Built for overseas owners, this country lodge was designed by Andy Coltart of Black Barn Vineyards to celebrate the best of Hawke’s Bay and Aotearoa.
All in Garden
Let me entertain you
A home designed for family and fun, right on the waterfront in Akaroa, Banks Peninsula.
Relax and enjoy
Kick back and settle into the best of the summer season
Rising star
What does it mean to be an award-winning landscaper? Jarod Anderson of Anderson Landscapes tells all.
Shade the way
SunCraft gives the lowdown on upgrading your outdoor living with comfort, safety and style in mind.
On urbanity and nature in Tokyo
Guest columnist Jack Milne, Rough Milne Mitchell’s Tony Milne’s son, shares reflections from his new home in Tokyo, Japan.
Staying put
A large existing oak tree was an integral part of the design of this modern homestead in Christchurch, expertly built by David Reid Homes Canterbury.
The grass is greener
Builderscrack.co.nz has you covered with practical lawn advice that best suits your needs, budget and lifestyle.
Over the top
Inventive design by Parsonson Architects sees two dwellings making the most of a sunny Eastbourne, Wellington site.
A layered landscape
Don’t it always seem to go, muses Tony Milne of Rough Milne Mitchell.
A growing business
Here’s why Garden & Tree Men is the go-to garden maintenance and arborist company in Otautahi Christchurch.
Fully engaged
In designing his own home in Tauranga, Stufkens+Chambers Architects’ principal Steven Chambers created a sensory feast for his neurodiverse children.
Life and soul
Designed with dual passions in mind, this home by Ben Hudson Architects and Ferguson Builders marries these homeowners’ love for entertaining and their appreciation of art.
The harbingers of autumn
Tony Milne of Rough Milne Mitchell takes delight in the changing of the new season.
Modest respite
Tony Milne of Rough Milne Mitchell on a little design that means so much.
Old-fashioned charm
A Cape Town creative has renovated a Victorian terrace house, infusing it with contemporary allure while honouring its heritage roots.
Where have all the daisies gone?
The tiny flower symbolises simpler, freer times to Tony Milne of Rough Milne Mitchell Landscape Architects.
Restorative nature
Tony Milne of Rough Milne Mitchell on the great outdoors and the pleasure of bringing it inside.
Step out in style
Sprucing up your space? Here’s your one-stop guide to the best backyard or balcony.
The making of an oasis
Green Therapy creates a leafy idyll centred around an outdoor fireplace.