You know it’s a great decision to choose natural products for the home. Bremworth knows that too and is on a mission to make happier, healthier homes through the natural power of wool.
All in Flooring
The warm art of wool
We explore the latest trends in unique, handmade custom flooring from Designer Rugs who are in the business of turning wool from South Island farms into works of art.
Coming in from the cold
With the change of season comes the need to warm up our homes. From natural décor and heating to the soft, warming texture of wool, we explore some wonderful ways to get cosy this autumn.
La dolce vita in Aotearoa
Our homes are canvases on which we express our creativity, so what better way to produce a masterpiece than with Forté’s new Artiste and Moda Collections? The team at Forté Flooring tells us all about these two European-inspired ranges.
A world of difference
With the installation of Cavalier Bremworth’s new interactive display stands, customers at The Flooring Centre can get hands-on with the samples, making choosing the perfect 100 per cent wool carpet a breeze.
Tiling for the long haul
Operating in Christchurch for over 40 years, Brymac Tiles continues to SET TRENDS THAT last the distance. The Christchurch tile experts offer a vast array of tiling products, selected with care to stand the test of time.
Naturally New Zealand, naturally wool
With the arrival of Cavalier Bremworth’s newest ranges of carpet at The Flooring Centre, now is the time to think natural.
A legacy of quality
With a reputation for quality products, workmanship and service, Brymac Tiles has been looking after customers in Christchurch for 40 years.
Two’s company
Partners in life and work, Amy and Darren, bring a personal touch to their unique tiling business.
Foundation for living
Create an impeccable floor-to-ceiling interior scheme with an exceptional range of timber products from Forté.
Fit for purpose
Selecting the right flooring material across all areas of the home is imperative – but never more so than in a wet area like the bathroom. Karin Hubber explains