Journal

90 Mile Beach

It's a part of the country you don't drive through unless you’ve set out to go there. It feels like what there rest of the North Island would have been like 30 years go — untouched, raw beauty.

A must-do for any New Zealander, Northland is a good one to tick off this summer.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. And while we all love giving and receiving gifts, it can be difficult to find the perfect present. Luckily, George & Willy have plenty of great Christmas gift suggestions, from products that are sure to delight your loved ones to unique options that will make them feel extra special.

Studio Rollers Around The World

The George & Willy Wall Mounted Paper Roller is a playful way to display your ideas. With this creative paper roll holder, the kraft paper can be rolled down and secured under the metal bar, then neatly torn off when it’s time for new ideas. Use both kraft and butcher paper, compatible with all paper rolls.

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George & Willy Motorcycle

A little while ago, Will, George and Jarred purchased three Honda CT110 motorcycles to have around the workshop - just for fun.

Ideas for what should be done with the bikes were discussed in between lunchtime races in the neighbouring paddock.

Indonesia

Jarred, a George & Willy team member, headed to Indonesia for a surf trip and shared the pictures with us for some wanderlust content.

We Made Some Bed Bases

Minimalism is good, except when you have hobbies which require gear.

Before you know it you're room is filled with skis, surfboards and things which don't get used daily.

When you don't have a wardrobe it's nice to have everything tucked away that you are not using.

10 Ways to Use a Round Shop Sign

Looking for ideas for storefront Signage? See below for 10 different uses for our Round Shop Sign! The Round Shop Sign is one of the George & Willy staple products, having been originally created for outside our store. As simple as it is, a round sign on a storefront is always a simple, minimal way to let people know that your store is there, in a subtle way.