Greenspace
organic general store
art gallery & tearoom
20 Tahi Road
Waiheke Island
open Tue-Sat 10-4




Greenspace is committed to a living world, a world where we have stopped thinking that technology will save us, and have started reconnecting with the wisdom of the living earth & all her children.
Some of the best thinkers of our time are permaculturists and magicians. Greenspace is interested in the synthesis of these ways of understanding to create new possibilities of interacting with the world that are sensitive and respectful.
This is a time for learning to listen in new ways. A time to wonder about the many things we can’t know, and savour the beauty and the intelligence of the natural world that we love so much, that we are part of, that we are integral to. Let’s use this time to make truly good lives for ourselves and each other.
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Kowhai Tree
Kowhai flowers brighten up the edges of the forest, a favourite spring food for tui.
Joy, organic foodie
Joy loves organic wholefoods, and makes delicious everything! She enjoys teaching kids to cook, and looking after customers at Greenspace.
Tegan, Starflower Healing
Tegan from Starflower Healing creates a collection of elixirs and oils, formulated with wild, homegrown and organic medicinal plants.
Most people would rather…
Most people would rather eat poison than pay more for food. Most of us don’t think of it quite like this though.
Te Tuhi
Beautiful stationery in Te Reo Māori and English tuhi.co.nz
The future of the hypermarket
When I started the Greenspace project, I wasn’t as clear on this issue as I am now. Most of us feel that we have to use the supermarket, whether or not we enjoy the grim carpark, the harsh lighting and brutalist design aesthetic. As I gain a deeper understanding of...
Dark Mountain Project
How do you build a culturewhich sees the world asa living sacred communityof which you are a part? — Paul Kingsnorth I first came across Dark Mountain through the work of Charlotte Du Cann, a writer who opened me to this world of animistic possibility through her book...
Dark Materials
Last Born in the Wilderness conversation with Dark Mountain Project co-founder and writer Dougald Hine
Heartbreak & Wholeness
“I have been meeting various fine folk who I admire recently, and we’ve been talking about the notion of wholeness. And I’m not so engaged with the notion of wholeness as they are. Art, from whole people, I’ve never - I don’t like it very much. I like ragged, restless...