Explore inspiring projects from across New Zealand featuring bamboo decking, cladding, flooring and panels. Discover how homeowners, architects and builders are using Plantation Bamboo products to create beautiful, durable and sustainable spaces.
Husband and wife team Dave and Rachel Woodcock love using Plantation bamboo panels to make innovative furniture and homewares for their new business, Woodcock Design. “The bamboo is perfect for our business as it fits so well with our sustainable and environmentally friendly core values, and the unique characteristics of
Flexbamboo is an economical, aesthetical and healthy finishing material that can be used for walls, ceilings, cabinets, furniture and more. Flexbamboo is beautifully featured at the Kings Plant Barn new concept store in Stonefield’s, Mount Wellington, Auckland. Why did you choose to use Flexbamboo? “Through the materials used in the
New Plymouth based David Palmer is a talented DIY’er who has taken on many projects over the years. This was his first project using Bamboo X-treme decking. The deck is constructed from Bamboo x-treme decking with bespoke detailing, including a compass rose and two “knots”. “I can certainly say that
Ashburton couple, Nicky and Andrew planned a significant project to renovate and modernise their home and kitchen, originally built by Andrew’s uncle in the 1970’s. Mastercraft Kitchens Ashburton were chosen to help create a contemporary style for the new kitchen, while considering the sustainability of materials used. Nicky and Andrew
Innovative, Industrial Designer, Gus Leen was drawn to using bamboo plywood for his designer lamps due to its superior strength and distinctive grain structure.
Impressive and innovative use of Plantation Bamboo panels and decking used in Shaka Bros restaurant/bar in Christchurch.
We were delighted to receive some lovely photos and feedback on a beautiful, modern kitchen recently crafted by Nic Harvey from Harvey Woodcraft in Christchurch.
For quite some years now, bamboo flooring products have been gaining popularity among architects and interior designers. However, less sustainable products, such as PVC flooring, are also on the rise. Fortunately, in 2020/2021, the year in which we have had to spend much more time at home than in previous
Master Cabinetmaker, Tony Emanuel, from Wakatipu Joinery in Queenstown was engaged to craft a new kitchen for his “passive house” customer – with a big focus on eco-friendly materials.