Canterbury maker Craig Divers of Starting from Zero is a firm believer in working with the materials you’ve got. Strongly influenced by his farm upbringing and a decade living in Asia, he produces original and innovative art and homewares by recycling those great Kiwi icons, corrugated iron, fencing wire, and the good old swappa crate.
Help turn a house into a home this Christmas with gifts of local, handcrafted, thoughtfully produced homewares. Our Gifts for Domestic Gods and Goddesses collection is perfect for home-makers, domestic deities, and people who love to make life beautiful.
We’re loving this gorgeous fantail cushion cover design from Vickie’s Funky Cushions, one of a trio of new native bird designs now on Felt
I am the walrus. I’d quite like to live in your lounge, actually. Your couch looks nice and comfy. Can I bring my polar bear friend too?
Is your Christmas tree in need of a spruce up? Perhaps it’s showing a little too much limb? Preserve its modesty with gorgeous Kiwi made decorations, direct from the maker.
Southland dad and furniture maker Darren Scott has making in the blood. Growing up doing renovating and building, teaching himself his trade, and supplementing his learning with some on-point courses, he now produces beautiful wooden furniture and homewares with a philosophy of sustainability. … Read more »
This lovingly hand crocheted blanket from Critterz features a Jacob’s ladder pattern in bright, rainbow colours. At approximately 185cm square it’s a great size for a bed, for keeping warm on the couch, or as a decorative throw.
We all need a bit of snuggly warmth right now, and this chunky knit blanket from Chain Gang, made from beautiful natural NZ merino wool, will make a great throw for your couch or favourite chair – or it can even be used as a cot blanket.
Why shouldn’t your cushions be snuggly and warm too this winter? Meet the Aran cushion from Coulter & Coulter…
These stunning coffee tables from DS Design are an elegant and practical addition to any living space…