Sommaire pour July 2018 de Inside Out

You learn a lot about people when you’re on a photo shoot. A little like long car trips, there’s a lot of waiting around, providing fertile ground for more diverse and meandering conversations. I’ll admit, I’m a chronic oversharer, but for those who aren’t quite so open, sometimes a shoot is perfect for letting a few secrets slip (with a gentle nudge from me, obvs). One of my favourite discoveries from a shoot was on a trip to the finished homes of The Block last year. Although I’m always impressed by what the show’s teams come up with in a short time, on small budgets and with few resources, I’m not always so enamoured of the styles they create. So as we wandered through, inspecting the spaces, I shared a…

1. Ferm Living ‘Bau’ pot, from $79, Designstuff, designstuff.com.au. 2. Muuto ‘Enfold’ sideboard, from $3049, Living Edge, livingedge.com.au. 3. Rich Brilliant Willing ‘Delta I’ pendant light, $1805, Living Edge, as before. 4. Roar + Rabbit swivel chair, $1299, West Elm, westelm.com.au. 5. Kalmar Werkstätten ‘Fliegenbein’ standing lamp, $2950, Great Dane, greatdanefurniture.com. 6. ‘Pleat’ marine ply stools, POA, Chris Hardy, chrishardy.com.au. 7. Ligne Roset ‘Amédée’ settee, from $5895, Domo, domo.com.au. 8. ‘Lume’ highball glasses, $49.95/set of 4, Country Road, countryroad.com.au. 9. Pleated ‘Jelly’ planter, $69, Angus & Celeste, angusandceleste.com. 10. Iittala x Issey Miyake ‘Random’ cushion cover, $188, Finnish Design Shop, finnishdesignshop.com.…

1 PATTERN PLAY why it works: Dark matt tones are ideal with a fun design that brings the garden to the table ‘Oiva’ plate in Unikko, $47, Marimekko, marimekko.com. ‘Nolan’ cutlery in Graphite, $229/assorted set of 24, Country Road, countryroad.com.au. 2 FORMAL WARE why it works: It’s classic for a reason – white with muted metal never goes out of style Jasper Conran ‘Strata’ plate, $39.95, Wedgwood, wedgwood.com.au. ‘Sunbury’ cutlery, $139/ assorted set of 16, Città, cittadesign.com.au. 3 RAW BEAUTY why it works: Rustic handcrafted glazed stone is the perfect foil for delicate two-toned hardware ‘Green Pools’ plate, $110, Takeawei, takeawei.com. ‘Futagami’ brass and silver cutlery, $672/assorted set of 7, Specified Store, specifiedstore.com.…

THE ORIGINAL ‘Cesta’ table lamp by Miguel Milá The form: A table lamp with an egg shaped opal glass shade within a solid cherry wood structure. What makes it special: Created nearly six decades ago by Spanish designer Miguel Milá, the ‘Cesta’ and its little sister ‘Cestita’ have become icons of 20th century Spanish design. The beautifully expressive timber frame of Cesta is made of fine strips of cherry wood, bent to create a cradle like structure for the opal glass shade. It stands 57cm high with timber handle upright, while the Cestita is 36cm. The original design always featured a handle, making it perfect for a makeover into a portable, battery powered light. In 2017 the ‘Cestita Batería’ was created with the same delicate timber structure, but with a…

Clockwise from top right: Yamazaki ‘Tosca’ laundry basket, $119, Leo & Bella, leoandbella.com.au. Laundry basket in Army, $64, Hay, hayshop.com.au. ‘Langham’ laundry hamper, $59, Freedom, freedom.com.au. Drawstring laundry bag, $129, Uashmama, uashmama.com.au. Ferm Living ‘Herman’ laundry stand, $219, Designstuff, designstuff.com.au. Lidded basket in Pink, $160, Olli Ella, olliella.com.au. Mifuko ‘Kiondo’ basket, $119, Luumo Design, luumodesign.com. Fine rattan stripe weave basket (centre), $149, Inartisan, inartisan.com. Cement tiles in French Blue, $121/sqm, Earp Bros, earp.com.au. Mist spray in Fragonia & Sandalwood, $27, and ‘Delicate’ wash in Blue Cypress & Petitgrain, $25, Bondi Wash, bondiwash.com.au. Pegs, socks and sheet, stylist’s own.…

JADE PATON, THE HOUSE OF GRACE Born into a creative family (Jade’s parents own Lush Flowers, one of Cape Town’s most popular floral design studios), Jade left university with a fine arts degree specialising in sculpture. After applying her design know-how at Lush, Jade began exploring the craft of macramé, watching YouTube tutorials and digging up second-hand how-to books from the ’70s. Many, many different knots and sore fingers later, she established The House Of Grace, where, along with a team of craftswomen, she designs and makes contemporary macramé products and furniture, both bespoke and off-the-shelf. LEARN MORE AT THEHOUSEOFGRACE.CO.ZA Keen to get started on your own macramé projects? Check out our playlist of YouTube tutorials, handpicked by Jade, to weave your own creative journey. Go to bit.ly/macrametutorials…

Witnessing the epic fail of a home build satisfies a certain schadenfreude, as fans of reality real-estate shows will confess, since few renovations come in on time and budget, but owners Anna and Paul managed to buck the trend with their home. Discovering an empty block with river views in East Fremantle, Anna persuaded the owner to sell off-market. Only two months later the family moved to Guyana, South America. After orchestrating most of the design and build from overseas, Anna flew home to project-manage the internal fit-out onsite.Two years after work began, they moved in – on time and on budget. “We asked the architect “ to use the space as efficiently as possible. I love the flow and feeling of space” ANNA, HOMEOWNER The couple met working in…

2014 Aug After looking for a year and missing out on three houses at auction, Josie and Mark view the Edwardian-era property. Not wanting to miss out again, they immediately make an offer before auction. Three days later, it’s theirs. 2015 Jan Settlement, with Josie and Mark already sketching out their dream layout. Mar Nest Architects are engaged, with Josie doing the interior design. Sep Planning and building applications are approved. The job is awarded to TCM Building Group. 2016 May With Josie and Mark onsite to oversee “the tiniest details”, the existing home is updated, and a two-storey modern extension is underway. “It was a major build – not a single room of the original home remained untouched,” says Josie. 2017 Apr The family move in and Josie continues…

2006-2010 October 2006 Brett buys the tenanted apartment as an investment property. Jun 2010 Brett undertakes a mini refresh, including new floors and window coverings, fresh paint, built in wardrobes and bathroom updates, ready for the rental market. 2016 October Rigorous planning of the renovation begins. With a tight construction window, it’s important that nothing is left to chance. Trades are engaged and finishes are finalised. December Finally, about two weeks before Christmas, construction gets going. The kitchen and bathroom, along with the dated fixtures and fittings, are stripped. This sets the scene for the roughing-in of new electrical cables and plumbing, and waterproofing of the bathroom. 2017 January The new year begins with the installation of kitchen carcasses, bathroom tiling, patching and painting. New fitted wardrobes, light fittings and…

+ “The contrast of the dark, structured atrium with light, open living areas achieves a sense of continuity between the interior and exterior spaces,” says Kate. + “There’s a great balance between fitted storage and a sense of space. The floor plan has been designed to keep all the messy areas, such as the mud room and the kids’ play areas, out of sight of the calm living spaces,” says Sandra. + “The spaces we created are almost understated, as we wanted to create the perception of each space opening up to the exterior landscape,” says Kate.…

the kitchen Michelle is keen to rearrange the layout, but Stuart doesn’t seem as enthusiastic. It’s not worth spending all the budget pursuing the ideal kitchen when this one is functional. I’d fix a few hinges and change the colour of the cupboards – white up top and grey below. Get a professional to repaint the cabinetry with a water-based enamel and they’ll be good as new. Choose timber or black handles, and tile over the splashback with a white subway tile. The benchtops are fine. There is room for an extra cupboard in the awkward corner by creating access from the hall or dining area. the storage This is a real bugbear for Michelle and Stuart. There’s nowhere to hang coats or dump bags as you enter the home,…

1 the all-in-one kitchen island The new direction for the kitchen island is for it to be a ‘one stop shop’, with both a cooktop and sink. Integrated sinks made from the same stone as the benchtop or a single moulded piece of stainless steel teamed with built in cooking elements create a seamless surface for a sleek finish that’s effortless to clean. 2 surprise elements The impact of opening a drawer or door to find the interior lined with well-appointed storage is immediate, and I witnessed people smile like children at the unexpected sense of order that greeted them. The trend for using raw natural timbers for cabinet interiors and drawer dividers continued. Another material used for internal organisation fittings was thin-pressed metal, much of which could be removed…

float away Inspired by the traditional Singaporean boats of the same name, the ‘Sampan’ shower bath, $5795, is part of a range created by Apaiser in collaboration with Singaporean design firm WOHA. For more, vist apaiser.com.au. IN THE FRAME Rock a minimalist vibe with the sculptural Ex.t ‘Stand’ washbasin by Norm Architects, $2429.25. The luxe piece gives your home bathroom a five-star feel. Visit candana.com.au. SCRUB UP Get squeaky clean with these spa-ready picks. 1. Himalayan pink salt body scrub, $29.95, Ena, enaproducts.com.au. 2. ‘Garden Greens’ body scrub, $19.99, Stray Bean, straybean.com.au. 3. Activated charcoal hand & body wash, $32, Fazeek, fazeek.com.au. YAY OR NAY? …enclosed shower Sophie Bowers of Strutt Studios The deal: Enclosed showers originate from a need to restrict the splash-zone and as a consequence, they often…

Q Dear Peter, A few years ago, my partner started collecting beautiful candle holders. It was (and is) a lovely idea – except we now have too many to display! We like to rotate them every few weeks. The problem is that we don’t really have a great way to store the ones not on display. Do you? Kay, Lorne, Vic A Hi Kay, I’ll make a confession. I think I have most of the organising ‘thing’ sorted (ha! get it?) but when it comes to delicate, odd-shaped items, it’s tricky. I know that things like platters, vases and candle holders are often difficult to part with, as many have strong sentimental value. The choice then is to display or store them. And storing them leads to two problems:…

TAKE A STAND Indoor-outdoor living calls for multipurpose furniture that looks as good under the sun as it does inside. The laser cut, powder coated ‘Platform 2’ stand by Idle Hands is sleek enough for a side table and sturdy enough to hold your pots. It’s $340, visit idlehands.design. tall tales Bring even the tightest corner to life with an Artifort ‘Balans Mini’ platform. From $496 each, there’s a variety of heights and finishes available. Check out kezu.com.au for more info. GROW UP The ‘Trace’ aluminium and stainless-steel mesh planter, designed by Adam Goodrum, allows creeping vines to create a wall of greenery up to 170cm high. From $1280, go to madebytait.com.au. new luxe Natucer’s ‘D’Anticatto’ porcelain tiles, $95/sqm, add instant personality with their lived-in look. Superb as a decorative…

menu ARTICHOKE DIP WITH CRACKERS ROASTED WINTER ROOT VEGETABLE MINESTRONE PEAR FRANGIPANE TART & HOMEMADE VANILLA CUSTARD artichoke dip 2 cups grated parmesan cheese 280g frozen chopped spinach, thawed and drained of excess liquid 400g tinned artichoke hearts, drained and chopped ⅔ cup sour cream 1 cup cream cheese ⅓ cup mayonnaise 2 garlic cloves, minced Crackers or toasted bread, to serve 1. Preheat oven to 190°C/160°C fan forced. Grease a 6cm deep ceramic pie plate/gratin dish. In a large bowl, combine the cheese, spinach and artichoke hearts. 2. Combine remaining ingredients. Add to spinach mixture. Pour into pie plate. Bake for 20 30 minutes. 3. Serve with crackers or toasted bread. “I crave warm, hearty soups in winter, served piping hot with warm, crusty bread and lashings of butter…

“ The most special occasions include convivial, simple and abundant food on the table”SABRINA GHAYOUR, CHEF & AUTHOR FREEKEH, TOMATO & CHICKPEA PILAF SERVES 6 2 tbsp cumin seeds Olive oil 4 large onions, 1 diced and 3 halved and very thinly sliced into half-moons 2 tbsp tomato puree 400g freekeh 50g unsalted butter 400g can chopped tomatoes 400g can chickpeas, drained 400ml chicken or vegetable stock 200ml water Maldon sea salt flakes and freshly ground black pepper Vegetable oil TO GARNISH 150ml Greek yoghurt Handful chopped fresh coriander or parsley 1. Heat a large frying pan over medium-high heat. Add the cumin seeds and dry-toast for about 2 minutes, shaking the pan until they release their aroma and begin to brown a little, taking care not to let them…

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SMEG Celebrating 70 years of technology in style, Smeg has launched its stunning ‘Portofino by Smeg’ collection – the ultimate in large-format, triple-fan freestanding cookers. Inspired by Portofino’s coastal glamour, the collection takes its colours from the terracotta, olive and coral shades of the Italian harbour village’s glowing structures, plus grey, black and white. With its A+ European energy rating, this cooker will make you feel extra good every time you cook. Visit smeg.com.au VANITY BY DESIGN If your décor goals include casual yet sophisticated coastal holiday styling with a Hamptons vibe, take a look at Vanity By Design’s ‘Montauk’ collection. This generously sized (1.2- or 1.5-metre) timber freestanding vanity features open duckboard shelving, a natural marble top and full-width marble splashback. Available in duck egg blue with a single…

WINNING PIN! This beachside home featured in our March issue – its simple, monochrome bathroom was a definite highlight. It’s royal fever! Our home tour of Meghan Markle’s old Toronto apartment (before her move to England, of course) was a popular read this month. reader spotlight We love this tub situation from@sarahwallerarchitecture. Share your pics with us using the hashtag #sharemystyle and @insideoutmag. most double-tapped A throwback to our style editor Jono Fleming’s farmhouse was this month’s most popular image on Instagram. IN YOUR NEWS FEED The latest renovation project from The Block’s Kyal and Kara transformed this home into a contemporary open space. stay connected...…

1. ‘Beni M’rirt 1’ vintage rug, $5270, Halcyon Lake, halcyonlake.com. 2. Pull Down the Sun painting by Hannah Nowlan, $2380 (framed), Modern Times, moderntimes.com.au. 3. Walter Knoll ‘Atelier’ chair, $7540, Living Edge, livingedge.com.au. 4. ‘Who Goes There?’ candle holder in Oxblood, $59, Blu Dot, bludot.com.au. 5. ‘Wash & Wear’ low sheen interior paint in Rusted Crimson, $91.40/4L, Dulux, dulux.com.au. 6. ‘Evergreen Midnight’ cushion, $220, Bonnie And Neil, bonnieandneil.com.au. 7. ‘Piombo’ ceramic wall tiles in Burgundy, $113.20/ sqm, Academy Tiles + Surfaces, academytiles.com.au. 8. Sancal ‘Mousse’ sofa, POA, Ke-Zu, kezu.com.au. 9. Linen pillowslip in Cocoa, $85/pair, In Bed, inbedstore.com. 10. Sancal ‘Nido’ chair, from $2344, Ke-Zu, kezu.com.au. 11. Jewel box in Dusk, $245, Studio Elke, studio-elke.com.…

The monochrome bathroom might seem like it’s having a moment, but the truth is it never went out of style. This timeless look beautifully balances light and dark to create a dramatic yet warm and luxurious space. But pulling off this style takes more thought than just slapping a bit of black here and a bit of white there. It’s all about pairing a monochromatic look with points of interest, such as gold accents, timber finishes and plants, to break up the colour scheme and bring the bathroom to life. PUTTING IT TOGETHER Black geometric tiles are a great option, as they allow pattern and texture to open up a dark wall and create a focal point without overwhelming the space. Soften the look with natural stone tiles, and stone…

Design is a hard beast to tame. Something that looks great to me may seem like a mess to you, right? So how do you design to your tastes, to your family’s needs and for the broad acceptance of those around you? Do you go all-in, totally committing to a style, or do you show some restraint? I’d love to say the former, but let’s be honest: the answer is probably “a little bit of both”. Let’s look at finding a balance – and your groove – in an endless abundance of styles, achieving something that’s both presentable and that keeps the lid on Pandora’s box as you explore every cushion, throw and coffee table book under the sun. who am I? I’m going to put my hand up and…

pick a palette  With a self-confessed obsession for Scandinavian interior design and style, Nat’s home was always going to include shades of grey. In the kitchen, she chose Dulux Milton Moon for the cabinetry doors and Caesarstone in Cloudburst Concrete for the benchtop. “We nearly went with a darker concreteinspired shade but decided it was safer to keep it lighter in this small space,” says Nat. Timber flooring and stools add warmth, as does a gold-toned Scala mixer from Sussex Taps. The splashback – Carrara marble tiles from Perini in a chevron pattern – adds a sense of luxury. mini mud room The extra-wide hallway meant it was possible to build in a bench seat where the kids can take off shoes and hang coats. Kaboodle cabinetry runs right to…

2012 February Anna and Paul purchase the empty block off-market. Two months later the family moves to Guyana, South America. The couple engages architect Rachel Feldhusen. 2014 July The builder, Iain Kirkaldy from Wandoo Building Company, gets to work, with Anna and Paul overseeing progress from their home overseas. 2016 January Leaving Paul in Canada, Anna and the kids fly back to Perth so she can project-manage the interior fit-out onsite. They live in six different rentals in as many months. July The build is completed on schedule and the family moves in a month later. Attention moves towards the landscaping and adding all the finishing touches, including linen curtains in the dining area and external pivot doors to combat the harsh western sun.…

“ Looking back, maybe I would have delayed the renovation by a year, as we had so many things going on outside of the build” JOSIE CAMILLERI, OWNER “We had multiple businesses that required travel, we have three small kids and I was studying – it was certainly a busy time. If you want to be really involved, make sure you allocate time to fit the build into your life, as you may end up very stretched.”…

Set on a leafy street in the city of Durban in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal province, the relaxed, rambling family home that architect and designer Rick Stretton shares with his two daughters Olivia, 14, and Edie, 12, is as much a testament to good architecture as it is to his love of simple, obvious and well-resolved design. Rick purchased the 250-square-metre house 15 years ago when he and his then-wife Angela Shaw, a photographer and curator, were looking for a home with more space for their young family.“We were attracted by the graciousness of the architecture, but I was also familiar with the house, as my father had been involved with an adult-education institution that was based here for years,” says Rick. “As soon as I heard it was on the…

the story so far When Michelle Sullivan and her husband, Stuart moved from Sydney’s western suburbs to this three-bedroom 1990s apartment in inner-city Redfern, Stuart’s parents could hardly believe it – the couple wanted to move their young family back to the suburb that they had “escaped” several decades earlier. But move they did, with their two children, Josie, now 8, and Timmy, 4. “We bought our home three years ago and we love the openness and the size,” says Michelle. “There’s a lot of potential for improvement and we have some ideas… but we keep going round in circles. So we haven’t actually done much besides painting the walls.” The couple can’t agree on whether to reconfigure the open-plan kitchen to create a more functional space. What they do…

Visiting a TV showroom can be a bewildering experience, so do some thinking before you get there. “It’s important to understand your viewing habits – what you will be watching and when – and also to think about where you will situate your TV,” says Hass Mahdi, head of the audiovisual division at Samsung Australia. Do you mostly watch movies at night or sport during the day? Will you (or anyone in the house) use the TV for gaming? These factors help determine what kind of TV panel and size will have the right combination of colour, brightness and motion quality to suit your lifestyle. tech specs The acronyms are killers. LG’s popular OLED (organic light emitting diode) technology range allows for very black blacks and high contrast. LG actually…

two sides This Loom Towels bath towel, $239, is part of the new limited-edition collection that combines natural linen and organic cotton for even more absorbency. Find the range at loomtowels.com. HIDEAWAY Chic small storage meets the natural patina of soft leather in the ‘Nappa’ box, $86 from L&M Home. Ideal for cufflinks, earrings and other small trinkets, go to lmhome.com.au. on the wall Inspired by the graceful movement of fabric pleats, the ribbed American oak facade of Zuster’s ‘Issy Halo’ vanity, $3449, comes in a range of finishes. It also features a Corian top, touch-release doors and Blum soft-closing drawers. Go to reece.com.au. the appliance Perfect for experts and novices alike, the KitchenAid ‘Bake Assist’ microwave oven makes it easier than ever to prepare delicious treats. It’s $799 at…

My wife and I are currently choosing appliances for a new utility room. Until now, we’ve always had a top-loading washing machine but I keep reading that front-loaders are more energy-efficient and use less water. Is it time to make the switch? Dan, via email When it comes to matters of the environment, Daniel, you’d be hard pressed to find anyone with a keener conscience than me. I wouldn’t sip imported water from a plastic bottle, burn a halogen globe or create enviable volume with an aerosol hairspray if my life depended on it. So committed am I to the eradication of single-use plastic, I’ll go out of my way to cast a judgemental look at any shopper loading shrink-wrapped oranges into disposable supermarket bags, or swat a plastic straw…

This 30-piece installation by Raw Edges andVenetian glass brand WonderGlass is part of a display from Milan’s Fuorisalone.The delicate glass shades of each lamp rotate as if in a synchronised dance. Inspired by the traditional Israeli dance of the Horah, where groups of people dance together in a circle, the Israeli-born team from Raw Edges say the dance reminds them of home. Each of the curved ‘leaves’ creates a subtle gradient of illumination in the constantly changing shape. Raw Edges ‘Horah’ table light, POA, Living Edge, livingedge.com.au.…

“ We’re all about beautiful, handcrafted pieces that are not mass-produced ” Your textiles and homewares business, Bowerhouse, is turning heads. How did it come about? I come from the fashion world, and my prior career as a production manager saw me work with designers to source and develop textiles and fashion. It involved many overseas trips to fabric markets, mills, and printing and sewing factories. After eight years of that, I wanted to create something of my own, incorporating my passion for travel, textiles and homewares. A research trip to India and Indonesia gave me the inspiration and clarity to put a plan together and start designing. And, in 2013, Bowerhouse was born. Was starting your own business a big leap of faith? Yes, I dived in headfirst, without…

fringe benefits The organic texture of a macramé table runner is a nostalgic antidote to its machine-made contemporary equivalents.A combination of several types of knot and draped fringing makes this an instant conversation piece. Vibrant foliage will complement intricate knotted patterns. Up the ante with a combination of plant styles and shapes rainbow connection Create an area of focus in a space with an installation of hanging macramé plant holders. When creating an installation of any kind, put careful thought into the composition of colour, layering and placement. Here, earthy tones meet soft pink and blue for a sweet combination. Suspend each holder at different heights and add extra hand-finished texture in the form of crackle-glazed pots.To watch a tutorial on how to make your own plant hanger, go to…

Huge sliding windows run the length of this sun-filled kitchen, with bench seating overlooking the path and offering space for guests to chat while homeowner and plant-based caterer Anna cooks.The double-height void above the cooking zone ensures it has a bright, breezy feeling at all times of the day.Turn the page to see the rest of this contemporary Perth home.…

Nothing says hello like lighting. Apart from assisting with the fundamentals, such as helping you see and find your way around, lighting is key to creating your home’s mood and style. The right lighting can totally transform a space, making it brighter and bigger or cosy and intimate. A central source of light in all rooms is critical to a good lighting plan, and that’s where fixed lighting comes in. Let’s take a look at the main players. 1. track lighting With track lighting, multiple light heads (generally four to six) sit on one power point. You often see it in kitchens, as it’s easy (and cost effective) to install. “The main difference between track lighting and downlights is that you can adjust the individual lights on a track in…