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Ultimate Living Sees Rise In Demand For Statement Furniture In Auckland Homes
With growing interest in timeless interiors and a focus on lasting quality, a shift is underway among Auckland homeowners seeking to make more deliberate choices in home design. Ultimate Living, a furniture store in Newmarket, reports increasing interest in feature furniture pieces that serve both aesthetic and functional roles over the long term.
The Newmarket-based showroom specialises in premium European furniture and kitchen systems, importing products from leading Italian brands including Cattelan Italia, Lago, Nicoline, and Eforma. These collections feature sculptural dining tables, contemporary sofas, and beds crafted with architectural lines—designed to serve as focal points within the home.
"Clients are gravitating toward pieces that offer a strong visual presence and build quality," says the team at Ultimate Living. "There’s a growing interest in furniture that not only enhances a space but holds its value and style over time."
In addition to furniture, the company offers German kitchen systems from Schüller and Next125, both known for their engineering precision and clean, modern designs. Four full-size kitchen displays are available at the showroom, giving clients the opportunity to experience finishes, storage options, and configurations in person.
Ultimate Living serves both private buyers and design professionals, offering guidance on material choices and spatial layout as part of its customer support. While several of the brands carried are exclusive to Ultimate Living in New Zealand, the company focuses on providing access to European-made products not widely available elsewhere in the local market.
For those investing in luxury furniture in Auckland, Ultimate Living offers a considered, high-quality selection that supports enduring design and personalised interiors. They continue to support clients who value meaningful, design-forward interiors—connecting them with internationally crafted pieces that elevate everyday spaces.
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