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What’s new in the homewares scene – from our place to yours
Weft and wild
The Guardian collection by home textile designers Penney + Bennett features the colours and textures of the New Zealand bush. Mossy greens and blacks are offset by ethereal whites and botanical prints to create an atmospheric range of cushions, bedding and table linen. Visit
penneyandbennett.co.nz to bring a hint of the wilderness into your home.
Patch work
Jane Denton creates delicate fabric artworks in her Wellington studio and her new collection, Still, was inspired by the raw colours of the New Zealand coastal landscape – washed greys, greens and lots of white. Prices start at $420; view the full collection at janedenton.co.nz.
Simply white
Lovers of Japanese minimalism
will love the Yamazaki range, now available from Let Liv. These beautifully simple products for the home combine functionality with clean design and will complement
any interior with their crisp, white finish and clever magnetic detailing. We particularly love the storage basket, tool box and paper towel holder but you can find your
favourite item at letliv.co.nz.
A little bit of Zen
The new range of hinoki bathroom products at Everyday Needs is crafted by the Tosaryu company in Japan’s Kochi Prefecture, an area known for its high-quality hinoki (Japanese cypress) trees. These simple, beautiful, ecofriendly products will bring a sense of calm minimalism to your space. Prices from $19, at everydayneeds.com.
COFFEE-TABLE COMPANION
Interior designer Megan Morton has styled, designed and worked her house-whispering magic for clients all over the world, from celebrities and magazines to next-door neighbours and even kids. Her work has been featured on the covers of international glossies, including Elle Decoration UK and Vanity Fair.
This compendium of her designs, captured by photographer Brooke Holm, will offer endless inspiration. It’s Beautiful Here* is $69 in
hardback from smallacorns.co.nz.
Soft touch
Add a new texture to your sofa or bed with the Astin suede cushion from Country Road. Cut from a beautifully soft hide, the Astin ($199) features a modern cross pattern and is designed to mix and match with other cushions from the Country Road collection. See the full range of colours at
countryroad.co.nz.
A perfect pair
Mr & Mrs Ward is a bespoke furniture and cabinetry business started by the husband-and-wife team of interior architect and designer
Janice Kumar-Ward and cabinet-maker Julian Ward. Together they offer unique New Zealand-made furniture, with a focus on functionality
and effortless style. Their customisable bedside boxes offer simple, versatile storage – just choose a door design and colour, and add legs from the Pretty Pegs range to make the piece your own. From $630
at mrandmrsward.nz.
Case study
We love the new Modernist bookcase from Freedom, a glamorous, geometric take on the classic shelf arrangement. Have fun styling the stepped shelves and let this piece be a striking feature of your living area or study.
It’s all yours for $1299 from
freedomfurniture.co.nz.