The repair shop: Seaton’s French Polishing and Furniture Repair
Giving timeless pieces of furniture a second life. Whether it’s a vintage dining suite or a cherished heirloom, Seaton’s French Polishing and Furniture Repair brings tired furniture back to life. For over 30 years, owner Mike Fullen has restored everything from antique sideboards to family treasures, preserving both craftsmanship and sentimental value. In […]
One fun day out
Spending the school holidays in the city? Here’s how to enjoy a full day around town. 10am: Start your day in the city with the vibrant arts precinct – browsing the creative works within Christchurch Art Gallery and The Arts Centre Te Matatiki Toi Ora. Prefer fresh air? Utilise the maps found at […]
Magic wardrobes: Spaces Ink Design
It’s got nothing to do with lions and witches; this magic wardrobe is an award-winning Canterbury design. In the recent National Kitchen and Bathroom Association awards (NKBA), one Canterbury designer stood out for a piece of innovative furniture. The ‘magic’ wardrobes designed by Sarah Harding of Spaces Ink Design. Why magic? Because they […]
How to hire from overseas: Pier Law
One local law firm specialises in guiding Kiwi businesses through immigration compliance. Navigating New Zealand’s immigration system can be daunting for employers looking to hire talent from overseas. If that’s you, Pier Law is here to help. A general practice local law firm that has offices located in Northwood, New Brighton and Kaiapoi, […]
Simply special: Gnawdic Baby
North Canterbury local Charlotte Bishop-Baker had a vision for children’s toys and teething products her autistic son could engage with. When she couldn’t find any handcrafted and high-quality options on the market, she put her creativity to work. Born from a family of artists, Charlotte created her brand Gnawdic Baby with a focus […]
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