Category Archives: Lifestyle

Lifestyle

“An immaculately presented home with thoughtful touches attention to detail and it’s key selling points highlighted will create a positive first impression, optimise the property’s value and ensure it stands out from others”.

Lifestyle

Food brings people together. It is our common denominator, necessary for survival but universally enjoyed. Catering for friends and family in your home can be a rewarding and fun task. All of us take pride in our homes. Inviting people into the space that has been created to house a lifetime of memories is special.

Lifestyle

The power of flowers is extraordinary. Flowers can speak a million words; they are used to celebrate love, birth, growth, life, and so much more.  Nature is beautiful, and we are fortunate in New Zealand to be surrounded by so much of it. Welcoming nature brings life into your home, generating happiness and lifting moods. I [...]

Lifestyle

Spring means more time outdoors and less time indoors.

Lifestyle

When it comes to doing the right thing for the environment, Janette from Verdant Living thinks we need to draw

Lifestyle

In this feature, we speak to local interior styling and home staging guru Alicia Walker from ‘Elite Living’

Lifestyle

There was a time when the sale and purchase of residential property were transacted on a basic,

Lifestyle

One way of boosting your home’s curb appeal is creating unique, attractive, and inspiring exterior colour schemes.

Lifestyle

What does a pastry chef and small business owner do when they find themselves stuck at home with nothing but time?

Lifestyle

Coming home and walking through the front door after a long day, should make you feel relaxed, satisfied, and happy to be home.

Lifestyle

The ultimate goal with home staging is to evoke a mood that home buyers can relate to, but these days, potential buyers are getting smarter.

Lifestyle , Real Estate Insights

Most will agree that in past years, a majority of Kiwis had a strong desire to own their own home. It has been suggested that homeownership is in our DNA; a house and a quarter acre section was once the target