Create the dream outdoor living space you''ve always desired with Coastal Design''s stunning 2009 range of designer outdoor furniture. Add a modern twist to your outdoor area with circular swivel armchairs, modular outdoor sofas, luxurious loungers, dining suites and much more. The 2009 Collection can be viewed on our website or in our spacious Auckland showroom at 24 Garfield Street, Parnell. We are open Tuesday to Saturday, from 10.00am to 4.00pm. Ph: 09 365 2726 or 021 999 776

We have been manufacturing lounge suites for over 30 years and our suites are built to last by our own talented craftsmen.

Commercial and home furniture.

Quality office furniture to suit any budget with free delivery in the metropolitan area.

PeaceTogether Duvets - Original modular sleep system that offers the unique feature of being adjustable. Sleep in comfort and at the right temperature

Our lounge suites are designed and made to suit the needs and design comforts of today without compromising quality. Our aim and philosophy is to help our customers get what they want from New Zealand made products and our own handpicked hardwood dining case goods and occasional furniture and accessories.

We are specialises in buying and selling quality used office furniture.

Although adding on to a home has always been a popular way to acquire more space, the preferred method these days is to add an outside room that will still be a part of the home. Whether it’s enclosing the existing porch or patio, building a new one, or adding a gazebo or cabana to the yard, people are moving outdoors – or, perhaps, moving the outdoors inside. However, these new areas are not to be confused with the porches and patios of old.

Long gone are the days when office furniture meant a simple computer desk and a filing cabinet. In this day and age, we have all sorts of technology to accommodate for. There are photocopiers, drafting tables, large networks of workstations, and much more to take into account. Getting the best deal on this excess in office furniture can be tough. And the question arises as to whether not the extra money is worth it in the first place - so what is a business to do?