Since 2012, Benjamin Black has been filling the jewellery world with iconic pieces made to last. Recently adding a further feather to its hat with Custom Signet Rings’ launch, the jeweller melds age-old technique with unparalleled modern quality.
Read MoreNestled beside the Ballantynes Pantry on the first floor is Kin, an urban oasis of sorts. The restaurant and bar evoke the truest sense of the department store, carrying tradition yet firmly looking toward the future, all the while, serving excellent food and drink.
Read MoreThe very first South Island Winetopia event is arriving in Christchurch this July! With over 50 of New Zealand’s best wineries involved for 2021, offering everything from Rieslings to Pinot Noirs, Sauvignon Blancs to Syrahs.
Read MoreWendy and her husband Darren have owned Esquires Merivale for five years come October, and after living in Christchurch for close to fifteen years, the couple describes the city as home.
Read MorePalate’s sweet treats are all about mum this month - from little treats to full-scale decadent selections of deliciousness. Treat your monumental mama!
Read MoreMay’s Clink! brings you the best in autumnal tipples to warm the cockles, from whisky to wine and everything in between.
Read MoreMel is head chef at Greystone Cellar Door and is renowned for her incredible knowledge of wild foods and edible plants. Mel is one of only a few licensed foragers in New Zealand.
Read MoreAs one of the absolute iconic stalwarts in our local hospo scene, Café Valentino’s vibrant Italian fare and atmosphere are second to none – no wonder they’re celebrating a whopping 30 years in the business.
Read MoreInterior designer Alex Fulton brings her colour-loving enthusiasm to style this beautiful, locally designed Belle Interiors Cherry sofa from McKenzie & Willis with a warming backdrop of Resene Merlot and Resene Eighth Colins Wicket.
Read MoreCity living isn’t about going without a garden; it just takes a touch of creative thinking. In a busy urban environment, space is always at a premium, so creating gardens for city homes brings unique challenges.
“It’s my strong personal opinion that all families can be divided by a very simple value system – families that camp and those that don’t. It’s the families that camp that are also the ones who still get Santa photos despite all the kids now being 45.”
Read More“Internationally renowned architect Rick A. Ball stated, “It is in the city where life begins”. I completely agree. I love nothing more than getting dressed up and heading into our urban space, and this month I found myself in various locations, all in the name of fashion.”
Read More“On behalf of all humans who struggle with skin difficulties/disorders, I kindly ask you to stop giving skincare advice when it hasn’t been asked for.”
Read MoreDanni Duncan’s picks for this month’s Pamper spread are all about your tresses. Check in to see the best in eco-friendly gear for your hair!
Read MoreEver wondered what it’s like to completely change direction and move into the heart of the city centre when you’ve previously resided in the leafy suburbs?
The Royal New Zealand Ballet’s critically acclaimed production of Giselle, which toured the world after its sold-out premiere season in 2012, returns to delight Christchurch ballet lovers this June.
Read MoreNew property investment rules, and current market conditions, mean building a new rental home in Christchurch is a smart option for those seeking a great return.
Read MoreLess than an hour from central Ōtautahi, and not far from Little River, is Okuti Valley. About halfway along the sunny side of the valley, you will find yourself a haven. It is four hectares of fruit trees, wildflowers, herbs, and animals – there is even a pond with a small rowboat. This is Okuti Garden.
Read MoreThis country is in love with pre-loved. With vintage and consignment clothing piquing wide-reaching interest in recent years and various rental dress companies and professional ‘op shops’ popping up – there’s been a collective embrace of all things pre-loved. It’s great for the wallet and the world.
Read MoreNew Zealand’s construction and demolition industry is one of the largest waste producers in the country, but Christchurch man Martin Thompson is working to make a difference. He’s backing recycled timber as a way to help lighten the load on the environment.
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