Sommaire pour October 2023 de Inside Out

It’s been a good year for beautiful buildings Every year, when the entries start arriving for our Home Of The Year Awards, we put aside the usual business of making magazines and immerse ourselves in some of the best Australian homes built in the year leading up to it. Our award categories were conceived to meet what our audience is searching for when planning a brand-new build or renovation, thinking about where to include sustainable elements, choosing materials and finding inspiration for new interiors directions. So, this year, it felt right to include a new category that reflects what our audience wants – outdoor rooms. Our criteria for these awards is to celebrate projects that embody the idea of ‘home’, highlighting sensitive design and the ability to create emotional spaces.…

CHECK IT OUT HOUSE OF HAY Recently on display at Cult in Sydney was Colour Crate House, a much-travelled exhibit highlighting the relaunch of the funky Hay crate along with the brand’s bestselling About A Collection. Both are made from 100% recycled postconsumer plastic waste! CULTDESIGN.COM.AU LUCKY DUCK Three Blue Ducks has landed at The Lodge in Bellingen, NSW, bringing its ethos of sustainability to the luxury estate. Feast on Bello Beef tartare and local Jilly Wine Co drinks as you enjoy gorgeous mountain views, followed by a leisurely stroll. THELODGEBELLINGEN.COM.AU GLAZED OVER Founded in 2016 by Mandy Simpson, ESKO is all about simplicity and refinement. Mandy makes ceramic kitchen accessories, vases and planters in calming, easy-toincorporate colours, and takes custom commissions. Prices start from $85 for a storage pot.…

Colour is back. Homeowners are farewelling the beiges and entering an era of rich shades and vibrant designs. And what better way to incorporate it quickly, and even dramatically if that’s your thing, than with a swathe of wallpaper? Interior designer Loretta Lovecek of Sydney’s Sequence Studio says her clients are becoming braver with colour, moving beyond whites and into strong shades and statement design elements. “We are starting to see an increase in people who want to live in homes that represent them,” she explains. “A lot of our clients say, ‘I’m not here to sell my house.’ They’re not worried about resale; they want their personality in it. I think it’s connected to Covid – with people being at home and wanting their own spaces.” And, she adds,…

cheat sheet Who lives here Tanya Van Der Water and Cesar Bassi with their five children: Sabina, 14; Madiba, 13; Kingston, 11; Pheloni, 6; and Reign, 18 months. Style of home A newly expanded 1980s home with a retro-cool vibe. Location Northern Illawarra in NSW, on Dharawal land. The home was purchased in mid-2021, followed by six months of planning and an 18-month build. More is more and less is a bore sums up the renovated 1980s home where Tanya Van Der Water and Cesar Bassi live with their intensely busy family of five kids just south of Sydney. Spanning three-and-a-half levels with five bedrooms, and a pool nestled into the landscaped backyard, the home is alive with high-voltage colour pops, art-adorned walls and a green carpet that flows through…

Authenticity is everything in Sally Obermeder’s world. Her supplement brand, SWIISH, founded with her sister, Maha, aims to support customers to live their best and healthiest lives. So, Sally was keen to take a deep dive with interior decorator Claudia Lambert to find a style that best reflected the life she shares with husband Marcus and their two daughters: Annabelle, 11, and Elyssa, six. The family had recently moved into a new home in Sydney. Though already equipped with timber flooring and white walls, it needed a fresh take on the furniture, art and accessories. “I was afraid to buy beautiful pieces when the girls were younger in case they got ruined,” says Sally. “They’re older now, this space is bigger, and I was excited for a fresh start.” And…

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INSIDE OUT BRICKEORKS BUILDING PRODUCTS BEST NEW HOME BUILD HA HA HAUS FIGR ARCHITECTURE STUDIO In Melbourne’s inner suburbs, it’s rare for a home to disappear into the landscape, which is what makes this project so unique. Concealed behind a shrub-lined mount, Ha Ha Haus by FIGR Architecture sits in a lush garden that provides the ultimate in privacy. Its blackbutt timber facade gives rise to a family residence with a doughnut-shaped layout that enhances light and ventilation. Materials were chosen for sustainability and longevity in a minimalist palette of organic timbers and white masonry both inside and out. Constant references to nature add to the Zen feel throughout. figr.com.au BEST SUSTAINABLE PROJECT  HEMPCRETE HOUSE ALTERECO DESIGN Modest but beautiful, this hilltop home in central Victoria ticks all the boxes…

cheat sheet Who lives here Dahna and Ryan Woods with sons Taylor, 12, and Ashton, nine. Style of home A light-filled, single-level, open-plan design with a Scandinavianmeets-Australian aesthetic. Location Tallebudgera Valley on the Gold Coast in Queensland, on land traditionally owned by the Kombumerri people. Building work began in 2020 and the home was finished 10 months later in early 2021. When Dahna and Ryan Woods checked out a unique block of land bordering a creek flanked by trees in Tallebudgera Valley “just out of interest”, it prompted a big shift. At the time, the couple had just renovated a beautiful home in nearby Burleigh on the edge of Queensland’s Gold Coast and were in no rush to move with their sons, Taylor and Ashton. But after seeing the one-and-a-half-hectare…

STONE WASH If you’re going all the way with a full wash of colour, keep the story interesting with a mix of different textures. The striking and strongly patterned Verde Alpi stone is the star of this powder room designed by Sydney’s Lane & Grove, though the French-washed paint and moody artwork deserve supporting actor awards. LEFT (from top) Middle Of Nowhere ‘Bjorn Arch’ mirror, $403, Life Interiors. Hay ‘Tann’ toothbrush holder in Dark Green, $23.90, Designstuff. Verde Alpi marble surface, POA, Euro Marble. The Apothecary hand wash, $79, Ikkari. RIGHT (from top) I Will Wade Out original artwork, $1150, Erin Liliana. Flos ‘Mini Glo Ball’ ceiling or wall light, $325, Euroluce. Brodware ‘Yokato’ wall basin set in Roma Bronze, $1455, Sydney Tap & Bathroomware. Duravit ‘Happy D2’ under-counter basin,…

With a large swimming pool at the top of their wishlist, the owners of this Sydney home asked for a garden that felt both classic and a little bit exotic. Mitchell Turner of Goodmanors and his team worked with two huge existing trees, adding layers of lush planting at ground level and reconfiguring the lawn and paved dining area to be more usable. Not surprisingly, the beautifully private outdoor zone proved to be just the escape the family needed during lockdowns, too. Turn the page for more details.…

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Think fresh, crisp green and organic or botanical themes Dulux Wash&Wear low-sheen acrylic paint in Blade Green, $112.50 per 4L, Bunnings. Mokum ‘Abstraction Agave’ cushion, $139, Tropique Australia. Stringybark cushion cover in Moss, $159, Utopia Goods Textiles. Senada Sosa cushion cover in Palm, $89, Tropique Australia. Weavers bouclé cushion in Olive/Ecru, $299, Clo Studios. (Leaning in at left) Sunlounger ‘Tulum’ poolside outdoor cushion in Evergreen, $159, Tropique Australia. OPPOSITE PAGE Dulux Wash&Wear low-sheen acrylic paint, as before. (Standing up, from left) Berny Bacic ‘Whimsy 02’ wallpaper, $220 per m, Elliott Clarke. Scala storage ladders in Cream Sand, $129, Agos-Co. Mokum ‘Tropicalia’ fabric, $199 per m, Tropique. River Stones ‘Native Pea’ wallpaper by April Jones, $110 per m, Willie Weston. Anna Spiro ‘Tattie Check’ fabric, $440 per m, Elliott Clarke. Palmy…

cheat sheet Who lives here Geneva and Martyn with sons Quentin, six, and Max, four. Style of home A two-storey 1960s home renovated with a focus on contemporary functionality and scene-stealing natural materials. Location Sydney’s Northern Beaches, traditional land of the Garigal people. After several months of design development and planning, works began onsite in April 2022 and were completed by January 2023. For all concerned, this was anything but a typical renovation. Not least because the clients found themselves thousands of kilometres away from their onsite design and build team for almost the entire duration. Yet, ultimately, it was a project that unveiled the most spectacular of results for homeowners Geneva and Martyn. Living in Hong Kong with their two young sons when the pandemic took hold and Australia…

cheat sheet Who lives here Andrea van Well of Atelier ND Interior and her husband, Floris Broekhoven, with their two-year-old daughter, Teddy. Style of home An old farmhouse with African, Scandinavian, modern and vintage influences. Location Kerlaan in Loenen, a town between Amsterdam and Utrecht in The Netherlands. The updates to the property took place in 2022. Andrea van Well and Floris Broekhoven fell instantly in love with the old farmhouse that was to become their home when they first visited. The couple had decided to exchange life in Amsterdam for more peace and space outside the city with their daughter, Teddy, and were on a mission. As soon as the papers were signed, Andrea immediately brought on board Nicole Dohmen, her friend and colleague at Atelier ND Interior,…

UNIQUE FINISH All the major surfaces in the home at left are by Calce Company, which specialises in Venetian plaster, Marmorino, Travertino, microcement and more. Walls in Liberty Stone, a plaster with crushed marble added, and a Le Velature custom-coloured wash (sealer). Floor and dining table in Marmorino, both custom colours. 1 Venetian plaster in Murano Bronz by Calce Company. 2 Chic Metal Base Bronze, part of the Metallics range by Calce Company. 3 Custom finish specified for Poho by Akin Atelier. "People are making bolder choices with colour. They’re more excited to create something" All the following are by Bishop Master Finishes. 1 Polished plaster in custom colour. 2 Polished plaster in WP104. 3 River Clay in RIVCC1315. 4 Polished plaster in custom colour. 5 Cubitt with Barcelona…

Here’s the puzzle: two large camphor laurel trees, a number of mature golden cane palms, a sloping lawn, a too-small entertaining area, and a busy family with four kids. Homeowner Courtenay and her husband had moved in over a decade ago with two small children, but their family had expanded and they wanted to spend more time at home. A pool was at the top of their list, along with improving the usability of the garden to allow for more friends and fun. Enter Mitchell Turner, design manager at garden design and installation company Goodmanors. His first challenge: a family-sized pool. “The existing camphor laurel trees towered over the garden and drove some of the design direction, as we had to work around them,” he explains. Ensuring that excavation was…

1 Fiskars ‘PowerGear X’ hedge shears, $105, Bunnings. 2 FP Collection planter in Atlantis, $149.99, Flower Power. 3 BillyFresh market umbrella, $310, Temple & Webster. 4 Sea tiles in Andaman, POA, Perini. 5 StoneInspire pavers in Omaha, POA, Outdure. 6 Inizia Cooper woven dining chair in Warm Husk, $999 for four, Living By Design. 7 Cypress outdoor table lamp in Black, $119, Living By Design. 8 Braided jute rug in Natural, from $167, James Lane. 9 Chaser 38 fire pit in Bone, $2995, Eco Smart Fire. 10 Bunbury outdoor recycled-teak table, $2199, Remarkable Outdoor Living. 11 Norfolk sunlounge in Natural, $4816, Satara. 12 Traeger ‘Timberline XL’ wood-pellet-grill barbecue, $7999, The Que Club. 13 Silver jade plant. 14 Buxus. 15 Bougainvillea. 16 Snake plant.…