blue, green may be just the right tone for the 2017 Pantone Colour of the Year.
No matter how much you love colour, a monochromatic room is such an easy way of adding sophistication to a home. But there are a few rules when it comes to keeping it modern.
A French memorial will be added to the War Memorial Park in Wellington after a winning design was chosen from 43 entries.
For those starting to tire of natural linens and muted colours, Hollywood Regency is like a glass of bubbles - fresh, glamorous and slightly intoxicating.
What makes a city tick? As debate continues about Auckland's future design, Kim Dovey and Elek Pafka look at some key qualities for a great city.
Claire McCall takes a sneak peek inside Real Housewives' Julia Sloane's weekender.
He's an architect, a designer, an urbanist and a philosopher. Greg Bruce meets the multi-talented Chris Moller.
Australian architect, and founding partner of The Help Locker, a project for the homeless.
A few words with architect and former Samoa rugby international Lama Tone.
Raise your hand if you knew there was a central city public rooftop garden with 360-degree views of Auckland freely available for your use.
Lighting can completely change the characteristics of a room. From dim-lit mood lighting to quirky neon feature pieces - you need
Look to multiple textures and pops of colour in patterns that complement what you already have.