Located at the end of a long street, the interior warehouse Christchurch is a large store offering a variety of different products for home and garden use. The store is open seven days a week and you can easily buy the items you need at reasonable prices.
Manukau store
Located at 136 Moorhouse Ave in Addington, Interior Warehouse Christchurch is a great place to shop for affordable luxury. The store has a wide selection of homewares and decorative items to choose from. Aside from their onsite delivery services, they have also received good reviews for their products.
The store is part of the Interior Warehouse brand. This retailer focuses on high-quality furniture and decorative accessories. There is also a store in the Southland town of Gore. Their product line includes the latest in home furnishings, furnishings of the past, and accessories from around the world. The company was founded by Sam Main and Tom Noonan, both of whom lost their Air New Zealand jobs in the wake of the pandemic. The company has had a steady growth in income over the years, and is still going strong.
The company’s website offers a small but informative store map, which lists all stores in the city. The website also has a store locator which allows shoppers to find the store that is right for them.
Orakei Bay Village
Located on the water’s edge of the Orakei Basin in the leafy suburb of Remuera, Orakei Bay Village is a hidden gem. This seaward warehouse is home to a number of popular stores and restaurants. And the village is one of New Zealand’s most dog-friendly locations.
Located within Orakei Bay Village is the Ivy building, designed by Nat Cheshire. The building is on the water’s edge of the village and features ample parking and three entries. It also has ample seating options. Among its tenants are F45 and Silky Otter Cinemas. The building was designed for repurposing, and Nat Cheshire is clear on the appeal of old, working buildings.
The building also houses a small art gallery called Art Haus Orakei. The gallery showcases local artists and aims to be a community hub. It is decorated with large graffiti murals and neon lights. It also features a book club and local book publisher.
Orakei Bay Village also has a number of other retail spaces. The Citta Design Outlet store is a new brand to join the village, and it features a huge selection of designer homewares.
The Stars of Folklore
Located inside a Victorian grain store, the Grainstore Gallery is an artsy AF establishment, boasting an enviable collection of local and international works of art. In a crowded market, the gallery’s unique vantage points allow it to stand out from the crowd.
As a harried shopper, I was impressed by the quality of the wares exhibited, the effervescent owners and the sheer array of goods on display. Fortunately for me, the shop is a one-stop shop, with an array of artisanal food items, fine art and the oddest of knickknacks all in one spot. Despite being a short-staffed operation, there are still plenty of opportunities to catch a bargain.
The Axe
Whether you’re buying furniture, clothing, decor or accessories, The Axe is your destination for homewares and luxuries. With a selection of unique, timeless and modern pieces, you’ll find what you’re looking for at this Christchurch interior warehouse.
Located just a stone’s throw away from Rich Coffee and Bella Bloom Florist, the store stocks timeless pieces as well as trendy and unique homewares. You can find classic sofas, leather upholstery, wooden bookcases, armchairs, and more. You’ll also find a wide range of furniture accessories such as tableware, linen bedding, and artworks from around the world. The Axe’s merchandise is carefully selected to ensure quality and timelessness. You’ll also find a range of organic, sustainable body care products. The Axe also stocks cloth children’s toys from the US.
Meg Domett opened Stacks furniture next door to The Axe. She explains the interior philosophy behind the store: “I like to stock simple, functional items. I like to make my interiors a place where people can breathe and relax.” Stacks has become a Wellington institution and is one of Meg’s main businesses.