Interior design studio

We Are Koko Roasters from Samoa - We make Koko products using Pacific beans. Our products can be purchased online and through our many amazing stockists (listed on our website).

CURIONOIR CREATE FRAGRANCES, TAONGA AND RARE OBJET D’ART THAT EVOKE MEMORIES IN A WORLD OF SENSORY INTANGIBLES.

Nestled on the veranda overlooking the church Corban Estate Art Centre you'll find us serving up homemade seasonal goods alongside Riley coffee (Organic + Fairtrade + Independently roasted) Dog friendly - Kid friendly - All Welcome. Think of us as your home away from home out west. Mon to Sat 10am til 3pm

We're a Palestinian-Aotearoa business selling Hebron ceramics, Nablus soap, olive oil, hand-embroidered accessories, and other products made in Palestine.

Public Record is a gallery store in Ponsonby owned by designer and stylist Yuka O’Shannessy. Public Record represents both New Zealand and international artists and makers who create high standard art, craft and design pieces from raw materials using age-old or technical processes specific to their practices. The space is designed to be welcoming and calm to encourage contemplation and appreciation for the personal narratives and skills of the artists along with the conversations they evoke. We like to envisage that these works will be kept as family heirlooms that are passed down through generations. As well as providing this for its customers, Public Record has built a strong and supportive creative community for its artists too. Public Record intends to provide a place and space for cultural exchanges. Our ever-evolving catalogue is centred around Yuka’s two homes: Aotearoa, New Zealand and Japan. As well as representing Japanese artists in New Zealand and offering workshops on traditional crafts, Public Record also represents New Zealand artists in Japan. We are excited about the possibilities for new understandings of traditional practices. Another theme central to the curation of the store is the principles of wabi-sabi, a Japanese philosophy loosely translated to a reverence for that which is imperfect, natural and honest either; as a way of life or in aesthetics. Born in Tokyo, Yuka has been living in Aotearoa with her family for the past 20 years. She believes in intentional living and creating a world that is warm, refined, considered and one of quiet beauty.

Stay Trashy started in 2016 as a way to help me and my mates through winter in Wellington. It's a calendar based on moon cycles, collaborative art and monthly reminders with Aotearoa based witchcraft vibes rooted in rock n roll. Featuring an anti capitalist gift guide based on astrological signs, full moon ritual ideas, Tarot spread prompts and plant magic. I'm a queer Pākehā wahine making it by hand with the help of 12 Aotearoa based artists in Tāmaki Makaurau. This year's theme is Haunted House.

10 Knots Waiheke Island Smokehouse makes craft smoked fish including Kahawai, Hoki, Warehou, Trevally and Hake in our small smokehouse on Waiheke Island.