Celebrate our 30th birthday with us!

From the team at NZ House & Garden [NZ House & Garden] [NZ House & Garden - From the Editor]( Hi {NAME}, It’s our birthday and we’re celebrating 30 years as your favourite magazine. The July issue – on sale today – is a special bumper one created to mark this exciting milestone, so don’t miss out on getting your copy. Inside we take you on a trip down memory lane with a selection of covers, including the magazine’s first, published in 1994. We also have today’s take on styles that were popular when NZ House & Garden was born, along with a fun assortment of homeware, perfect for your own house party. We’ve also compiled a stellar lineup of houses for your enjoyment, starting with an extraordinary art-filled Wellington apartment that its owners loved so much they bought it back after years living elsewhere in the city. The whole place demonstrates a commitment to supporting New Zealand artists and makers, and is an ode to colour and pattern. I’m confident you’ll find our Levin garden uplifting and celebratory as well, with its riot of colour, texture and form. Building a lush rural garden was the dream of this self-taught gardener and in 2016, he retired and has devoted himself to bringing this vision to life. Inspirational! Whether this is the first issue of NZ House & Garden you’ve bought or you’re one of many who tell us they have never missed a copy for the past three decades, thank you for your support. We love what we do and we hope you do too. [Naomi Larkin] Naomi Larkin Editor [Naomi Larkin] Naomi Larkin Editor     In our July issue   Auckland designer's magical relocated villa The stylish overhaul of a relocated villa turned out to be the perfect solution for a West Auckland family who wanted to stay in the community after outgrowing their cottage. The grand proportions of the new house work well with the symmetry of the design, and its grey-green colour scheme makes for a serene environment. It's in our July issue, on sale now. An expat's colourful Sydney home Bold hues and cleverness have transformed this two-storey Paddington terrace house owned by a New Zealander and her English husband. The home is a joyful incarnation of a heritage house that has been designed for grown-ups but with children top-of-mind, and its renovation has managed to add space without making the home any bigger.   High art at a fabulous apartment in Wellington When the chance arose to buy back an apartment on the two top floors of the QT Wellington hotel, these art-collecting owners couldn't resist. Among its drawcards was the location in the centre of town and its spectacular views of the city and harbour, while its generous size allows plenty of room for their large art collection.   Sponsored content The best of both worlds Lifestyle and location combine with board and batten exterior cladding and extensive outdoor areas to keep everyone entertained in this Waikato home. [Read more](   This Horowhenua garden is a dream come true An expansive rural garden was always in the future plans of a creative zoologist-turned-accountant with big dreams. He and his partner found a 0.7ha property in Levin in 2016 and has spent the past few years making those dreams a reality, with spectacular results. You'll find it in our July issue, in stores from today.   Sponsored content Transform your spaces Multifunctional living spaces, such as kitchens, sculleries and dining rooms, require modern solutions. REVEGO, Blum's award-winning pocket system, offers unlimited design options for integrated living spaces. Enjoy beautiful interiors and exceptional user functionality with REVEGO and transform any room in your home. Visit [Blum]( to spark inspiration for your next project. [Find out more](   Sponsored content Noticeably neutral If there’s anything that communicates "quiet luxury" in the home more than beautiful neutrals, it’s the Sanctuary Sofa from Freedom. Mix up your palette with creams, soft caramels, beige and white for the ultimate aesthetic in soothing spaces. Layer with natural textures such as wool and raffia, and complete the look with Freedom’s marble Olivia coffee table. [Shop now](   Roll of the dice in Canterbury A Tai Tapu couple's gamble on a dramatic concrete and glass house has paid off. The material is not just celebrated externally – inside, there are just six partially lined walls, there solely to divide space. See it in our latest issue, out now. Taste test in Greytown A sudden desire to move house led to a chef and his husband's lifestyle change from Wellington to Briarwood, a stately building in the Wairarapa. A big selling point was its size – the couple have a wealth of decorative treasures to display.   [Visit our website]( [Buy now]( You are receiving this email because you are opted in to receive the NZ House & Garden newsletter. 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