Add an Arch
BY ALICIA CARR Arches, in their many forms, are both an aesthetic and functional aspect of home design. Arches are known for being more structurally sound, yet also provide an element of softness and a point of interest that many are drawn to. However, they are not a new trend. Curved architecture has been prominent […]
A Dreamy Sleep: Dreamwool Beds
The recipe for a good night’s sleep is looking forward to sleeping on a premium mattress. A good mattress offers relaxation and rejuvenation, which positively impacts our mental and physical wellbeing,” David Henderson of Dreamwool Beds says. “It’s the most important piece of furniture in the house.” If getting to sleep is hard, it is […]
Top Marques with Michael Mills: The Porsche Popularity
Why have older air-cooled Porsche’s been commanding ever-increasing premiums over the past decade or so? Is it because they ooze a nostalgic coolness that is being lost with modern motor cars? Is it because their simplicity offers a driving enjoyment that is hard to find in their newer counterparts? Or, is it simply because they […]
Superb Subaru Outback: Armstrongs
I’m sure if you ponder long enough, you will begin to think of a number of family or friends who have owned a Subaru Outback. Ben Selby reports. Since the late nineties, this rough and ready, go-anywhere wagon has been a firm favourite amongst the Kiwi adventure set and family buyers alike. The essence of […]
The Future of Wool
BY ALICIA CARR Wool is one of the world’s oldest and most sustainable, versatile fibres. Sourced from animals including sheep, alpacas and goats, wool production is a notable part of the New Zealand economy, an unsurprising fact considering the sheep population here is roughly five times that of humans at 25.07 million. New Zealand exports tens […]
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