Ecostore Products

Discover the ultimate home helper

Ecostore believes in creating a world of good, one person, and one home at a time. All of the formulas are plant and mineral-based, biodegradable, and contain only what’s necessary to get the job done. The products are designed to work harder, so you don’t have to — meaning less scrubbing and soaking, and more time embracing life’s messy moments.

From sparkling dishes to gleaming surfaces, Ecostore’s home care range makes everyday cleaning effortless. Dishwashing products harness biodegradable enzymes to cut through grease and food residue, while household cleaners use plant-based actives to tackle grime without harsh chemicals. Safe for the whole family, free from animal ingredients, and scented with subtly uplifting natural aromas, these products let you enjoy a fresh, clean home with none of the fuss.

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Graff High Jewellery Collection

As Graff lays down roots in New Zealand, we explore the Maison’s breathtaking new couture high jewellery collection

For the uninitiated, Graff is one of the world’s most revered luxury jewellery houses, crafting covetable, rarefied pieces from the finest diamonds. Since its inception in the 1960s, Graff has built a reputation for working with some of the world’s most important and rare stones — with a particular emphasis on high jewellery that amplifies the inherent beauty of each gem.

Now, in a tribute to the decade in which the House was founded, Graff has unveiled a new high jewellery collection inspired by the hypnotic spirit of the sixties. Titled ‘1963’, this extraordinary chapter channels the era’s spirit of freedom, rebellion, glamour, and cultural revolution, refracted through the unrivalled brilliance of Graff diamonds.

At the heart of the collection, the 1963 necklace is a striking display of Graff’s exacting craftsmanship. Sculptural ovals ripple outward in hypnotic curves, framing oval diamonds that draw the eye with their luminous intensity. Subtle details elevate the piece, including a concealed line of pavé emeralds — a quiet flash of Graff’s signature green.

This bold, graphic rhythm continues in the matching bracelet, where a sweep of custom-cut baguette diamonds captivates with their clean, dynamic brilliance. Flickers of emerald peek through here too, adding an unexpected burst of colour that ties each piece back to the House’s heritage.

Completing the suite, statement earrings mirror the collection’s sculptural flow, uniting radiant diamonds and delicate emerald accents in a striking interplay of movement and light. 

Ultimately, this high jewellery collection embodies both the spirit of the Swinging Sixties and the essence of Graff itself: an ode to heritage, an expression of transformative artistry, and a bold vision of what high jewellery can be. A hypnotic tribute to the decade that sparked a revolution in style and culture — and a thrilling new chapter in the House’s legacy of brilliance.

Now, with Graff setting up shop on our shores, we too can experience first-hand the magic and mastery of one of the world’s true jewellery greats — where legacy, artistry, and innovation converge in every luminous creation.


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Graff

45 Queen Street
Auckland Central
Auckland
1010

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Skip the socks and give Dad the gift he really wants this Father’s Day — letting our ultimate gift guide point you in the right direction

The Skateroom Mowalola Edition ‘MOTO’ Skateboard Deck from Ssense
Tom Dixon Tank Whiskey Decanter from ECC
Never Flinch by Stephen King from Scorpio Books
Georg Jensen Sky Drinking Bottle from The Iconic
Baina Sulis Bathrobe from Ssense
Assouline Basketball: The Impossible Collection from Farfetch
Camp cap from Loewe
Villa Membership to Waimarino Lodge
Bottega Veneta Jim Queen Duffle Bag from Mr Porter
Faceted Diamond Cufflinks from Graff
Golf Towel from Louis Vuitton
Glenfiddich 15YO Solera Single Malt Scotch Whisky from Glenfiddich
Poltrona frau x leica fidelio multimedia cabinet from Studio Italia
Therabody JetBoots PRO Compression Boots from the iconic
Bottega Veneta Odyssey Suitcase from Mr Porter
Edie Parker Glass Tabletop Lighter Ashtray Set from Ssense
BANKA Advance Gym Weight Bench from Pent.
Comme des Garçons Wonderwood EDP from Mecca
SILICATE PLATE STAND from Ligne Roset
IKKARI Magnesium Recovery Soak from Adore Beauty
BVLGARI MAN Leather Bracelet from Bvlgari
SOHO HOME ROEBLING CUT CRYSTAL ROCKS GLASS Set from Obery
DRKSHDW BY RICK OWENS
Imbottito Bomber Jacket from Mr Porter
Verdier Steak Knife Set from Studio of Tableware
John And Paul A Love Story in Songs
by Ian Leslie from Unity Books
KitchenAid Stand Mixer from Milly’s
Spiral Bangle from Graff
Sandalwood Indulgence Set from Ecostore
Membership Plus to Auckland Art Gallery
Georg Jensen Sky Ice Cubes from The Iconic
Pioneer DJ DJM-S7 DJ Mixer from Mix Foundation
FRAMA Ground Corkscrew from Ssense
Mette Ditmer Artpiece candle holder from Dawson & co.
Glenmorangie 12YO The Original Single Malt from liquorland
WMF BBQ Patty Maker from Studio of Tableware
Tank Louis Cartier watch from Partridge
Assouline GOLF: THE IMPOSSIBLE COLLECTION from Ligne Roset
Transparent Turntable from Ssense
Maserati Mcpura from Maserati
Comfort Craftsman boot from R.M.Williams
Elsa Peretti Snake Brooch from Tiffany & Co.
Gucci Savoy Wash Bag from Mr Porter
RETRO Leather Punching Bag from modest vintage player
The Apollo Ice Bath from alpine spas
Covent Garden from the Gods, 1982, oil on canvas, 945 x 890 mm by Alan Pearson from Sanderson
Rolex Datejust 41 from Partridge
Kapital Intarsia Socks from Mr Porter
Caroline Morey, Les Greves, Pinot Noir, Beaune, France, 2021 from The Wine Room
Fiji Escape to Vomo Island
Babolat Pure Drive 98 (Gen.11) Tennis Racket from Players Sports
Classic Slip-Ons from Ugg
And it all went silent, Acrylic on canvas, 870 x 980mm by Lottie Consalvo from Föenander Galleries
Buben & Zorweg Quantum 16 Macassar watch safe from Farfetch
Alhambra cufflinks from Van Cleef & Arpels
Lighthouse Gin
Barrel Aged from The Foley Wine Club
Kai Shun Classic Chef’s Knife from Studio of Tableware
Steel bottle from Gucci
Pierre Arpels watch from Van Cleef & Arpels
Fourth Street Silver-tone bottle opener from Net-A-Porter
Cast Iron Casserole from Le Creuset

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Step inside Osklo’s Cordell Drive Home — a refined retreat where laid-back and luxe collide

Architecture & Interiors — Osklo
Photography — Douglas Friedman, Sam Frost & Tyler Hogan

Hollywood Hills living often calls to mind sleek modernism and expansive glass walls. Yet Studio Osklo’s Cordell Drive Home offers something different — a quietly luxurious reinterpretation of Hollywood Regency, blending timeless elegance with inviting warmth.

Built in 1948 and rumored to be an original John Elgin Woolf, this 5,000-square-foot residence presents itself as a modern classic, its creamy white blocks edged in black composing a refined, understated façade.

Inside, light floods in through oversized casement windows, framing dual views east to downtown LA and west to Century City and the ocean beyond, a rare architectural gift in the Hills. Osklo’s design breathes through rift oak panelling, wide plank floors, and soft matte plaster walls that feel both tactile and timeless. Think old world Hollywood glamour meeting Scandinavian calm.

The palette is a masterclass in warmth and restraint: earthy taupes, creams, and soft browns set the stage for layers of velvet, boucle, and mohair, alongside natural stone with expressive marbling. Spaces feel curated but effortless, a delicate balance between bespoke Osklo furnishings and heirloom antiques that honour the home’s storied past.

Bedrooms offer sanctuary with plush textures and serene tones, while the primary suite is a beacon of luxury, with a dressing room, an indoor/outdoor shower, sweeping bathroom, and a terrace made for slow mornings.

The kitchen, robust and welcoming, is built for entertaining with an ease that belies its elegance. Living spaces unfold with openness and intimacy in perfect tandem, including a media room, pool table, and a bar primed for gatherings that linger.

Outside, the home’s outdoor living spaces are as thoughtfully designed as the interiors. A sleek pool commands attention. Adjacent to it, layered terraces create moments for both lively entertaining and peaceful retreat, framed by citrus trees and a few quintessential LA palms. The cobbled limestone motor court grounds the property with textural charm, balancing the home’s clean-lined architecture.

In all, Studio Osklo’s Cordell Drive residence is a masterclass in timeless design, a home that honours its storied past while embracing a modern, relaxed sophistication. It’s a place where classic Hollywood elegance meets thoughtful, considered living, creating a sanctuary that feels both utterly chic and welcomingly warm.

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Forget everything you thought you knew about Frankenstein

Dark, defiant, and deliciously unhinged, Mary: The Birth of Frankenstein is the gothic feminist fever dream you didn’t know you needed. Set in 1816 — the infamous storm-lashed summer that spawned Mary Shelley’s masterpiece — this bold new production by Auckland Theatre Company lifts the lid on the young writer’s psyche, reimagining the night she gave life to one of literature’s most enduring monsters.

Award-winning playwright Jess Sayer (with co-creator/director Oliver Driver of Amadeus fame) takes us deep into the shadows of a Swiss villa, where Mary (played by Olivia Tennet) stands over a bloodied corpse, her words turned dangerous. What begins as a classic period drama quickly unravels into a drug-fuelled, lust-drenched spiral of horror, as Mary sheds the men who try to control her and reclaims the terrifying, brilliant force of her own imagination.

It’s clever. It’s unrelenting. And it’s a rare look at the internal world of one of history’s most misunderstood literary geniuses. More than just a retelling, Mary is a celebration of the darker sides of womanhood, of creativity unbound — and a reminder that the original mad scientist was just a teenage girl with a pen.

This is not your average night at the theatre — and that’s exactly why you should go. Mary: The Birth of Frankenstein runs at the ASB Waterfront Theatre from Thursday 21st August to Sunday 7th September — book your tickets here.

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Shop the season’s hottest accessory — the luxe hand fan

We’re hardly experiencing a heatwave, but in the name of future planning (and accommodating for those who are Europe-based or bound), we’re reporting on the fashion fix of the moment: a chic hand fan.

Equal parts practical and statement-making, the luxe hand fan is stepping into the spotlight, and some of the world’s most covetable brands are taking note. From Hermès to Louis Vuitton, luxury houses are turning out stunning fans in elevated materials and exquisite designs, and we can’t help but think it’s a need not want situation (despite the current dreariness outside the office window). After all, fashionable doesn’t always have to mean practical, does it?

Hermès

A kaleidoscope of love and considered craftsmanship, this calfskin leather fan features eight heart-shaped panels — each uniquely hued by reclaimed materials. The colour is of each is a joyful surprise, making each beautifully one of a kind.

Gucci

A romantic nod to Gucci’s storied heritage, this silk-satin fan showcases the iconic Flora print in vivid hues. Finished with a Double G charm and Rosso Ancora leather pouch, it’s a perfectly petit luxe touch for spring.

Cartier

Feline elegance takes flight with the Panthère de Cartier fan — a stunning silk and bamboo hand fan adorned with hand-painted spots, a golden tassel, and that iconic panther head with tsavorite-green eyes.

Prada

A playful yet polished accent, this Prada fan features a vibrant print, signature triangle logo, and removable braided leather strap. Available in both white and red stripe or a yellow and red iteration, it’s the perfect piece to perfect for add flair to a springtime ensemble.

Christian Dior

Part of the Dioriviera collection, this sycamore and cotton fan pairs the iconic Toile de Jouy Palms motif with sun-soaked elegance — bringing a breezy, escapist charm to any setting.

Louis Vuitton

Playful and collectible, this Louis Vuitton fan features a whimsical Parisian scene by Pharrell and Nigo, set against pink Monogram denim. A wooden handle engraved in Japanese adds a hint of nostalgic reverie.

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Shop the Look: These are the handbags defining the season

From the structured allure of the baguette bag to the tantalising tactility of carry-alls or clutches rendered in suede and woven leather, these are the handbag trends are taking over this spring. Here, we round up the pieces well worthy of a place in your collection.

01. Baguette Bag

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JIL SANDER Cannolov shoulder bag from Net-a-Porter
Jacquemus The Salon Croc-Embossed Clutch from Moda Operandi
Khaite Simona Shoulder Bag from Moda Operandi
ALAÏA Le Teckel Canvas Bag from Moda Operandi

02. Suede Bag

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Gucci Jackie Giorno shoulder bag from Gucci
KHAITE Lotus tote bag from Farfetch
The Row Bindle Suede Bag from Moda Operandi
Prada Bonnie tote bag from Farfetch

03. Braided Leather Bag

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BOTTEGA VENETA Concert Pouch intrecciato shoulder bag from Net-a-porter
LOEWE Hammock woven tote bag from Net-a-porter
BOTTEGA VENETA Long Andiamo intrecciato clutch from Net-a-porter
DRAGON DIFFUSION Rosanna woven tote from Net-a-Porter

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Tokoriki Island Resort

Craving an adventure? These are the best spots to book in Fiji right now

Craving sun, sea, and a little something extraordinary? Whether you’re dreaming of private islands, a romantic escape, or a lush jungle retreat, Fiji delivers adventure with a side of luxury, with something to suit any type of vacation. From off-grid escapes to immersive cultural stays and family-friendly havens, these are the places worth booking now — each offering their own take on paradise.

Kokomo Private Island

Best For: The ultimate barefoot-luxury escape

Paradise is found at Fiji’s Kokomo Private Island, the ultimate barefoot-luxury escape. Here, relaxation abounds, with sundeck infinity pools, stunning waterfront villas, and meals straight from its five-acre garden, paired with seafood fresh from the surrounding waters.

Arrive by seaplane or chopper, unpack into ocean‑front bliss, then set out for a snorkel the Great Astrolabe Reef by day, or unwind at Yaukuve Spa by evening. With kids’ clubs, unmatched service, and endless ways to spend a day, Kokomo is Fiji at its most effortlessly sublime.

Book your stay here.

Dolphin Island

Best For: An romantic private island getaway

Known for its impeccable hospitality and stunningly secluded setting, Dolphin Island is the ultimate escape for those looking to get away from it all. This14-acre private retreat caters to a maximum of just eight guests, making for the ultimate luxury private island experience.

A stay here is totally unique — book into the open-air hilltop sleepout for a novel experience, or opt for one of the suites or lodges and take advantage of everything the island has to offer, from diving, fishing and water sports to cultural immersion and relaxation.

Book your stay here.

Tokoriki Island Resort

Best For: A relaxing, adults-only getaway

Tucked in Fiji’s Mamanuca Islands, Tokoriki Island Resort is an adults-only sanctuary where romance abounds. With just 36 freestanding beachfront bures and villas — each with private plunge pool and open-air showers — it’s designed for intimate, slow living.

Arrive by helicopter or boat, then spend your days snorkelling vibrant reefs, sailing the coast, or unwinding with unlimited massages in a volcanic-stone spa bure. Come evening, dine under the stars with fresh South Pacific flavours, or book the teppanyaki deck for a private chef’s table moment. Quiet, considered, and endlessly serene, this is the perfect possie for those who want to switch off completely.

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Vomo

Best For: An unforgettable family holiday

When it comes to finding the ideal tropical escape, there’s one island that delivers the trifecta: private, pristine, and perfect. Nestled in the Yasawa Islands, Vomo Island Resort offers an elite blend of luxury, tranquillity, and adventure — set across 255 acres of lush landscape fringed by white-sand beaches and warm, clear waters.

Villas and beachfront residences are spacious and secluded, perfect for families looking to get away from it all. Days unfold with snorkelling, paddleboarding, or hiking to the island’s summit for sunset (or whiled away at the spa) while little ones are entertained at the award-winning kids’ village. With exceptional dining, a serene spa, and staff who remember your name, Vomo is that rare island getaway that feels both like an escape and coming home.

Book your stay here.

Nanuku Resort

Best For: A luxurious yet culture-rich family escape

On Fiji’s southern coast, Nanuku Resort feels worlds away — an expansive beachfront hideaway where luxury meets deep cultural connection. Set on 500 private acres, its newly renovated villas and residences are designed for indoor-outdoor flow, with private pools, open-air showers, and sweeping ocean views.

Here, guests are met with a traditional warrior welcome. Days might start with sunrise yoga followed by snorkelling, reef walks, or guided treks to hidden waterfalls. Kids have their own action-packed programme, while adults can dive with sharks, book a massage, or escape to Nanuku’s private island for the afternoon. Soulful, serene, and staying true to Fiji’s inimitable spirit, Nanuku is everything a resort should be.

Book your stay here.

Royal Davui Island

Best For: A secluded romantic escape

Royal Davui Island Resort is a secluded, adults-only retreat with an offering steeped in serenity and soulful hospitality. Just 16 private villas — each with plunge pool, open‑air shower, and lagoon views — are nestled in lush tropical gardens amid a marine sanctuary brimming with vibrant coral life.

Days here are unhurried. Kayak or paddleboard over coral gardens, dive with sharks, or lounge under the banyan‑tree restaurant before a sunset champagne picnic on a drifting sand cay. Dining is included; expect Pacific‑rim seafood delights served poolside, beachside, or in‑room, and a dedicated spa is on-hand to refresh your senses. Designed for romance seekers and honeymooners, this island gem blends barefoot luxury with ultra‑personal service, warmed by owners who greet every guest by name.

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Vatuvara Private Islands

Best For: A once-in-a-lifetime (celebrity-favoured) getaway

In Fiji’s remote Northern Lau Group, Vatuvara Private Islands offers the kind of seclusion few places on Earth can match. Accessible only by private plane, this ultra-luxe eco retreat has just three expansive villas — each with its own beach, infinity pool, personal masseuse, and sweeping views over the South Pacific.

Days here are completely bespoke and personally tailored. Snorkel untouched reefs, explore Vatuvara — the single most exotic island natural reserve in the world, hike to ancient village sites, or linger over garden-to-table meals crafted just for you. Powered entirely by solar and backed by its own conservation foundation, Vatuvara is as sustainable as it is spectacular — a true once-in-a-lifetime escape.

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Six Senses Fiji

Best For: A restorative retreat

Set on Malolo Island, Six Senses Fiji is a sanctuary of barefoot luxury with a deeply rooted ethos of sustainability and wellness. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters and dense rainforest, the resort’s spacious villas — designed by Kiwi architect Richard Priest — blend sleek interiors with thoughtful touches, and private pools to boot.

Here, you’ll wake to birdsong and possibly glimpse one of the rare Fijian crested iguanas that call the resort home. Spa rituals, outdoor adventures, and zero-waste dining define the pace, while solar power and reef conservation quietly underpin it all. It’s a restorative retreat with real purpose.

Book your stay here.

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Studio Jane reimagines New Delhi living with a refined, gallery-like apartment that whispers rather than shouts

In the heart of bustling New Delhi, Studio Jane has created something rare — a tranquil, gallery-inspired apartment that feels more like a modern sanctuary than a typical urban home. Designed for a couple returning from the UK, the space is a seamless blend of minimalism, craftsmanship, and soulful expression, shaped by the clients’ appreciation for art and design.

The 3,000-square-foot residence was originally fragmented and dark, but Studio Jane’s founder, Jane Aamir, saw potential. By gutting the layout and starting fresh, she introduced a flowing, light-filled plan that prioritises openness and calm. Walls were repositioned to create better sight-lines, while large windows now flood the space with soft northern light — perfect for showcasing the couple’s growing art collection.

Every element feels curated yet organic. Sculptural lighting by New Delhi-based designers Klove Studio and Anjali Mody sits alongside bespoke furniture crafted by local artisans, including carved wooden stools, marble-topped tables, and raw linen-upholstered seating. The palette is muted but warm — dusty beige, chalky white, and sandy tones are grounded by warm wood and stone, adding tactile richness without overwhelming the senses.

A standout feature is the hand-plastered walls that lend the apartment a lived-in softness, contrasting with crisp steel-framed doors and elegant brass fixtures. Custom cabinetry and archways add a layer of architectural grace, while open shelving allows art and ceramics to be styled and restyled, much like a gallery in flux.

Studio Jane’s design philosophy — centred on light, texture, and restraint — is evident in every corner of the home. Despite the minimalist approach, nothing feels stark. Instead, the apartment breathes; it encourages slowness and reflection.

This New Delhi apartment is more than a well-designed space — it’s a gentle assertion of how urban homes can feel: tactile, intimate, and attuned to personal rhythms. Studio Jane hasn’t just created a home, they’ve choreographed an experience — one of quiet luxury, artful detail, and enduring calm.

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Savor’s celebrated festival is back and better than ever

Savor Festival is back for another unforgettable season of tantalising events that are sure to tempt the taste buds, with more than 80 incredible events spread across 60 days, including daily $35 lunch offers and $55 dinners across their popular Auckland venues. Whether you’re a devoted foodie or simply need a good excuse to get out of the house, this year’s line-up promises to surprise and delight with some exceptional experiences.

From celebrity chef takeovers and exclusive tasting events to sumptuous five-course feasts and the chance to win a foodie-themed trip to Tokyo, the festival — officially kicking off on August 18th — offers an endless array of experiences, with something on the menu for every kind of diner.

Keep an eye on Denizen in the coming weeks for all of the insider intel, including must-not-miss menus, stand-out events, and how to secure your spot before tickets sell out. And if you’d like to start planning your festival early, head here for a full overview of what’s to come.

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