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The Workroom

Linen and towels displayed on a floor-to-ceiling rack and folded in a big, retro metal trunk in the entrance to The Workroom.
A staff member attends to bouquets in pots on racks under an orange awning outside The Workroom.
White shelves of crockery, glassware and other homewares on display in a sunlight-filled room in The Workroom.
A staff member flicking through a fabric samples book at a wooden table at The Workroom.
A striped ottoman at the foot of a bed made-up with plush throws and cushions.
Multiple cylindrical glass vases with bunches of sunflowers, peonies, roses, proteas and other flowers on a small, round wooden table next to windows.
Looking past a wooden cabinet to another room where dried flowers hang above a floristry counter in The Workroom.
Looking across a bed to white shelving displaying colourful checkered linen.
Black sign hanging from the ceiling with The Workroom's services displayed on it.
A florist creates a bouquet in a vintage terracotta pot on a weathered wooden counter with drying flowers hung upside down overhead.
Exterior, front entrance of The Workroom in Wānaka.

Monday9:00 am – 5:00 pm.

Tuesday9:00 am – 5:00 pm.

Wednesday9:00 am – 5:00 pm.

Thursday9:00 am – 5:00 pm.

Friday9:00 am – 5:00 pm.

Saturday9:00 am – 4:00 pm.

Sunday10:00 am – 3:00 pm.

50 Brownston Street, Wānaka

03 443 4057

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Aesthetic is what The Workroom does best, so it’s not surprising walking in is a pleasure in itself. Timber floors, soft neutral colours, throws and bright bursts of expertly arranged flowers mean it’s easy to trust these professionals when it comes to designing your interiors. This 100-year-old cottage is now home to some of the most beautiful homewares, linen, prints and flowers in town.
 
The all-women team work alongside Anna, the interior designer/owner, keeping the place running smoothly whilst more than happy to help the multitude of customers that come in requesting re-covering of furniture, help with curtains or advice on what to put in their holiday home. Carefully selected furniture and homewares from all around the globe (India, Mexico, Bali and France to name a few) spill out onto the street front.
 
The place to go for interior design, floristry and sourcing of furniture, both out-of-towners and locals who are looking to furnish their Wānaka dream home have an impeccable team in Workroom.

Words by Rosie Morrison & Photography by Anna Briggs

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50 Brownston Street, Wānaka

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