One of my first and most vivid art memories was at the Govett Brewster Art Gallery in New Plymouth. I was about nine years old and was on ho...
One of my first and most vivid art memories was at the Govett Brewster Art Gallery in New Plymouth. I was about nine years old and was on ho...
More New Zealand architecture on the cover of US magazine Dwell: in their last issue it was Gerald and Kate Parsonson's bach on the Kapi...
On my recent trip to the US I took the three-and-a-half hour drive from Washington, DC to rural Pennsylvania to visit Frank Lloyd Wright...
We've been receiving plenty of good feedback about our current issue, much of it fan mail for the house near Arrowtown designed by Berge...
L ast Sunday, I was in the US and went to visit Philip Johnson's Glass House near New Canaan, Connecticut. Many of you will already know...
A small innovation with this, our June/July issue: because we have three South Island houses in the issue (which is relatively rare, and ver...
We're delighted to announce that the winner of our furniture Design Awards 2011 is the 'A2' stool by Sam Haughton/IMO. Here are ...
A little tease - we're announcing the winner of our furniture Design Awards at a function in Auckland on Thursday night (the full result...
Steven Holl's 'Linked Hybrid' building in Beijing (below) is just one of the many attractions on the China Contemporary Art ...
An interesting auction coming up at Auckland's Art + Object on June 8: The Martin Hill collection of International and New Zealand ceram...
Artist Michael Parekowhai is representing New Zealand at the Venice Art Biennale, which opens on June 4, and bloggers Jim and Mary Barr are ...
Gerald and Kate Parsonson's holiday home on the Kapiti Coast, which Gerald designed and which won our Home of the Year award in 2001, is...
If you're in Auckland anytime soon, it's worth taking a walk up Kitchener Street to see the final touches being put on the refurbish...
There's an interesting debate going on at New York Magazine' s website at the moment, where the closure of the American Folk Art Mus...
Phew! We're back from our very busy week-long Home of the Year judging tour, with our visiting US architect James Timberlake (below) and...
Good news - thanks to the support of Altherm Window Systems, the Canterbury branch of the New Zealand Institute of Architects and the Christ...
HOME's former editor Claire McCall has a nice interview with James Timberlake in the New Zealand Herald 's Viva supplement. You can...
Plenty of you have already noticed the Reader Survey in our current issue - but if you haven't (and you want to be in the draw to win a ...
James Timberlake was on Afternoons with Jim Mora on Radio New Zealand National this afternoon. You can find the interview online at the Afte...
We're delighted to announced that, thanks to the assistance of our Home of the Year partner Altherm Window Systems, James Timberlake of ...