Your Home and Garden

No matter if we’re living in cozy spaces or expansive ones, together or solo, our desire to transform our houses into homes is stronger than ever. We’re blending indoor and outdoor spaces and fueling our enthusiasm for home decor and renovation through various media platforms like never before. As the online hub for New Zealand's top home and interior magazine brand, Your Home & Garden, yourhomeandgarden.co.nz aims to ignite Kiwis’ love for home creation. It serves as a comprehensive resource for home design, offering tools, advice, and inspiration across all categories—ranging from architecture and interior design to gardening, arts, and crafts.

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See how this homeowner created a pāua-inspired floor

6 days ago | yourhomeandgarden.co.nz | Bryony Ammonds-Smith

Bringing the beach home tends to mean sand tracking in on your shoes or a seashell in your pocket. In Carol Larson’s case, she created a permanent souvenir in the way of a painted mezzanine floor. The Pourerere Beach bach had just been completed and the flooring was laid out with laminated chipboard. The initial plan was to cover it with carpet, but the texture inspired Carol, who has a background in marine science and a love for the ocean.
The best Ecovacs Deebot robot vacuums for effortless home cleaning

1 week ago | yourhomeandgarden.co.nz | Hemma Vara

If you’re dreaming of spotless floors without dedicating hours to cleaning them, you’ve come to the right place. Ecovacs Deebot robot vacuums are designed to make your life easier, offering advanced features that take the hard work out of maintaining a tidy home.
Save hundreds on homewares, furniture, tech & travel this June

2 weeks ago | yourhomeandgarden.co.nz | Hemma Vara

Every recommendation you see has been handpicked by our editors. If you click, buy or book through our links, we may earn a commission. Read more here. Feeling the winter slump and craving a reset? We hear you. Nothing quite boosts our mood like a little retail therapy, so we’ve rounded up the best EOFY sales to shop this June. The mid-year sales are the perfect opportunity to transform your home into a haven.
From Frosé to Frappés: The viral Ninja Slushi Machine is back in stock

2 weeks ago | yourhomeandgarden.co.nz | Hemma Vara

Every recommendation you see has been handpicked by our editors. If you click, buy or book through our links, we may earn a commission. Read more here. This home slushie machine racked up an impressive waitlist of 50,000 New Zealanders and Australians before its launch, and after selling out multiple times, it’s finally back in stock. The Ninja Slushi Professional Frozen Drink Maker promises “no prep slushies” (no blenders or ice cubes required!) at home.
An office of coffee addicts put the De'Longhi Magnifica Evo Next to the test

3 weeks ago | yourhomeandgarden.co.nz | Sarah Templeton

There are a lot of clichés around coffee you’ve probably endured on a chalkboard outside your local café. “Don’t talk to me until I’ve had my morning coffee.” “Today’s good mood is sponsored by coffee.” Okay, these are all somewhat painful, but ultimately, at the end of the day, true. And nowhere is that more apparent than in our busy publishing office with multiple weekly deadlines, meetings, and late nights. A coffee machine has to pull its weight in this fast-paced environment.
See inside Tim Burton's unexpected English cottage

3 weeks ago | yourhomeandgarden.co.nz | Teneal Zuvela

People might know Director Tim Burton for his weird and wonderful film aesthetic, but his own home is surprisingly traditional. The prolific film director has put his Oxfordshire home on the market for an asking price of £4.5 million (NZ$10.1 million) with Savills Real Estate. Located in the Oxfordshire village of Sutton Courtenay, Burton first purchased the 18th-century Grade II-listed property in 2006 with his partner at the time, actress Helena Bonham Carter.
Actress Emma Stone is selling her unfinished Texas estate

1 month ago | yourhomeandgarden.co.nz | Teneal Zuvela

Actor Emma Stone and her husband, Dave McCary, have put their Texas property up for sale, halfway through its renovations. The couple purchased the sprawling estate in 2021, located in Austin’s exclusive Tarrytown district. They enlisted the help of Cuppett Kilpatrick, an architecture and interior design firm, to carry out the renovation. However, it seems the stars have had a change of plans.
2025's best cosy throw blankets NZ for winter

1 month ago | yourhomeandgarden.co.nz | Bryony Ammonds-Smith

Believe it or not, there are benefits to the winter chill: thicker layers, comforting meals, and curling up under cosy throw blankets. A blanket is as much a statement piece as it is a necessary winter warmer. An easy way to refresh your decor—drape it over your couch, occasional chair or bed so it’s always within reach. If you’re always cold, a wool blend, plush fleece, or faux fur throw will keep you cosy and warm.
9 stylish and sturdy bed frames to suit any bedroom

1 month ago | yourhomeandgarden.co.nz | Hemma Vara

A bed frame is more than just a foundation for your mattress. As your bedroom’s largest piece of furniture, it sets the tone for the entire space, allowing you to tie in complementary design elements like bedding, lighting and rugs. Beyond aesthetics, thoughtfully designed bed frames are a savvy way to maximise storage space. Many models incorporate hidden features like shelves behind the headboard or storage drawers in the base, making even the smallest rooms feel organised.
This moody-toned weekender apartment exudes luxury

1 month ago | yourhomeandgarden.co.nz | Shelley Tustin

Feeling a kinship with your interior designer is surely the first step to a successful project – and the owners of this apartment in a ski resort town didn’t have to look too hard to find a connection with their designer, Kate Walker. “The apartment in question was one that my fiance and I had looked at purchasing. So, I had an intimate knowledge of the interior, and of the potential,” says Kate.