Asked to name one of his favourite local campaigns from last year, Foodstuff's Steve Bayliss picked an unlikely choice by awarding the

Separating Aucklanders from their beloved cars – easy? It can be, says TRA's Jeremy McDonnell. 

Hip office fit-outs featuring foosball tables and slides have often been the subject of ridicule, but a survey of over 200 business leaders in

If you’re been keeping up with the decades’ architectural trends, it’s been hard to miss the growing number of shipping-container homes and business spaces

Freedom Furniture has announced a partnership with volunteer-driven charity Bellyful which involves a limited-edition capsule collection of homewares.

Anyone who has crawled along one of Auckland’s motorways in bumper-to-bumper traffic will know the confused—albeit elated—feeling that comes when the traffic just starts

The parent company of Only Good and Health Basics has launched a new product targeting health-and-image conscious Millennials. API senior brand manager Suzanne McKandry

Virtual reality is changing the very way in which we buy and sell things. Here's how.

One of humanity's ongoing quests is to discover the secret to innovation. Can you inspire eureka moments by working in different environments and participating

The latest trend among retailers is selling childrens' products which aren't just blue for boys and pink for girls. But are consumers on board?

Beanbags are cool. Beanbags that float in your pool? Even cooler - at least if you ask Tauranga-based SoFloat.

As cities grow, there's a challenge to retain the knowledge, history, community and creativity that give places their character and sense of identity. One solution

Hannah Burnard and her business partner Robyn Pelvin were working in corporate roles when they became frustrated with the mainstream clothing options on offer.

After a decade of giving brands and products award winning looks, Saatchi & Saatchi Design Worldwide closed its doors at the end of this past

Synesthesia, or the stimulation of one sense triggering another sense, is a rare and fascinating condition for most people. But thanks

Wellington-based juvenile products company phil&teds is capitalising on recent European success by growing their team on the ground and purchasing commercial property in Spain.

There's a new sculpture more than 10 metres tall sitting in Auckland's Aotea Square. And it's made of Lego - more than 500,000 of

New Zealanders are quite the coffee connoisseurs and it’s a love that equates to $13.67 a week on average. And that’s spend in

The winner of the Innovation in Design & Engineering is

Christchurch, New Plymouth, Hamilton and Auckland have all won big at the Entertainment Venues Association of New Zealand (EVANZ) Awards

A council-funded initiative to bring back vacant spaces for public use is aiming to empower the communities it touches. 

Auckland-based consultancy Evident is aiming to change the way people think about building, and they practice what they preach.

Retail can learn a lot from other industries, particularly those as exciting and aspirational as yoga. Auckland's Studio Red Hot Yoga was a winner

When it comes to retail, pop-up stores play by a slightly different set of rules to a regular bricks-and-mortar store. We spoke with the

Advertisers are referred to as 'head hunters" for a reason, says FCB senior designer Nick McFarlane. His new book explains just why that label

Following the devastating series of earthquakes in Kaikoura, Christchurch design studio McCarthy is hoping to raise some money for the community with its project <a