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KIOSK is an online store offering a curated selection of authentic furniture, lighting & objects from original designers & makers.

We appreciate bold for and playful colour offering both vintage & contemporary items that are built to last.

29/10/2026

Playing catch-up with listing some of the smaller things I’ve picked up over the last few weeks.

Glass, Aluminium & Plastic. The classic Kiosk trifecta.

Jaguar [ E-Type ] paper weights
1980/90s

Red Heller square tray
1964

[ No.5 ] Heller glass casserole dish
1970s

Cast aluminium [ Links ] vase
2000s

Cast Iron [ Starburst ] candle holder
1960s

All online and eagerly awaiting new homes. It’s only a few weeks now until you can shop again in person 👀

26/10/2026

The [ Tavello ] stool, designed by Anna Castelli Ferrieri for Kartell c.1987.

A rare design pushing almost 40 years old, it perfectly encapsulates the playful, bold geometries that defined Italian Postmodernism in the late 1980s.

Centred around a low profile, its wide, circular injection-moulded seat is balanced by three distinctively stout legs.

What makes the Tavello particularly special is its place in the timeline of its iconic designer, Anna Castelli Ferrieri. As the co-founder of Kartell and the designer behind the famous modular Componibili storage system, Ferrieri spent decades proving that plastic could be elegant, functional, and deeply embedded in the modern home.

It was produced for only a brief period compared to her long-standing storage lines, making surviving examples, especially in this vivid, un-faded red, very hard to come by.

26/10/2026

The [ Clipen ] is back in stock.

A clip and a pen in one compact package. Slide one onto the edge of your notebook, or use one to hold together a stack of papers. The award winning design is perfectly simple.

The .7mm black ink cartridge is a pleasure to write with delivering a crisp, smudge free line. In hand, the tight V shape of the clip doubles as a comfortable grip, the perfect pinch point for the index finger and thumb for a very ergonomic feel.

A new addition this time around, we have added the [ Pass ] edition to the offering. Double ended for double the functionality, it includes a fine tip red pen and a thicker black marker. The perfect tool for marking and editing.

6 styles to choose from, available exclusively in New Zealand at KIOSK.

22/10/2026

White 2-Tier [ Componibili ] side tables by Anna Castelli Ferrieri for Kartell.

Always great as a pair, these two are very eager to flank a nearby bed or sofa.

The piece that got me hooked on the playful approach of space age design many years ago, it never gets old, offering a great balance of both hidden and open storage in one compact cool package.

2 available in excellent condition. Online at KIOSK.

20/10/2026

The full selection of [ Braun ] Clocks are back in stock.

German design centered in the functionalist principles of Dieter Rams and Dietrich Lubs.

Braun clocks bring together legible typography, precise detailing and a distinctly restrained approach to everyday objects.

Online at KIOSK, with the clock ticking down on our new store opening next month. Not long before you can shop in person again.

20/10/2026

The [ 001 ] Catch-all, designed by Samuel Montgomery.

A new piece added to the Kiosk inventory from a long time friend of the store.

Samuel’s work has always interested me, combining honestly crafted materials with a playful approach to form. Sculptural, yet always true to their purpose and function.

This wooden dish, with a rich grain, is both precise yet soft. An unexpected intersection of materiality and shape which appears almost inflated. An inviting and intriguing daily catch-all.

Machined and hand finished in New Zealand.
Crafted from Tasmanian Blackwood.

19/10/2026

Black [ Panton ] chairs by Vitra.

The chair that works anywhere. Sculptural, seamless and instantly recognisable. Always sleek in full black.

6 chairs are available now at KIOSK.

15/10/2026

Rare 1997 [ Jigsaw ] Modular Candle Holder by Kazuyo Komoda for Driade, Italy.

It twists, stacks and turns into a range of different shapes and sizes. Unapologetically raw, the cast metal surfaces have gained a beautiful patina over their 30 year life, telling stories of many candlelit evenings spent around the table.

With very little information on the design and history online, I reached out to the designer, Kazuyo Komoda, for some insight into the backstory and design of one of her first projects as a freelance designer in Italy.

Stated beautifully, she says “ I remember back then, I often spent evenings by candlelight. I didn’t have a TV, there was no internet yet. There was only moving light and silence, so I came up with various ideas for candle holders. “

Despite the similarities in form to an oversized bike chain, Komoda took no intentional reference from this, and the design arose naturally in her pursuit of an infinitely modular shape.

A personal highlight of the last few months, which celebrates a fusion of minimalist Japanese materials and sensibilities with the more expressive and playful traditions of European design.

13/10/2026

We’re going BIG this week. Literally.

Two 1970s oversized objects. A deck of cards, and a metal fork.

Channelling classic pop-art sculptural qualities, the ordinary is made extra-ordinary through shifting the scale of these daily objects.

The fork, made of cast aluminium in the mid 70s, is very substantial, with a nice heft and well considered rear mounting brackets which allow it to be hung both vertically and horizontally. Originally designed by Curtis Jere, this is a period reproduction to the same standard which actually improves on the mounting capabilities.

The cards were intended as party decorations. Made in the USA, and still produced by the same company today, these original 1979 editions carry an entirely different structural weight, matte printed on thick poster board.

Unlike modern, flimsy reproductions, both of these pieces are heavy-weight and rigid. Designed for permanence and display.

Online at KIOSK, and soon to be available at our new Karangahape road location. More on this soon.

08/10/2026

The year is 1986, you’re running late for your Pan Am flight from San Francisco to Japan.

You packed your two Zero Halliburton suitcases the night before, check. Something smaller to take on the plane too.

Everything was going to plan, but you couldn’t resist a quick cigarette and a cup of coffee, brewed fresh in this crazy new stovetop espresso maker that just dropped last year.

Now you’re checking over your packing list, and debating whether you can really fit that second pair of black loafers.

You make it to your flight on time.

Who said the golden age of air travel was over, life is good.

New Pan Am, Zero Halliburton and Post-Modern Alessi have just hit the store. Online at KIOSK.

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