It is with a heavy heart that we share the news that STM Studio Supplies New Zealand is no longer operating within the beautiful shores of New Zealand. This decision was not made lightly, and we understand the impact it may have on our cherished community of artists and creative minds.
While we bid farewell to our New Zealand operations, please know that our head office in Australia remains committed to assisting you with any inquiries or support you may need. The bonds we’ve formed in New Zealand hold a special place in our hearts, and we express our deepest gratitude for your unwavering support over the years. Though the physical distance has increased, our dedication to serving you with the utmost care and attention remains steadfast. Thank you for being a part of the STM Studio Supplies family, and we look forward to continuing this creative journey together, albeit from a different shore.
First established in 2003 as part of the Monart Group, our products were developed in response to need; DIY Sprung Floor Systems, Impact Resistant Wall Mirror Systems, Mirror Wall Brackets, Portable & Fixed Barres for dance & pilates, Floor & Mirror Cleaners, Rollaway Mirrors, Mylar Glassless Mirrors, Threatrical Curtains & Drapes and Acoustic Treatments. We have found the uniqueness of New Zealand has created a set of challenges and demands and we are proud to enthusiastically embrace so that we can grow together.
We are very excited by the opportunity our New Zealand born director Martin O’Neill has to bring some international experience back home.
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