Shop Furniture & Finishings for the Home

In the centre of Kaiapoi you’ll find the absolute treasure trove that is Love Your Home. Filled with stunning one-of-a-kind furniture pieces, artworks, home accoutrements, decor and special gifts, there’s always something new and jaw-dropping to be snapped up at Love Your Home.

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The Kaiapoi Arts & Crafts Co-op is brimming with unique gift ideas and features the work of 16 different artists and crafters. Pop in and discover a treasure (or two!).

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Tucked away in its own little corner of Rangiora is The Fabric of Society. Beautiful, luxurious fabrics are the mainstay of this bountiful shop, but you’ll also find a perfectly curated selection of gifts, soft furnishings, accessories, decor pieces, books and fashion items to tickle your fancy.

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For all things luxe living, take a trip to The Old School Collective’s Louis Living. An extension of the oh-so-lovely Louis Who clothing boutique, Louis Living stocks beautiful, hygge, stylish homewares and furniture including lamps, rugs, cushions, candles and everything else you’ll need to lift your home styling game.

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Woven Veranda imports a stylish Scandinavian range of indoor and outdoor wicker furniture, sold right here in Waikuku, North Canterbury. Their stunning showroom at the Old School Collective profiles the beautiful hand-selected furniture pieces along with a lovely range of home accessories including the most luxurious wool blankets.

Visit Woven Veranda.

The numerous retailers housed within The Mill at Waikuku offer an eclectic range of furniture, art and home finishings. Have a wander through ID Gallery, The Emporium of Lost Things and The Big Room to snap up a one-off item, artwork, cushion or rug to complete the look of your room, home or garden.

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Get lost amongst the wonder of The Rusty Acre in Mandeville. This hidden gem is an absolute Aladdin’s Cave of home decor, gifts and one-of-a-kind, hand-painted, restyled furniture. Browse the personally-selected brocante and furniture before nipping out to stroll through the sculpture garden ($10pp). This hidden gem is open sporadically in winter, so make sure you call ahead or check their Facebook page to confirm opening hours.

Visit The Rusty Acre.

For something unique and eye-catching, book a time to visit Heavenlea Touch in Tuahiwi. Open by appointment, this wonderful little home business turns recycled timber into stunning furniture and homewares. Owners Andrew and Leonie are influenced by a variety of styles including French rustic country/ barn style, Nordic and industrial. Their pieces are undeniably quirky and each is crafted with love and attention to detail.

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