Sculptural Elegance – Our New Ceramics Collection
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New Zealand's landscapes are rich in texture and colour, offering endless design inspiration. At Bradfords, we’ve carefully selected materials and finishes across our latest collection to bring the essence of a Kiwi summer into your home. Drawing from the golden sands of Mount Maunganui, the deep oranges of Kinloch, the windswept Giant Sand Dunes, the wild beauty of The Catlins, and the serene landscapes of Wānaka, our designs embrace the warmth, energy, and tranquillity of the season.
Inspired by Nature
Each location we’ve drawn from offers a unique palette and texture that translates beautifully into furniture and decor.
Mount Maunganui – This coastal hotspot inspire blue, inviting tones and texture perfect for creating a relaxed summer vibe at home.
Kinloch – With its striking deep green hues, Kinloch brings a bold and vibrant energy, adding warmth and depth to any space.
Giant Sand Dunes – The ever-changing textures of these dramatic dunes reflect movement and fluidity, perfect for introducing natural, organic forms.
The Catlins – Known for its rugged and untamed beauty, The Catlins inspire earthy, raw textures that ground interiors with an organic touch.
Wānaka – The soft, muted tones of this tranquil lakeside destination offer a sense of calm and sophistication.
Bringing Summer Home
Incorporating these textures and colours into your living spaces allows you to celebrate summer year-round. Whether you're refreshing your interiors with warm neutrals or making a statement with bolder hues, our thoughtfully curated designs make it effortless to bring the outdoors inside.
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