Flux Home is our own range, designed and curated in Mount Maunganui for the calm, tonal interiors we love. It's where you'll find our sculptural vases and 3D printed porcelain, ceramic and travertine objects, trays and bowls, faux botanicals styled the way we'd style them at home, and the finishing pieces that pull a room together. Every product is chosen by us, photographed by us and often styled in the store window before it lands online.
Start with a vase, add a stem from faux flowers, and finish with something from objects and sculpture. Shipping New Zealand wide.
What is Flux Home?
Flux Home is our own range, designed and chosen in Mount Maunganui. It covers sculptural vases, 3D printed porcelain, trays and bowls, faux botanicals, lighting and small furniture such as recycled teak benches and stools.
Can I put fresh flowers in 3D printed porcelain vases?
Check each product page. Some of our 3D printed porcelain vases, such as the Arctic White sculptural vase, are listed as waterproof and hold fresh stems. For others, or if you are unsure, use a glass liner or pair with faux stems.
Can I see Flux Home pieces in store?
Yes. Our Mount Maunganui store stocks much of the Flux Home range, and new pieces are often styled in the window before they go online. Items marked online only are brought in to order, so allow up to 10 working days.
Do the neon lights need a power point?
No. The Heart, Star and Lightning Bolt neon LED lights run on USB or batteries, so they can go on a shelf or wall without a socket nearby. They suit a kids' room, a bar cart corner or a teenager's bedroom.
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