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Welcome to House of Forbes, where we specialise in delivering exceptional furniture and home accessories to the wholesale and trade markets, as well as catering to discerning retailers. Our mission is to seamlessly connect global brands with local Interior Designers, architects, developers and trade professionals.

At House of Forbes, we take pride in our meticulously curated and exclusive furniture collections, which stand as a testament to unparalleled craftsmanship, innovation, and variety. Our commitment to nurturing relationships within the vibrant New Zealand design industry allows us to offer a diverse range of aesthetics.

We are unwavering in our focus on introducing products that possess a distinctive edge, catering specifically to the discerning tastes and requirements of the wholesale and trade sectors. By prioritising quality and unique design, we strive to set ourselves apart in the market, ensuring that our clients receive not just products, but pieces that tell a story of craftsmanship and innovation.

IT'S ON! Our biggest Sale of the year has begun. Featuring some of your favourite brands; 101 Copenhagen, District Eight, The Foundry & More. Monday 6th July, we're opening our doors to the biggest sale of the year, exclusively for you! Our valued trade and wholesale partners. There is an ease to Wisteria Design that is hard to manufacture. Natural materials, rattan, teak, solid timber, are worked into forms that feel relaxed without being careless. Pieces that belong in a considered interior as much as they do on a terrace at the end of a long afternoon. Lighting is the last layer, and the one that changes everything. The right pendant anchors a dining space. A floor lamp defines a reading corner. A chandelier turns a ceiling into a focal point. Born in Copenhagen, shaped by the tension between Scandinavian restraint and sculptural provocation. 101 Copenhagen designs objects that refuse to be background, each piece a deliberate gesture, as confident on a specification sheet as it is on a shelf. Product Highlight | The Hida Dining Chair by District Eight. Product Highlight | The Finley Desk by Kelly Hoppen. There is a quiet authority to this piece that is hard to ignore. Its sweeping upper curve draws the eye, while the solid timber base grounds it completely, a nod to the sweeping rooflines of Southeast Asian architecture that feels entirely at home in a modern New Zealand room. Rising from the floor like an art sculpture, the Artist Side Table Coffee is all about balancing geometric shapes to create a significant and vocal point in the room.