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Foldable chairs have so many uses in NZ; you will never be sorry if you invest in a set. They are so versatile and convenient when you need extra seating. And when you are done, fold them up and stack them away, as they take up very little space this way.


We all know how useful tables are, and probably every one of us uses a table or two daily. However, foldable tables are an even more marvellous invention.


Church chairs are an important piece of furniture for any church. They serve multiple purposes including acting as a place to seat people, store belongings, and represent the organisation they represent.


If you have ever looked at a call centre office layout and recoiled then you have experienced your mind's reaction to bad office design. So often over the past decades, biophilic design has been booted out the door in the short-term interest of budget.


You might believe that a desk is just a thing to plonk down behind and bash out reams of your brilliant ideas but you may be surprised to know that it is more than that. If your desk makes your office utilisation uncomfortable or irritates your work style then your productivity levels (and brilliance) will be hindered.


Planning a startup means you will be spending a lot more than the average working hours at the office. And talking of offices, what are the bare essentials you need for your exciting startup (besides a world map to plan global domination)?


We’ve all been there - studying. Long day, rainy day, sunny day, it’s always tough. Add a creaking back or legs that are slowly numbing and it is even more difficult.


We’re talking about comfortable spacing today, not about standing in a queue and potentially breathing down someone’s neck. A badly laid out function or conference could have people breathing over your shoulder and tripping into your lap.


Space is a luxury, whether it is in a home, an office, a school or a mall. Leveraging its use is one of the top priorities of architects and interior designers because a spacious interior shows professionalism, planning, stability and a structured approach. 


It’s a busy week and multiple customers and/or employees have approached you with theft complaints. You want to investigate, but you have neither the labour nor time to spare. Calling the police is also an option, but that could disrupt your workflow and profits.  What do you do? If you’ve ever been in this situation, you’ve probably considered getting a locker cabinet or several for your New Zealand business.


Do you want to keep your office free of clutter and create a sense of belonging? If so, you should invest in an office locker.
An office locker offers a secure space for you to store your belongings and office items. It also helps bring flexibility and uniformity to the workplace.
However, when buying an office locker, be cautious. Not any type of locker out there will be a good match for your office.
The wrong type of office locker will affect the workflow. Besides, if you choose a locker that requires huge maintenance effort, you might spend too much money.
The office locker you choose must offer functionality, security, and flexibility. However, there are common locker purchasing mistakes that most people make.
If you make such mistakes, you will waste your time and money purchasing the wrong office locker. So, do you want to learn mistakes that can hinder your progress when buying lockers? If so, you are in the right place.
Here are the common locker shopping mistakes and how to avoid them


Meetings can be one of the most stressful aspects any business owner or executive has to face. Oftentimes the boardroom itself contributes to the problem, especially when it doesn’t have the appropriate equipment needed for a successful discussion.

But when you invest in top-quality furniture such as boardroom tables and chairs while combining that with the right technology, you can have the ideal space for all your meetings and presentations.

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