Good Form

Defined by restraint and refinement, the N-TC01 Task Chair embodies the sculptural clarity of the Karimoku Case collection. Designed as a quiet companion, it supports focused work and moments of reflection alike. A round, cushioned seat and gently curved backrest offer balanced comfort, while the height-adjustable base and subtle castors provide flexibility throughout the workday. Visit Good Form to view our selection of stunning new Karimoku Case pieces.

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Sharing a few highlights from Makers Market Edition 2.0 in March with pieces by Auckland designer Matt Coldicutt. Our collaborative presentation featured a Dilana rug by the late designer Avis Higgs, which felt sympathetic to Matt's work which uses reclaimed Kauri timber.

Matt Coldicutt is a furniture maker and sculptor based in Tāmaki Makaurau working under the name of rough.house.project.

His practice investigates the ecologies of urban development and convoluted social-spatial crisis and seeks to find balance through restorative making processes.

At present he is Head of the Technology Department at Nga Puna O Waiorea Western Springs College teaching Design. From 2020-2023 he was AUT’s Technology Curriculum Specialist Lecturer for their Faculty of Education. During 2014-17 he co-established and curated Rockies ARI (now The Frog) at 454 Karangahape Rd.
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Edition 3.0 will be held during October 10 & 11 weekend. Designers and makers are welcome to apply to [email protected]

The BMF candle holder is among the most iconic candle holder designs of the 1970’s. The signature three-legged stackable design is considered a collector’s item in homes around the world – an organic, sculptural object inviting its owner to unfold their creativity in endless expressions. Today the BMF candle holder has joined the STOFF Nagel collection to continue the legacy of this iconic design.

The perfect accompaniment for the coming winter months, Stoff BMF and Stoff Nagel is available from Good Form.

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