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VidaSpace

We are redefining interiors by ‘creating atmospheres” that people love to live, work, shop, eat and play in.

Empowering Ambitious Design & showcasing the VidaSpace EcoSystem with inspired interior timber finishes.

0800 119 388 ▪️ [email protected]
Showrooms in Auckland, Wellington & Christchurch VidaSpace was founded with the core belief to provide Architects and Interior Designers easy access to innovative interior finishes that achieve engaging, authentic and awe-inspiring spaces.

18/06/2026

More of our favourite moments from the Cape to Bluff Vol. 2 launch a week ago. Congratulations once again to Simon Devitt and Andrea Stevens, what an evening and what a book⚡

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17/06/2026

Last week, VidaSpace had the honour of hosting the Auckland launch of Cape to Bluff Vol. 2 and the privilege of standing as its lead sponsor.

The second volume in Simon Devitt and Andrea Stevens' celebrated series, the book traverses Aotearoa from north to south, bringing together thirty exceptional homes that respond to the New Zealand landscape in both poetic and pragmatic ways. From alpine to coast, rural to city, it's a publication that takes this country's residential architecture seriously, and documents it with the care it deserves.

The evening itself was something special. Our showroom filled with architects, designers, makers, collaborators, and the friends and family behind the book, all gathered to celebrate a publication that felt genuinely meaningful to everyone in the room. Hearing Simon and Andrea speak to the vision behind the work was a highlight, and the energy throughout the night reflected just how much this project means to the people who made it.

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14/06/2026

Timber doesn't try to be perfect. That's exactly what makes it beautiful.

Every knot, grain variation, and watermark is evidence of a life lived, shaped by seasons, soil, and time. These aren't flaws to be corrected. They're features to be celebrated.

In Chapter One of Celebrating Imperfection, we explore the natural characteristics that give timber its character: from knots and medullary rays to sapwood contrasts and genuinely reclaimed wood with past lives.

🔗Link in Bio for the full story

10/06/2026

A moment in our Auckland showroom. Our team is here to guide you through our interior timber and decorative finishes, explore samples and collaborate to find the materials that define will your space.

Visit us across four locations in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Levin. 🖤

08/06/2026

We're delighted to be the lead sponsor of Cape to Bluff Vol. 2, the new book by Simon Devitt and Andrea Stevens.

Traversing Aotearoa from north to south, it composes a unique portrait of residential architecture across the islands. A sense of place lies at the core of the curatorial vision, 30 exceptional homes that respond to and are in harmony with the land, its forms, its climate, its people.

Landscapes range from alpine to coast, rural to city, with architects and designers responding in both poetic and pragmatic ways. A carefully crafted book, and an exclusive window into some of the most interesting, ideas-driven residential projects of recent years.

At your local bookseller from June.

04/06/2026

Design Spotlight: Paddington by

"A narrow 85sqm central Wellington townhouse, Paddington is owned by two of Wellington's finest. Originally adorned with the kind of interior that offends no one and everyone, the clients for this project wanted to bring pleasure and peace to the once stark setting. Working alongside Lucy Coote, we said goodbye to the grey carpet and white walls, to create the familiarity and warmth of your favourite cafe, but the moodiness and mystery of a late night wine bar.

Pink timber veneer kitchen with handmade tiles set against the sharp stainless steel. Dark timber, crushed velvet upholstery and dim lighting. A cold martini in hand while a soft record plays in the background. Collected rocks, candles and well worn novels lining the shelves.

Sleep ins and softly filtered sunlight bathe the main bedroom, crisp creamy white sheets and custom glossy red handles. The top floor feels personal and private. A tiled brown bathtub, timber shutters and h**p linen curtain make it hard to get out of the house in the morning, and will have you longing to come home."

- Natalie Bradburn

Material used 〰️ TABU Pama - T1.003 Dyed Timber Veneer
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28/05/2026

𝐕𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐒𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐞𝐫 /ˈviːdəˌspeɪsə/ (𝘯𝘰𝘶𝘯)⁣⁠
The humans behind VidaSpace. The personalities behind the polish. The creatives, the thinkers, the doers, and everything in between.⁣⁠
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𝘔𝘦𝘦𝘵 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘝𝘪𝘥𝘢𝘚𝘱𝘢𝘤𝘦𝘳𝘴 is your behind-the-scenes pass to what makes us tick. Because VidaSpace isn’t just built on products or projects - it’s built on people. And it’s those individual stories, passions, and quirks that come together to define who we are.⁣⁠

Up next: The Project Pilots - Aaron McLean, Candayce Smith & Riley Smith - answering quick-fire questions, off the cuff and unfiltered. Swipe to get to know them 👉

21/05/2026

Some materials arrive on site brand new. Others arrive with a lifetime behind them.

VidaGroove Reclaimed is one of the latter.

Sourced from agricultural barns in the Great Lakes region of North America and reclaimed Spruce from Eastern Europe, every board carries the visible marks of its past - weathered grain, tonal variation, nail holes, and the occasional embedded bullet found by installers.

We call it third generation wood. First life in the forest. Second in the barn. Third in the spaces it becomes part of here in New Zealand.

VidaGroove Reclaimed brings something few materials can: authentic character shaped by time.

19/05/2026

Design Spotlight: Project Waltling by

An extensive renovation with considered architecture at the forefront by Stephen Jones Architects. Full-height cabinetry brings a sense of scale to the space, while dark oak veneer joinery and striking Montalini quartzite add warmth and character. Cathedral glass panels introduce texture throughout, catching light in a way that shifts the mood of the room across the day. A pop of bold colour in the scullery grounds the space. The result is an interior that feels both architecturally bold and liveable, a testament to the power of thoughtful material selection.

Material used 〰️ Querkus Allegro Brushed veneer

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14/05/2026

Design Spotlight: Totara Renovation by

"This project was to renovate and extend a 1930's brick bungalow to create more space for a growing family.

The extension is located on a small flat area to the south of the existing house, with the ceiling pitched up to a high north facing window, ensuring this new kitchen and dining space is sunny and light filled. This bright open plan space contrasts to the more contained and moody interiors of the existing house.

The complexity of changing the brick internal walls in the existing house meant that layout changes were minimised, with small alterations making possible an additional bedroom and a new ensuite.

Consistent materials and colours link the existing and new parts of the house - with a new brick for the extension complementing the old, timber cabinetry and joinery, and strong colours throughout."

- Patchwork Architecture

Querkus Adagio veneer has been used throughout this renovation.

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105 St George Bay Road, Parnell
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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 2pm

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