Here Magazine, No. 13
Photo by Sam Hartnett

Here Magazine’s 2022 feature on our lovely customer Nicola Manning’s Waiheke Island home is one we enjoy revisiting. We were thrilled to see some memorable furniture such as our Rex Kralj CC Dining Table and OMK T1 Armchair beautifully photographed in this Waiheke Island home. We’ve selected a couple of images from the Here Magazine article that show how these pieces sit within the home.

We were also privileged to have our Cirrata Table Lamp by Oblure in the issue’s styled lighting edit, 'Illumination', photographed by Sam Hartnett. A big thank you to Here Magazine and Natalie Parke for including us.

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T1 Armchair
The T1 Armchair, introduced in 1967 and popularized by Habitat, exemplifies modern British design with its Bauhaus-inspired tubular steel frame and luxurious leather upholstery. Celebrated as a post-war high-tech classic, it remains a standout in contemporary furniture history.

The T1 Armchair began its legacy in 1967 when it was purchased by Sir Terence Conran for his influential contemporary design store ‘Habitat’. It quickly became one of the company's most popular models and ushered in a new era of modern furniture.

Inspired by Bauhaus principles, constructed from tubular steel and upholstered with deluxe coach hide leather the T1 is both lightweight and strong. Today it is regarded as a true British design classic and one of the best examples of post war high-tech design.

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Karimoku Case Study N-CC01 Coffee Table & N-S01 Sofa
Styled by Amber Armitage
Photographed by Wendy Fenwick
As seen in Uno Magazine ‍

UNO Magazine featured our coffee table, sofa, and dining table from Karimoku Case Study in an inspiring edit 'Layering up for Winter' – a special interior feature with styling tips and ideas on how to layer up your home.

Thanks to all our talented friends in the media for showcasing our products.

Karimoku Case Study A-DT01 Dining Table
Styled by Amber Armitage
Photographed by Wendy Fenwick
As seen in Uno Magazine ‍

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