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EDITOR’S LETTER
Meet Marcia Leone, founder and editor of award-winning website Not So Mumsy. See her beautiful front cover-worthy abode from page 20.
EDITOR LONI PARKER
PHOTOGRAPHY HANNAH BLACKMORE / STYLING CLAUDIA STEPHENSON
Coastal THE
EDITION
Does anyone else fantasise about their future dream house? I have a box filled with magazine cut-outs (I'm a bit old-fashioned like that) of inspiring interiors. Perhaps after you've finished reading this Coastal edition of Adore, some pages might end up in your own mood-board box – I know I'll be ripping a few pages out to keep for my ‘one-day’ home. This edition is filled with spaces that ooze relaxed seaside vibes. Although I admit to wanting a home in every type of style, my tastes always gravitate to some strain of coastal – be it boho, coastal farmhouse (yes, that's a thing), or the classic Hamptons look. At this time of year, I look forward to getting away and soaking up some summer rays. If you too are deserving of a break, try a trip to Port Stephens – just a half-hour drive from Newcastle Airport. I recently enjoyed a four-day vacay there and it was bliss (even if it did rain for most of the trip). Port Stephens is one of those hidden gems that people don't necessarily think of straight away when planning a holiday, yet its beaches rival some of the best in the world. With their pure white sand, clear water and the occasional cheeky dolphin popping up near the shoreline, you'd think you were in the Whitsundays! Check out my personal guide to the hottest spots to eat, play and stay in the region, from page 82.
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See our Port Stephens feature from page 82.
Editor-in-chief, designer and product editor Loni Parker loni@adoremagazine.com Writers Beth Greshwalk Casey Hutton caseyhutton.com Jacqui Greig wordsetc.com.au Pip Miller pipmillerpr.com.au
I do hope you get a chance to put your feet up and have a rest over the summer period. Stay safe, and happy reading.
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WHAT’S NEW
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PRODUCT TRENDS
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STORE PROFILE From its new Brighton premises, Bungalow Trading Co. continues to showcase a beautifully curated collection of homewares, art, fashion and accessories.
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DESIGNER PROFILE Combining fashion and functionality, Nice Digs creates high-quality lifestyle goods for the discerning modern dog owner.
20 AT HOME WITH... The home of Marcia Leone, founder and editor of award-winning website Not So Mumsy, strikes a perfect balance between stylish and child-friendly. 2
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Stylists Caitlin Hayden hunterstylecollective.com
24 OUTDOOR SPACES No matter how much or how little outdoor space you have, clever use of these five elements can create a luxurious oasis. 32 TOP FINDS POTS + PLANTERS 35 ALFRESCO ESSENTIALS 37
HOME TOURS These four home tours ooze coastal style and relaxed summer vibes.
78 GOURMET NEWS 80 TRAVEL NEWS 82 TRAVEL DESTINATION From sparkling blue waters and sandy beaches, to stunning waterfront restaurants and boutique accommodation – Port Stephens is a veritable paradise.
Catherine Heraghty thestablesco.com.au Claudia Stephenson claudiastephenson.com Product/content sourcing assistant Kate Moss kate@adoremagazine.com Publisher Adore Home Magazine PO Box 2201, Chermside Centre, QLD 4032 Australia info@adoremagazine.com / www.adoremagazine.com Views expressed by the author are not necessarily that of the publisher. Whilst all care is taken in the preparation of this publication, the publisher accepts no responsibility for any errors and/or omissions. © Copyright Adore Home Magazine 2018. Copyright of articles and photographs in Adore Home Magazine remain with the individual contributors and may not be reproduced without permission.
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RISING SUN Infused with the glamour of Deco and inspired by the beauty of Japanese design, The Family Love Tree’s new ‘Rising Sun’ collection is their most sumptuous yet. From elegant embroidered textiles to statement-making furniture, ‘Rising Sun’ is brimming with pieces you’ll love for years to come.
DÉCOR TO ADORE
We’ve scoured the internet to find the hottest décor and products to adorn your home.
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WHAT’S NEW ADD SOME WHIMSY TO YOUR HOME WITH HANDMADE CUSHIONS BY LITTLE PEACH AND PIP. THESE POPS OF RAINBOW DELICIOUSNESS ARE CREATED WITH PREMIUM LINEN AND COME IN A VARIETY OF COLOURS. BUT BE QUICK – THEY’RE KNOWN TO SELL OUT! ‘YOU ARE MY RAINBOW’ EMBROIDERED CUSHIONS PRICED AT $60.
With their ‘Palm Springs’ quilt cover set, Linen House swings back to the ’70s with an iconic ogee shape and soft cotton chenille. Texturally spectacular, this tufted set makes a statement. Priced from $279.95.
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E N T E RTA I N I N G E L E G A N T LY It was Kristan Dwyer’s passion for unique artisan products that led her to designing elegant tableware for Table Style & Co. A set of four handcrafted napkin rings made from brass and enamel, the ‘Kasbah Pink’ collection ($140) comes beautifully gift boxed and will bring a touch of chic luxury to your next soirée. tablestyleco.com.au
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MCHAIR BY THE NEW ‘PERRY’ AR ILABLE IN A A V A S I S R O I R E T N I E LIF AND COLOURS, BUT RANGE OF FINISHES S TO BE THIS GORGEOU OUR FAVOURITE HAS USHED R B H T I W T E V L E V H S BLU LEGANT FRAME ($799) – AN E CE. A P S Y N ADDITION TO A
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Purveyors of simple, well-made furniture and decor Mr and Mrs White have recently opened their first showroom in Manly, Sydney. The store’s whitewashed walls, floors and archways are the perfect backdrop for their paredback, beautiful basics. mrandmrswhite.net
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COMING UP ACES It’s all things hot right now – brass, geometric and made to order. The ‘Cosmos’ brass hanging mobile ($220) by Juno + Ace is beautifully balanced and strikingly simple.The raw metal suits a myriad of interior styles, from Scandi to industrial, boho or beachy. Measuring 60cm, this statement piece shouldn’t just be reserved for a nursery! junoandace.com
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HO’S A C R E AT I V E G E M I N I W , MORNINGTON I N S P I R E D BY N AT U R E EORGIE WILSON PENINSULA ARTIST G E A COLLECTION OF FIV D E S HAS JUST RELEA CANVAS. R O R E P A P N O S T N I LIMITED EDITION PR 5. 9 3 $ M O R F T ‘LEOPARD LEAF’ PRIN
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Interior designer Romy Dankner of Homeroom Studio has joined forces with Neon Poodle to create four limitededition neon lights. We can totally see these being popular for kids' rooms. ‘A O K’ (pictured) priced at $239.
Applying makeup has never been easier, thanks to the O.S.C. illuminated two-way makeup mirror – a standard mirror on one side and triple magnifying on the other. Give this sleek little beauty a home in your bathroom or bedroom. Cordless and portable, it comes in blush pink, black or white, and is priced at $89.
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Tess Guinery ‘Double Blessing’ digital print priced from $30 tessguinery.co
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Capra Designs rainbow object $89 capradesigns.com
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Langdon Ltd ‘Aquarius’ round doormat $89 langdonltd.com.au
TAPE BY MUTINA • a patterned porcelain tile collection
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WHAT’S NEW
KYAL + KARA COLLABORATION Professional renovators Kyal and Kara have teamed up with Loughlin Furniture to create two timeless vanity designs – ‘Airlie’ and ‘Angourie’ – along with matching ‘Alura’ mirrors. Made from American oak, each vanity is meticulously handcrafted, featuring bespoke timber finger pulls and framed with Shaker-style end panels. loughlinfurniture.com.au
A new design classic
Outdoor entertaining just switched up a gear with the release of GlobeWest’s newest range, ‘Lagoon’. While the powder-coated aluminium of the bar trolley ($1,095) has a distinct utilitarian feel, the rope weaving of the three-seater sofa ($4,375) is Hamptons all the way. globewest.com.au
Wheel those drinks out!
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‘Angourie ’ double vanity priced from $4,344 and ‘Alura’ mirror from $1,608
W H AT’S
‘ WA N D E R LU S T ’ I S A D LLECTION OF BOLD AN O C N U F S E R I O U S LY VING O L T E P M O R F S T C U D P L AY F U L P R O IR PRINTED BEDDING BRAND NICE DIGS. THE P L E M E N T E D BY A N M O C S I S E H C O O P R FO NGE OF HARNESSES. A R D E T I A W A E A G E R LY
INTRODUCING ZAKKIA'S STUNNING NEW ‘SEASHELL’ TERRAZZO. THIS BEAUTIFUL TERRAZZO IS REMINISCENT OF THE UNSPOILT BEACHES OF PHU QUOC IN VIETNAM, WHERE THE MATERIALS ARE SOURCED AND CAREFULLY HANDCRAFTED. ROUND TRAY PRICED AT $79.
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Get organised for 2019 with a stylish new planner. The Adore Home online shop is overflowing with a variety of weekly and daily options for busy bees, from brands like Amelia Lane, Blushing Confetti, Elm Paper and Emma Kate Co. adoremagazine.com/shop
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OLD WORLD GLAM IN THE MEDITERRANEAN Melbourne-based photographer Stuart Cantor has teamed with retailer Tigmi Trading to transport the old world glamour of Côte d'Azur and Amalfi Coast into our homes. His timeless collection of prints captures the iconic landscapes and lifestyles of each dreamy destination. tigmitrading.com
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Inspired by global travel destinations, our summer product picks will transform your home into one sublime escape.
‘Taxi Time’ print by Stuart Cantor from $800 tigmitrading.com
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PRODUCT TRENDS
summer edit LA RÉSERVE DE BEAULIEU HÔTEL & SPA
‘Riviera Reverie’ print by Stuart Cantor from $800 tigmitrading.com
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COLOUR PALETTE
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TOWEL AURA Home stripe bath towel in blush $49.95 aurahome.com.au / TILES Jatana Interiors ‘Blue Annalise’ tiles (20x20cm) $165 per square metre jatanainteriors.com.au PENDANT LIGHT Maison Sarah Lavoine ‘Riviera’ pendant light $395 bastilleandsons.com.au / CUSHION L&M Home ‘Linley’ cushion in seafoam $93 lmhome.com.au / CUSHION Basil Bangs ‘Tessuti Campari’ outdoor cushion $120 basilbangs.com.au / LAMP Life Interiors ‘Elliot’ table lamp $125 lifeinteriors.com.au / SIDE TABLE Early Settler ‘LuLu’ side table $39 earlysettler.com.au / QUILT COVER Milk & Sugar stonewashed cotton quilt cover in persimmon (queen size) $189.90 huntingforgeorge.com / CHAIR Early Settler ‘Cate’ chair in pomelo $99 earlysettler.com.au / RUG West Elm ‘Sunset Lake’ rug (244 x 305cm) $1,299 westelm.com.au / CANISTER Marmoset Found canister steel/light blue (small) $20 marmosetfound.com.au BAG The Jacksons ‘Merci ’ jute bag $149 tigmitrading.com / SLING CHAIR Business & Pleasure Co. ‘Sling’ chair in sage laurens stripe $249.95 businessandpleasureco.com.au PLANTERS Lightly ‘Palm Springs’ planter in burnt sienna $104 and ‘Goblet’ vessel in orchid $210 lightly.com.au / UMBRELLA Basil Bangs ‘Serge’ beach umbrella $450 basilbangs.com.au
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‘Vacation at The Beverly Hills Hotel’ print by Gray Malin from $200 graymalin.com
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THROW Country Road ‘Marn’ knit throw $169 countryroad.com.au / PLANTER Retro Print Revival ‘Rocket’ planter in stone (small) $410 retroprintrevival.com / CUSHIONS Linen House ‘Wonderplant’ cushion $54.95 and ‘Florida’ cushion in sage $59.95 linenhouse.com / KEYRING Idlewild Co. ‘Hotel California’ keychain US$16 idlewildco.com / CHAIR Fenton&Fenton ‘Lobby’ lounge chair $850 fentonandfenton.com.au / VASE Marimekko ‘Urna’ vase in amber $315 huntingforgeorge.com / LAMP Retro Print Revival ‘Electra’ lamp in Freya Mustard (large) $575 retroprintrevival.com / SOFA Life Interiors ‘Winston’ three-seater velvet sofa in blush $1,299 lifeinteriors.com.au / RUG Lumiere Art + Co. ‘Sweet Sunshine’ dhurrie floor rug (110 x 186cm) $399 lumiereartandco.com.au / STOOL Indigo Love Collectors ‘Sprout’ bone inlay stool $829 jumbledonline.com / QUILT COVER Sage and Clare linen quilt cover in moonlight (queen size) $285 sageandclare.com 12
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Back to Nature
PRODUCT TRENDS
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Bode 2 Seater Sofa $599 Lulu Side Table, Black $39 Aruba Leopard Outdoor Cushion $29
9 PCE PACKAGE Highgate Reclaimed Teak Table 3200 x 1000mm Verdun Chairs x8 $3,999
A U S T R A L I A’ S MOST BEAUTIFUL OUTDOOR F U R N I T U R E & H O M E WA R E S Browse 110 pages of outdoor bliss, grab a copy of our outdoor look book in-store or online now! earlysettler.com.au
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Marson Table 2400 x 1000mm Ronan Tub Chairs x6 $1,999
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THROW Mercer + Reid ‘Macrame Knot’ throw in natural $79.99 adairs.com.au / CANDLE HOLDERS ‘Totem’ candle holders in green marble small $140, large $180 fentonandfenton.com.au PENDANT LIGHT Tigmi Trading ‘Parasol ’rope pendant from $180 tigmitrading.com / CANDLE Tigmi Trading ‘Fez Figuer’ candle $69 tigmitrading.com / PRINT Middle of Nowhere ‘Collection Pink 1’ framed print $289 granitelane.com.au / CUSHION Milk & Sugar ‘Clay’ woven cushion $59.95 milkandsugar.com.au / FLOOR CUSHION The Family Love Tree velvet floor cushion in emerald $119 thefamilylovetree.com.au / TILES I Cocci ‘Calce Spaccatto’, ‘Grafite Spaccatto’, ‘Cenere Spaccatto’ and ‘Cemento Spaccatto’ tiles $129.95 per square metre nationaltiles.com.au / VASE Marimekko flower vase $69 huntingforgeorge.com / QUILT + PILLOWCASE L&M Home ‘Monsoon’ quilt (queen size) $462 and ‘Monsoon’ pillowcase $86 lmhome.com.au / SIDE TABLE Curio cane side table $789 clickonfurniture.com.au / SOFA The Family Love Tree ‘Panama’ 2-seater sofa $995 thefamilylovetree.com.au / PLANTER Salt&Pepper ‘Totem’ two piece planter in sand $39.95 saltandpepper.com.au / TRAY Capra Designs ‘Salt Terrazzo’ tray (large) $85 capradesigns.com adore home
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STORE PROFILE
Behind its delicious pink door, the second iteration of Bungalow Trading Co. is an even more inspiring and eclectic version of the original store, which opened in 2013 in Melbourne’s Caulfield South.
BUNGALOW TRADING CO.
From its new Brighton premises, Bungalow Trading Co. continues to showcase a beautifully curated collection of homewares, art, fashion and accessories. WORDS PIP MILLER / PHOTOGRAPHY SUZI APPEL
“The idea to open a store of my own came about after I had my two sons,” explains owner Anna Chisholm. “I opened close to where I lived, as there was nowhere nearby to purchase art, soft furnishings and décor, nor any unique gifts or fashion.” But after four lovely years there, Anna was ready to expand into a larger space. Bungalow’s new premises are bigger, brighter and bolder, with thoughtfully curated products revealing Anna’s love of colour and her passion for retail. “I have always chosen ranges and collections that I love myself and would have in my own home or wardrobe,” Anna says. Anna designed the fit-out after completing a Certificate IV in Interior Decoration at Design School, and then built it over a series of weekends and evenings with her partner. Themed domains within the larger retail space
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ANNA'S COLOUR TIPS “If you prefer neutrals, you don’t have to go for full-blown colour. Instead, incorporate a soft pastel with grey or navy tones. Alternatively, use a pastel alongside a stronger colour – I’m loving soft mauve or lilac with bold mustard, or sage green with stronger terracotta or rust. Use a colour wheel to help guide you on harmonious colour combos.”
STORE ADDRESS: 149 MARTIN ST, BRIGHTON, MELBOURNE
encourage customers to meander through zones alive with creative possibilities. A Porta Contours timberlined wall at the front of the shop creates a great first impression with its styled installations of bed linen, cushions and homewares. The rear of the store sports a rounded counter, curved pink clothing pod and fitting rooms beneath arches, and is dedicated to fashion and accessories. A neon ‘Bungalow’ sign from the original store is also given a home in the new design. Bungalow Trading Co. continues to be underpinned by Anna’s strong sense of community and her desire to showcase her network of established artists, creatives and interior designers. “I like sharing the stories or ideas behind the pieces and ranges. I’m finding more and more that customers appreciate knowing the provenance of the product.”
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PROFILE
NICE DIGS Combining fashion and functionality, Nice Digs creates high-quality lifestyle goods for the discerning modern dog owner. WORDS JACQUI GREIG PHOTOGRAPHY FRANCES PARKER
What do you get when you mix fashion and textile design with a slight dog obsession? Nice Digs, that’s what. Founder Georgia Havekotte graduated with a Bachelor of Fashion Design from RMIT and trained in couture techniques in Paris –including a stint interning for London fashion designer Vivienne Westwood. But it wasn’t until she adopted her pooch
personal aesthetic, so I decided to bridge the gap and create my own range of fun and functional products for the modern pet lover,” Georgia explains. The brand focuses on simple, contemporary designs that complement her customers’ lifestyles, together with a strong commitment to hand-crafted, locally made goods. Georgia’s latest ‘Wanderlust’ collection is influenced by her recent trip to Mexico, and takes inspiration from the region’s rich heritage of local crafts and folk art. Georgia’s experience in the fashion industry has allowed her to develop a unique style, and she gravitates towards strong patterns, colour and repetition. “My love of fashion, homewares and textiles will always be a driving force in my designs. And, of course, my dog Checkers inspires me to create cool things that she likes, and I do too.”
Checkers that the Nice Digs brand was born. “I struggled to find pet products that fit with my 18
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SHOP THE LOOK >
The home of Marcia Leone, founder and editor of award-winning website Not So Mumsy, strikes a perfect balance between stylish and child-friendly. As a style-conscious modern mother, Marcia Leone’s home reflects her personality but also embraces the little ones in her life: six-year-old Archie and baby Poppy Valentine.
DanielleX ‘Left Unsaid’ photographic print unframed from $300 daniellex.com Home Republic Belgian vintage washed linen cushion in seal grey $69.99 adairs.com.au
“When it came to styling my home, I wanted to create a light and bright space with pieces I loved,” Marcia explains. “Even though some pieces aren't technically kid-friendly (hello white sofa!), I just modified by adding throws.”
coastal luxe design elements, the colour palette is neutral, with pops of colour and plenty of greenery, including Marcia’s healthily over-sized fig tree (“I have no idea how I’ve kept it alive!”). Depth has been introduced with varied textures of marble, wood and woven fabric, while ocean prints and palm accents cultivate a beachy vibe.
Marcia worked with Crystal Bailey & Co. to create a chic yet relaxed abode. Combining boho and
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incorporated pieces from her travels into her home, and many of the artworks are pictures from her trips. She also appreciates sustainable wares with a human story, such as her Klaylife chandelier with clay beads hand-rolled by a community of women in South Africa, and her Beni Ourain rug from Tigmi Trading, which was made by artisans in Morocco. With its abundant natural light, original floors and stained-glass windows, Marcia’s home radiates charm with a modern touch. “I didn't want a show home. I want a family home that feels cosy and where the kids can run and jump – they just need to take shoes off first!”
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OUTDOOR SPACES
No matter how much or how little outdoor space you have, clever use of these five elements can create a luxurious oasis. WORDS PIP MILLER
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PICTURED: GlobeWest ‘Haven’ 2 seater left and right arm sofa and square coffee table globewest.com.au
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GlobeWest ‘Lagoon’ sofa chair $2,300 globewest.com.au
Fenton&Fenton ‘The Peanut’ hanging chair $550 fentonandfenton.com.au
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Early Settler ‘Deck’ tub chair $199 earlysettler.com.au
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PHOTOGRAPHY KARA L WAY, TRADERS OF STYLE INTERIOR DESIGN + STYLING NAT WINTER, CHASING WINTER
OUTDOOR SPACES
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“Consider the seat depth and angle of the timber backrest,” says Melissa Bonney. “There’s also nothing worse than the seat being too high or short.”
No one should stand for discomfort when it comes to taking a seat in your outdoor space. GlobeWest’s Mimi Weir says quality materials make all the difference in Australia’s harsh climate. “When looking at upholstered outdoor products, look for UV-resistant, fade-resistant, breathable and temperature-regulating fabrics such as Sunbrella or Sunproof. The fabric can be easily cleaned to remove mould and mildew build-up.” Director of The Designory, Melissa Bonney, who designed this outdoor space (pictured opposite) for new Airbnb accommodation Barefoot Escapes, says a built-in bench seat is their go-to for creating a cohesive alfresco space. “This bench seat is the best of both worlds – it’s a comfortable height for dining or putting your feet up for an afternoon doze.” Stylist and property developer Nat Winter of Chasing Winter’s latest iteration of outdoor design (pictured above) oozes comfort and charm with its raft of seating options, including hanging chairs. Even the pooch has a stylish spot to rest. DESIGN THE DESIGNORY / PHOTOGRAPHY JESSIE PRINCE
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PHOTOGRAPHY DION ROBESON / DESIGN STUDIO ATELIER / STYLING ANNA FLANDERS
built-in barbecues
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Built-in barbecues have fast become part of contemporary Australia’s entertaining zeitgeist, combining practical benefits with our outdoor lifestyle aesthetic. Available in a plethora of sizes, shapes and functionality levels (some outdoor kitchens have everything, including the kitchen sink) to suit all budgets, built-in barbecues have a certain sleekness and sophistication you just don’t get with a freestanding version. Grant Boyle, Landscape Designer at Fig Landscapes, says built-in barbecues are great if you have the space. “While you are free to install your own, providing you follow council guidelines regarding placement from the boundary, things to think about before you cook outside are storage, power, lighting and proximity to the kitchen.” Studio Atelier’s Creative Director, Kimberley Tan, agrees on the need for space and also suggests thinking about how the barbecue will relate to other furniture, so that it doesn’t present as an awkward afterthought. “Creating a dedicated zone or nook for the barbecue is important so it integrates into the existing entertaining area.” DESIGN FIG LANDSCAPES / PHOTOGRAPHY JESSE ANN
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THIS IMAGE AND BOTTOM RIGHT: DESIGN ALIDA AND MILLER / PHOTOGRAPHY JESSIE PRINCE PHOTOGRAPHY LISA COHEN / DESIGN ALISA AND LYSANDRA
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flooring
Australia’s obsession with outdoor entertaining has introduced designer luxury and elegance into otherwise ordinary gardens. Success outside relies on a holistic design approach from the floor up. The message from the experts is this: be creative and explore the vast range of options, from raw concrete to encaustic tiles and paving, that can give star quality to your outdoor space. Sister design duo Alisa and Lysandra selected striking geometric Blue Stone pavers from Beaumont Tiles (pictured opposite) for their soft concrete colour. “We love how the natural stone contrasts with the grass and the natural timber of the outdoor table.” Margaret and Kit from Alida and Miller love using encaustic tiles (pictured below), which they say offer greater variety (including endless patterns and colourways) and durability. “The most important design rule for outdoor tiles is that they are non-slip, with a P4 rating when wet.” Studio Atelier’s Kimberley Tan says they chose concrete flooring (pictured at the top of opposite page) for its organic, raw nature and inherent natural imperfections, which add character. “The patterned tile on the porch adds playfulness to the raised deck and was a design feature we carried through the house.”
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swimming pools
Swimming pools are more than just a place to cool off on a hot day; they can make a dramatic and covetable statement. Alisa and Lysandra dispel the myth that spacious gardens are the only place for swimming pools. Even the smallest space can integrate its own plunge design to truly amp up the luxe factor, as the sisters did in this contemporary indoor/outdoor bathroom (pictured top of opposite page). Josh Harrison, Director of Harrison’s Landscaping, says a holistic approach is key to successfully integrating a pool into your garden, irrespective of size. This pool, designed and built by Harrison’s Landscaping (pictured this page), is just 5.4m x 3m in size. Josh says the cascading sheer-descent
water feature and stone wall (which cleverly hides the pool heater) create an element of space, while the glass fence maintains a clear view from the house to the pool. “We wanted to create a tropical resort feel, so we used tiles in a mix of green tones in the swimming pool. Using a tile with different tones creates movement in the water colour,” explains Josh. Kimberley Tan, Creative Director at Studio Atelier, says this pool (pictured bottom of opposite page) provides a focal point at the rear of the landscaped garden. “The glass fencing allows your eye to be drawn further into the distance, giving a sense of added depth to the block.”
DESIGN + CONSTRUCTION HARRISON’S LANDSCAPING / PHOTOGRAPHY NATALIE HUNFALVAY
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PHOTOGRAPHY DION ROBESON / DESIGN STUDIO ATELIER
PHOTOGRAPHY LISA COHEN / DESIGN ALISA AND LYSANDRA
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PICTURED BELOW: Milli ‘Inox’ wall mount twin rail shower with 300mm overhead stainless steel $1,299.99 reece.com.au
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There’s nothing more liberating or luxurious than taking a shower in your own outdoor bathroom. While the lifestyle attributes of having an outdoor shower – be it for indulgence or purely practical purposes – are great, Reece Bathroom Marketing Leader Daniela Santilli says a number of details need to be considered, from plumbing and drainage to the demand for quality materials durable enough to withstand the harshest weather conditions. “Always consult a licensed plumber to ensure your existing plumbing outlets can properly service your outdoor shower. They will also be able to assist you with proper drainage. Without it you could end up with puddles and mud – not ideal,” says Daniela. For Kyal and Kara Demmrich’s Long Jetty project (pictured at the bottom of opposite page), they opted for the Phoenix ‘Vivid Slimline’ shower arm and tapware set in a gunmetal finish. “This is an indoor set that we’ve been able to use outdoors due to the covered nature of the shower area,” Kara explains. According to Kara, while the shower itself is quite subtle, it’s the breezeblock feature, the same width as the tiled shower floor, that draws the eye and makes the biggest statement. PHOTOGRAPHY MARK ZEIDLER
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PHOTOGRAPHY MINDI COOKE / STYLING KYLIE JACKES
Mon Palmer ‘SGO’ hot and cold outdoor shower in white $999 monpalmer.co
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1 Privacy: Ask yourself if the purpose of your outdoor shower is to wash off sand from the beach, or to have a thorough clean. If it’s the latter, consider timber screens or a walkaround breezeblock wall for privacy.
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2 Drainage: Whether water drains into a gravel pit below the shower or is taken away by a drainpipe, good drainage will certainly make your shower more user-friendly. 3 Hot vs cold: If the budget is tight, consider a cold-water shower – a good option if it’s going to be used mostly in the warmer months.
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Jumbled ‘Purrs’ cat planter $49.95 jumbledonline.com
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These four home tours ooze coastal style and relaxed summer vibes.
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Seeing potential in an unloved Newcastle beach house was the start of a beautiful renovation story for Caitlin Hayden and her family. PHOTOGRAPHY TANYA ZOUEV / STYLING CAITLIN HAYDEN / WORDS CASEY HUTTON
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HOME TOUR “The condition of our home when we bought it was horrendous,” recalls Caitlin Hayden. The rambling house had been a neglected rental for decades, and the only other bidders were developers keen to take advantage of the block’s proximity to the beach. But when Caitlin saw the vaulted ceilings at the back of the house she fell in love. That initial spark – along with the home’s size and great location – was enough for her and her husband Jon to take the plunge. “I couldn’t wait to get started turning it into our dream home,” she says. That was over three years ago, and the home’s bright, beautifully layered interior is the result of a staged renovation that’s still in progress. The family moved in having only painted and recarpeted the three bedrooms, and then lived with the dilapidated kitchen and living space as best they could before tackling it in their first stage of renovations. “We painted over the stained-pine vaulted ceiling and peach-coloured walls, removed outdated fireplaces and added the kitchen. We also had the brushbox timber floor sanded and sealed in a clear, matt finish.”
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After that, they added a fourth bedroom (in time for the arrival of their third baby) and built a shelf wall in the master bedroom. They upgraded the hallway with VJ panelling, replaced all the interior doors and painted everything in Taubmans Snow Drop. Their enviable relationship with their builder and carpenter – Caitlin’s brother – has been a huge positive. “He completely understands my brief and is amazing at communicating with us along the way.” Balancing the needs of their three young children has meant working slowly, with breaks between reno stages to take time out from the chaos and enjoy the house. Ultimately, this has allowed for a more organic journey. “Our ideas for this house have definitely evolved over the past three years,” says Caitlin. “I truly believe that you need to live in a space before deciding the best direction for it.” Unsurprisingly, Caitlin’s favourite spot is the kitchen and lounge, with its whitewashed exposed beams. The light-filled space, which sits at the back of the home and opens onto a large deck overlooking the beach, perfectly balances refined tastes with > beach-shack charisma.
S I T T I N G R O O M (PICTURED OPPOSITE PAGE AND BELOW) “We added Easycraft ‘easyGROOVE’ panelling to the length of the room to break up the long white hall and add some texture,” says Caitlin. “We love the amount of light this room gets, so decided to make it into a cosy and inviting sitting room. It has become my quiet little sanctuary when the house is full of chaos. We have managed to create an eclectic coastal vibe, with my thrifted mid-century credenza paired with modern GlobeWest chairs and a Middle of Nowhere art print.”
F R O N T E N T R Y (PICTURED RIGHT) “In this front part of the house we have kept the renovations to a minimum, as it will eventually change to make way for a new entryway and master suite,” explains Caitlin. “We have the beautiful Au Fait loveseat positioned in here to bring a coastal vibe and also provide practical seating. It’s a great focal point at the front of the house.”
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"My general aesthetic is combining adding neutrals and textures and of course in a lot of beautiful greenery."
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Combining neutrals, textures and greenery, the home’s interior is as practical as it is beautiful. “We have lots of secret hiding nooks for all the toys and craft and, although there is a lot of white, due to its size it’s extremely child-friendly.”
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Caitlin and Jon’s renovation has been flexible and resourceful – and accepting of the needs of their little people. When their daughter opted for floral wallpaper and a pastel palette, they embraced the change. “Some of my most treasured childhood memories are redecorating my bedroom with my mum,” Caitlin confides. “She always helped me to create my own special retreat – and that’s what I’ve done with my daughter’s room.” “It’s a labour of love turning this disjointed beach house into our dream family home. We are slowly working at creating a space that we all love and can grow in.”
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K I T C H E N / D I N I N G “After moving in, our first renovation was the rear living room and kitchen,” explains Caitlin. “We painted over the stained-pine vaulted ceiling and peach-coloured walls, removed outdated fireplaces and installed the kitchen. We also had the brushbox timber floor sanded and sealed in a clear, matt finish.” Dining chairs from Naturally Cane. adore home
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V A U LT E D C E I L I N G “My favourite room would have to be the kitchen and lounge room, simply because of the ceiling,” says Caitlin. “The vaulted ceiling adds so much light and air to the space. I’m now trying to convince my husband to incorporate a vaulted ceiling into the front of the house when we eventually renovate there.”
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Vintage vibes P R E T T Y I N P I N K “While the rest of the house is white, my daughter, who loves anything pink and pretty, has chosen to step away from the white and go with something a little more exciting,” says Caitlin of her daughter Olivia’s bedroom. “I also adore this beautiful wallpaper and its vintage vibe.”
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D E TA I L S Albany ‘Ainsley’ wallpaper in pink $99.99 for 10m roll nattyandpolly.com.au
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M A S T E R B E D R O O M Caitlin injected her signature style into the formerly bland master bedroom. “We added the panelled ledge wall to house my collection of art and mirrors – it has been the perfect design decision, as it accommodates my desire to constantly change things,” she says. “I can shake up my bedroom’s style at any time, without having to put holes in the wall to hang pictures, and it provides a place for all of my beloved plants to sit.” Linen from Society of Wanderers and tassel throw from Feather + Oak.
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PENDANT LIGHT Observatory Lighting industrial steel pendant light from $139 templeandwebster.com.au / WALL PLATE Barefoot Gypsy Homewares wall plate $175 barefootgypsy.com.au QUILT COVER Society of Wanderers charcoal stripe duvet cover (queen size) $279 societyofwanderers.com / ART PRINT Middle of Nowhere ‘Holiday In The Palms’ framed print $374 lifeinteriors.com.au / CUSHION L&M Home ‘Mondo’ cushion $64 lmhome.com.au / ROUND CUSHION Pampa ‘Monte’ pom pom cushion #1 $195 pampa.com.au / ARMCHAIR GlobeWest ‘Vittoria Folk’ occasional chair $1,605 globewest.com.au / BOWL Salt&Pepper ‘Nomad’ bowl in rust (14cm) $14.95 saltandpepper.com.au / BASKET Salt&Pepper ‘Meknes’ basket planter (large) $49.95 saltandpepper.com.au / PLANTER Angus & Celeste ‘Raw Earth’ plant stand pot in slate blue $129 angusandceleste.com / SIDEBOARD West Elm ‘Mid-Century’ media console $1,499 westelm.com.au / RUG OZ Design Furniture ‘Nomad’ floor rug in kara (2 x 3m) $499 ozdesignfurniture.com.au / POT Salt&Pepper ‘Element’ planter (small) $59.95 saltandpepper.com.au adore home
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A lucky find, a hassle-free building experience and spot-on styling instincts gave Kayla and Darius Boyd this dreamy home amongst the leafy streets of Brisbane’s north.
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SIMPLE joys PHOTOGRAPHY WARREN HEATH / STYLING SVEN ALBERDING / WORDS LAURA TWIGGS
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Thanks to an inspired makeover, this home in Langebaan on South Africa’s West Coast is an utterly serene getaway.
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To cross the threshold of this much-loved weekend home belonging to Caroline and Manie Maritz is to enter a space in which it’s impossible not to unwind. Though leagues apart from its current incarnation, on first viewing the property in mid-2016 the couple immediately recognised its solid building integrity and classical architectural proportions – a winning combination that opened up endless possibilities for reconfiguration and reinvention. With its magnificent position, which visually connects with both the lagoon and the West Coast National Park, there were no doubts about the house’s enormous potential. But reaching that potential, and in time for their family’s December holiday, was another matter entirely. “We had
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to work around the fact that budget was complicated by distance and accessibility. We had to keep it simple. Our focus was very much on making the lagoon, and our connection to the lagoon, the main event.” Caroline describes the look they were aiming for as “stylish and sensual coastal simplicity” – rich with tactile creature comforts but down-to-earth and unadorned, so as to banish any second thoughts about putting feet up on sofas or worries about wine stains and coasters. The first step was to strip the space of extraneous details and to paint the floors white. “It didn’t work very well because it was dirty in no time,” laughs Caroline. “That tweaked our ideas and we corrected with platinum grey. The effect was amazing and made an immediate, huge >
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difference; it picked up the subtle tones of the lagoon in a certain light and amplified the sense of boundless sky, and clouds. It gave the lagoon and the surrounding natural elements such dramatic emphasis that we expanded the palette to include dove greys, pale blues, charcoals… the nuanced shades at play all around us.” Structural changes were simple and effective. Removing side windows immediately granted complete privacy. Repositioning and fully integrating the upstairs verandah and downstairs pool area into the spatial flow established the lagoon as the prime focus. Weather-sensitive attention paid to outside courtyard areas and their fluid inclusion into the whole made the house extremely adaptable. The ethos of simplicity carries through into pivotal features and fixtures too. For example, the placement of the kitchen’s coffee bar means that every day, visitors’ first attention is directed to the lagoon. Decor is deliberately understated so
as not to compete with the natural surroundings, and carefully selected visual punctuation (a wall-mounted canoe, an installation of fishing rods, paddles and surfboards displayed in lieu of artworks) serves as an encouragement to explore the opportunities afforded by the lagoon itself. Because it’s these opportunities that Caroline regards as the real prize. “There’s nothing like just sitting on the beach at nearby Kraal Bay, or spending time as a family stand-up paddle boarding, fishing, kayaking, swimming and surfing,” she says. “We wanted to create an environment through which to take full advantage of these experiences and spend quality time with family and friends – a down-to-earth yet super-comfortable space that’s thoroughly conducive to complete relaxation.”
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F A R M H O U S E F E E L The doors in the house are all either barn style sliding doors or double stable doors adding to the coastal farmhouse feel.
M A S T E R S A N C T U A R Y The master bedroom has an open-plan ensuite, creating a luxe hotel-like experience. Like the rest of the house, the styling has been pared-back to make the focus all about the lagoon views.
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PENDANT LIGHT Mercator ‘Industry’ pendant light $189.95 jdlighting.com.au / TOWEL Knotty original turkish towel in ice $39 knotty.com.au / QUILT COVER SET The Cover Collective French linen quilt cover set in white (queen size) $239.95 thecovercollective.com.au / CHAIR IKEA ‘Stocksund’ armchair in ljungen blue $449 ikea.com.au / KETTLE Kmart 2.4L enamel kettle $10 kmart.com.au / MIRROR Xavier Furniture ‘Endeavour’ round rope mirror P.O.A xavierfurniture.com.au / CUSHION L&M Home ‘Burton’ rectangle cushion in indigo $86 lmhome.com.au / SURFBOARD McTavish Surfboards ‘Sumo Prime’ surfboard $,1495 mctavish.com.au / RUG James Lane ‘Abrash’ white floor rug from $399 jameslane.com.au / MUG Falcon enamel mug $6 petersofkensington.com.au / STOOL Xavier Furniture ‘Laguna’ cross leg stool xavierfurniture.com.au / SOFA James Lane ‘Como’ white 3.5-seater deep sofa $1,999 jameslane.com.au / TILES Jatana Interiors ‘New Blue and Grey Clover’ tiles $165/sq metre jatanainteriors.com.au adore home
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PHOTOGRAPHY THE PALM CO. / STYLING THE STABLES WORDS BETH GRESHWALK
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Catherine Heraghty of interior styling company The Stables achieved the unbelievable task of building and decorating two homes in just 12 weeks, with the help of innovative building company Futureflip.
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L I V I N G / D I N I N G R O O M “One of my favourite features of my home is the high ceilings. It gives the appearance that we have so much more space than we really do,” says Catherine. “The skylights are also an amazing feature. I honestly tell my clients you can’t put a price on natural light. You can spend all the money in the world on beautiful furniture but it’s the natural light that will really make it shine!” Sofa from Jardan; rug from Tribe Home; coffee table and armchair from Sarah Ellison; dining table from Urban Couture; artworks from The Art and Framing Company; dining chairs from Clickon Furniture.
To renovate or to demolish? That was the question on the minds of Catherine Heraghty and her husband Adam, as they contemplated how their two-bedroom fibro cottage could support a growing family (which already included young son Hudson and two dogs). So, the Sydney couple asked their longtime friend and local builder, Neil Hipwell of Futureflip, for advice. “Neil said we’d be crazy to renovate such an old house; they’re so hard to work with and often cost more,” Catherine explains. “He suggested a duplex, giving us everything we wanted, plus the bonus of an investment property – a no-brainer, when he put it like that.” While a knockdown-rebuild like this would normally take eight to 18 months, Catherine says, her past work on Neil’s sites had shown her how fast he could get projects done. So, they decided to build two homes in just 12 weeks. Before they could begin construction, five months
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were spent finalising plans with the architect, getting Council approval, knocking down trees, removing asbestos, obtaining Neil’s construction certificate to start works, and demolishing the old home. Once building began, Catherine was immediately consumed by selecting finishes, finalising kitchen and laundry plans, and making countless other decisions. “I was on site every single day, answering so many questions,” Catherine recalls. “There was lots of problem-solving on your feet with the tradesmen.” Fortunately, Neil proved a tremendous guide for her decisions. “He’s the kind of builder who’ll suggest doing things in ways that make it easier and more cost-effective to build,” Catherine says. “There are ways of building things, then there are smarter ways. This is something Neil definitely showed us.” Naturally, a build of this intensity had its challenges. The short timeline, for instance, meant it was crucial for the tradesmen to be on site at the right times, and to work around each other. There was not much time for fun with young Hudson,
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lots of problem-solving on your feet with the tradesmen." Catherine remembers, as she juggled site matters and client work day and night, and the family lived with Catherine’s in-laws while the build was underway. But the sacrifice was worth it. Within 12 weeks, Catherine’s team miraculously completed the two homes from top to bottom – including the all-important interior design. Catherine embraced a contemporary Australian style for her ‘forever home’, incorporating soft geometric lines and curves, and simple styling that, she says, “feels relaxed, and combines warm and cool colour palettes.”
Considering the small size of the block, Catherine made the most of her concept within each room. The warm/cool contrast, for example, is perfected >
INVESTMENT L I V I N G / D I N I N G R O O M “Being coastal in style, the investment home used lots of textures in the styling, with natural materials and a soft, calming colour palette,” explains Catherine. “I chose this style as I knew it would appeal to the masses if we chose to sell, and would not polarise buyers.” All furniture in the living and dining room from OZ Design Furniture. adore home
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K I T C H E N “To ensure we got the right balance in the kitchen, I only applied the custom profile to the back overhead cupboards; I went for plain polyurethane panels everywhere else,” says Catherine. “To warm up the kitchen and break up all of the grey, I introduced a custom-made timber frame that went around the island bench. It gives the impression that the island is more like a dining table, and I like the casual feel that it gives the space. I used ‘Pure White’ from Caesarstone for the benchtops, as I felt it was important to break up all the texture in the cabinetry and tiled splashback, as well as the soft grey.” Bar stools from Relm; pendant lights from Huset; tiles from Di Lorenzo Tiles; artwork from The Art and Framing Company.
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INVESTMENT K I T C H E N “Because I prefer interiors that are timeless, I opted for a slight Hamptons look for the investment kitchen. I went with gorgeous dark-chocolate, engineered timber flooring from Signature Floors for wow factor, and a shaker-style kitchen by U-Neek Interior Solutions,� says Catherine. Splashback tiles from Di Lorenzo Tiles; pendant lights from Wisteria Design.
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M A S T E R B E D R O O M The original artwork by Annie Everingham was the starting point for the master bedroom’s soft colour palette. Bed from Heatherly Design; drawers from Grazia & Co; quilt cover and pink quilted cushion from Urban Couture; white cushion from Eadie Lifestyle; ‘Nobby’ carpet from Signature Floors; ‘Duette’ sheer curtains from Luxaflex; curtain rod from A’besco.
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INVESTMENT M A S T E R B E D R O O M “My style is more minimal and clean, so to introduce rattan into one of my interiors is a little out of the ordinary for me,” says Catherine. “I knew I wanted a cane bedhead as a statement piece, however I wanted something that had clean lines and was a bit simpler in its design, so I opted for this one from Naturally Cane.” Quilt cover and pillowcases from The Cover Collective; bedside table from Amalfi.
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in the open-plan living and dining area, particularly with the modern sofa and multi-shade cushions, and the grey kitchen cabinets that backdrop sandcoloured pendant lights.
half wasn’t an affordable option for the couple, who reluctantly decided to sell upon completion. On the bright side, Catherine confirms the sale covered the entire cost of the build.
For the investment side of the duplex, Catherine designed an appealing coastal look, featuring natural materials and calming hues. “I tried to get texture into everything – the rugs, cushions, bedheads and dining chairs.”
And the timing couldn’t be better – Catherine and Adam are delighted to have baby number two on the way. “We set out to do this whole project because we wanted to expand our family, and it’s finally happened,” she says. “I feel like we’ve come full circle.”
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B A T H R O O M S Catherine wanted her bathrooms to reflect a contemporary Australian style. “I deliberately had the small brick art tiles stacked vertically on the feature wall to reinforce the vertical lines in the space,” she explains. “It also gives the sense that the ceilings are higher than what they are.” Loughlin Furniture handcrafted the vanities for all of the bathrooms and the powder room. “I adore everything that Loughlin Furniture do. I am a huge fan of Australian design, and the quality is quite often superior.”
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INVESTMENT B A T H R O O M S Catherine chose double herringbone tiles from Di Lorenzo Tiles as the statement feature in the master bathroom and ensuite. “When I was researching laying styles for subway tiles, I came across the double herringbone pattern. I liked that it felt less directional and therefore less busy – a calmer laying style than your standard herringbone. I love the round mirror from Warranbrooke in the ensuite; the round shape speaks of a porthole and relates back to the coastal concept. The timber vanities from Loughlin Furniture are part of their brand-new ‘Staples’ range – a really cost-effective way of using beautiful Australian-made pieces in your home.”
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“We located the home office in the hallway, as it was really the only space left on the floorplan,” explains Catherine. “We opted to have it open, rather than behind closed doors, purely to save money.”
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HOUSE renovation Maria Baron of Black and White Projects explains how a tired 1980s house at Peregian Beach was transformed into a stylish coastal retreat. PHOTOGRAPHY RIKKI LANCASTER / WORDS CASEY HUTTON
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Indoor/outdoor living was the priority when reworking this part of the home. “The old living room was narrow and impractical,” Maria explains. Forgoing a big island bench (“They’re not always the answer,” says Maria) allowed the living area to flow seamlessly into the kitchen, creating a light-filled space. Bi-fold doors open onto the deck and breakfast bar servery. Whitewashed wide plank floors were an obvious choice to meet the beachy brief, and a beaded black chandelier is the hero of the space, balancing the kitchen’s matt black cabinetry.
The old design didn’t match today’s style of living or take advantage of the gorgeous views.
BEFORE > The kitchen was closed off from the living room by the breakfast bar and could only be accessed via a corridor.
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KITCHEN The dated 1980s-style kitchen was reconfigured into a more practical and modern open-plan design. “We changed the layout a lot,” recalls Maria. “The breakfast bar used to face the living room and access was only via a corridor (where the fridge is now). We turned it into a more functional layout by facing the kitchen towards the outdoor space.” A new gas strut window opens over a stone servery to the deck for easy alfresco entertaining, capitalising on the amazing view out to Noosa Hinterland and Cooroy Mountain.
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“We had to use some heavy-duty hardware so that the hanging chair would be suitable for anyone to sit on. This was fixed into a roof beam. Talk to your builder or carpenter before purchasing a hanging chair – it might save you from headaches later,” advises Maria.
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EXTERIOR At the back of the house, a generous 5.2m x 8.6m deck was built to take advantage of the Noosa National Park views. “To make it even more enjoyable all year round, we added an insulated panel roofing product above the deck in a ‘flyover’ style roof. This helps to cool down the house in summer and adds a sizeable amount of extra usable living space to the house,” says Maria. Looking to create some street appeal, Maria completely changed the tired brick facade by spray-painting the walls in Taubmans ‘Veridian Green’ and painting the roof and gutters in Taubmans Endure ‘Colorbond Surfmist’.
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The ’80s exterior was dated and lacked street appeal. The front garden also needed a refresh.
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"Think about street appeal at the beginning of the renovation."
Maria points out that painting directly over the brick was cheaper than rendering. Another budget–savvy move was to keep as many of the plants as possible. “We were fortunate enough to have well-established native plants in the yard to work with,” recalls Maria. “Also – never underestimate the power of laid lawn!” Now it’s the happiest looking home in the street.
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Ensuite
Salt&Pepper ‘Amarna’ hamper (small) $69.95 saltandpepper.com.au
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Saya ‘Lime + Bergamot’ hand wash $36 sayaskin.com Milli ‘Pure Progressive’ wall basin mixer in matte black $717.99 reece.com.au
Roca ‘Inspira Soft Vessel’ basin $529 reece.com.au
BATHROOMS The main bathroom was designed as a practical, high-traffic area for holidaymakers. White hexagon tiles and subway tiles were used on the floor and wall respectively. “I chose black grout to give it design interest while also keeping it airy, clean, crisp and spacious,” Maria explains.
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Bathers have the option of soaking in the Posh Solus freestanding bath or rinsing off beach sand in the open shower. Matt black tapware and robe hooks keep the look contemporary, while an antique console sourced by Maria has been given new life as a vanity, adding warmth and character to the space. In the tranquil, unfussy ensuite, a beautiful floating Australian hardwood shelf was custom-made for the vanity and paired with a Roca Inspira soft vessel basin. In both bathrooms, touches of greenery and natural textures bring the outdoors in. 76
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‘Hex’ tiles $76m2 thetilepalette.com.au
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BEDROOM
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In keeping with the home’s monochromatic colour palette, the master bedroom was given the same treatment, albeit a little moodier. Making a bold statement in the master, the panelled wall painted in Taubmans ‘All Black’ allows the timber bed and crisp white linen to pop.
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The black cockatoo art print pays homage to the local wildlife that regularly visits in the home’s garden.
blackandwhiteprojects.com.au @blackandwhiteprojects
A wall between the master bathroom and separate toilet was knocked down to create one larger space.
MARIA'S TOP TIPS 1 Mood board: Having a clear direction is paramount. Assemble all your final product selections on a mood board to help you visualise the overall look. 2 Floor plan: Get your plumber in early to see what plumbing is easy to move and what isn’t. 3 Tiling: Tiles are the best way to make a big impact in a bathroom reno.
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NAÏM ON MELBOURNE South Brisbane’s Naïm on Melbourne serves up mouth-watering Middle Eastern dishes in a modern, Moorish-inspired interior (courtesy of Melbourne’s The Stella Collective) that honours the beauty of Syrian architecture. Complete with arched doorways, geometric tiling, rattan backrests and cascading greenery, it’s a dining oasis, from starters to finish. @naimonmelbourne
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Lenny 3206 in Melbourne’s Albert Park dishes up more style than your everyday café. Transforming heritage to haute, local firm Golden designed the eatery’s smart pastel shades, hardy furnishings and inviting textiles, alongside wavy cursive motifs reflecting the brand and region. Lenny’s breakfast and lunch menu are also genius, featuring plates like duck and waffle, and confit salmon with soba noodles.
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Kollab reusable coffee cup in mint $25 kollab.com.au
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Yummi Gear bento lunch box $25 bebugkids.com
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Eliminate single-use plastics in your home with these handsome produce bags from Sheets on the Line. Sold as a set of six, the lightweight, reusable bags are the perfect grocery store or market companion. Made from soft but strong certified organic cotton voile with a super-cute cotton drawstring. Priced $24.95. sheetsontheline.com.au
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COCO REPUBLIC'S N E W L' A M E R I C A N O With the opening of L’Americano café, Coco Republic transports diners to the Italian Riviera from the comfort of their newly renovated Brisbane showroom. Coastal glamour with a holiday vibe sets the scene for a magnifico menu of classic Italian dishes and coffee. Open for breakfast and lunch. lamericano.com.au/brisbane
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TALK In need of a summer holiday? We’ve got you covered – from a coastal-lover’s dream vacay in Port Stephens to stylish travel essentials for your next getaway.
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The North Beach House, Sydney
THE NORTH BEACH HOUSE PHOTOGRAPHY THE PALM CO
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1 THE NORTH BEACH HOUSE If you’re staying in Sydney’s idyllic Northern Beaches, why not book The North Beach House? Just five minutes from North Narrabeen Beach and Lagoon, this two-bedroom cottage is your home-from-home, complete with crisp white interior, layered textures and a colour palette evoking the sand, surf and tropics. airbnb.com.au/rooms/28421398
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Duskii ‘Martini’ zip top $120 and ‘Malibu’ bikini bottoms both in paradiso print $95 duskii.com.au
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Grace Garrett ‘Boheme Paradise’ beach towel $99 gracegarrett.com
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Luxe luggage made for short trips
Made of 100 percent cotton canvas with leather trim, Jac Cadeaux’s ‘Le Petit Voyage’ bag ($275) is perfect for elegant weekends away. Comes complete with adorable leather horseshoe charm. jaccadeaux.com
Sunnylife ‘Monteverde’ luxe picnic basket $199.95 sunnylife.com.au
THE BAXLEY BONDI BEACH If soaking up the Bondi Beach scene is your idea of holiday heaven, The Baxley Bondi is a must-stay. A short walk from the beach and shops, this boutique accommodation offers 30 rooms that combine beachy chic with modern minimalism. Think coastal white walls accented by sea shades and leafy prints, with a splash of luxe courtesy of premium linens and amenities. thebaxleybondi.com
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TRAVEL DESTINATION
PORT STEPHENS
From sparkling blue waters (with resident bottlenose dolphins) and sandy beaches, to stunning waterfront restaurants and boutique accommodation – Port Stephens is a veritable paradise waiting to be explored.
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WORDS JACQUI GREIG
VISIT stay
BANNISTERS Making the most of unimpeded water views on the beachfront of Soldiers Point in Port Stephens, Bannisters has opened the doors of its third luxury boutique hotel with the creative team of architect Tony Freeman, interior designer Romy Alwill and landscape designer Will Dangar. While the lofty, double-height lobby opens onto a stunning infinity pool and bar, the interiors feature tones and textures of the earth and sea, with plenty of crisp whites, brass, rich timber and punches of blue. Choose between the celebrated Rick Stein at Bannisters restaurant and the casual dining of Terrace Bar.
bannisters.com.au/port-stephens @ bannistershotels
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ANCHORAGE Breezy waterfront style at its finest, The Anchorage offers effortlessly luxurious accommodation – from spacious rooms to mezzanine-style loft suites and a decadent villa – along with world-class Spa Lucca and decadent dining options. The Anchorage showcases the region’s growing culinary reputation, with delicious seafood at The Wild Herring (head chef Michael Jenkins’s menu is particularly inspired) and relaxed dining at The Galley Kitchen, while sophisticated and inviting Hemingway’s Bar is the perfect spot for a drop (or two). Overlooking what is arguably one of the world’s most beautiful ports, this idyllic, Hamptons-style resort is a haven of five-star excellence.
anchorageportstephens.com.au @theanchorageportstephens
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VISIT eat
LITTLE BEACH
BOATHOUSE Looking for upscale nosh and magical ocean views? Look no further than Little Beach Boathouse. Opened in 2013 and overlooking the spectacular vista of Little Beach, the restaurant’s modern Australian menu boasts local produce and fresh seafood. But it’s not all about the fine food. Little Beach Boathouse is passionate about sharing all that Port Stephens and the Hunter Valley have to offer, and that includes local wines, plus craft beers from the local Murray’s Brewery. Cheers to that.
littlebeachboathouse.com.au @littlebeachboathouse
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TOMAREE
NATIONAL PARK The ideal weekend getaway destination, Tomaree National Park offers everything from whale watching at historical Fort Tomaree, to exploring the Point Stephens Lighthouse on Fingal Island and snorkeling in crystalline waters at the secluded Fishermans Bay foreshore. Not to be missed is the hike to the summit of Tomaree Head, where you’ll enjoy impressive views of idyllic Port Stephens and its coastline. Don’t forget the picnic basket! adore home
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SHOAL BAY
COUNTRY CLUB This is the place to gather in Shoal Bay for sun-soaked dining overlooking the water. The relaxed beachfront setting is the work of award-winning Sydney interior design firm Luchetti Krelle, who took inspiration from original photos of the historic hotel for the $6 million renovation last year. The atmosphere is enhanced by live entertainment, and you can expect a bistro menu featuring the region’s finest produce sourced from both land and sea, paired with a beautifully curated wine list. Don’t miss the delicious breakfast menu at Mermaids Café.
shoalbaycountryclub.com.au @shoalbaycountryclub
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ZENITH BEACH
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Port Stephens is famous for its golden sandy beaches and scenic waterways, and Zenith Beach – framed between two conical headlands – is a great surfing spot during a north-east swell. Follow a timber-slatted walkway lined by dune grasses and you’ll find a beautiful spot to swim while admiring the towering peak of Tomaree Head. Also of note is Shoal Bay’s main beach, the sweeping crescent beach directly inside the bay of Port Stephens perfect for watching the sunrise over the headlands and glimpsing the resident bottlenose dolphins.
MORE TO PORT STEPHENS
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THE LITTLE NEL Located below Hotel Nelson and boasting a sunny resort-style deck, The Little Nel is a must when in Port Stephens, if for no other reason than their delicious bombolini (warmed Nutella-filled Italian doughnut). For something slightly less decadent, we recommend the fresh fig and crumbed haloumi salad with pomegranate, watermelon and salsa verde. From humble beginnings, The Little Nel has grown into a favourite haunt for Bay locals and visitors alike – Little by name but big on taste!
littlenel.com.au
@thelittlenel
ADVENTURE: OAKVALE WILDLIFE PARK Get up close and personal with a range of creatures – from kangaroos to lamas to oh-so-cuddly koalas. A must for families and animal lovers. oakvalewildlife.com.au
STAY: SALT AT SHOAL BAY A modern Australian beach house divided into two self contained levels and a third freestanding cottage. saltatshoalbay.com.au
SHOP: THE HOME INTERIOR Get a retail fix of coastal-inspired homewares in this beautifully curated store. Pop next door to In House Kitchen for a tasty meal. thehomeinterior.com.au adore home
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V I N TA G E MUSTIQUE VIBES Influenced by the aristocratic and bohemian jet-set crowd that descended on the island of Mustique in the 1960s and ’70s, Paddo To Palmy have designed a classic collection of garments
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that are as wearable on an island as they are in the city. The ‘Mustique’ collection features vintage-inspired paisleys, stripes, batik and flower-based prints. paddotopalmy.com.au
BAG Kollab ‘Sloth’ shopper tote $24.95 kollab.com.au / PLANNER Emma Kate Co. 2019 weekly planner $59 adoremagazine.com/shop / CLUTCH Country Road ‘Stripe’ woven clutch $79.95 countryroad.com.au / LOTION Bali Body ‘Luxe’ moisturising lotion $26.95 balibodyco.com.au / TOWEL Grace Garrett ‘Sandy Palms’ beach towel $99 gracegarrett.com / SHOES Bared ‘Pheasant’ heels $249 bared.com.au / DRESS Paddo To Palmy ‘Olivier’ shirt dress in vintage flower white $289 paddotopalmy.com.au / SUNGLASSES Quay Australia ‘Drama By Day’ $60 quayaustralia.com.au UMBRELLA Sunday Supply Co. ‘Sun Ray’ beach umbrella $249 sundaysupply.co / EARRINGS Lumiere Art & Co. ‘Dakota’ earrings $24 lumiereartandco.com.au / POOL TOY Sunnylife pool ring in rose gold $29.95 sunnylife.com.au / SUITCASE Wanderers Travel Co. ‘The Wanderer’ cabin suitcase cabin bag $649 wandererstravelco.com / SWIMSUIT Lonely ‘Nancy’ swimsuit in rust shimmer $299 lonelylabel.com 88
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