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Contents | Regulars

09 Editor’s Letter

12 TREND REPORT

22 SHOP

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Blue Print

Royal Hue

24 SHOP

26 SHOP

28 SHOP

Edited by Georgina Jeffries

Edited by Pip McCully

Practically Beautiful

34 ATELIER Luxury at Large

42 Closet Covet The Write Stuff

112 BLOG LOVE

By Wonder

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Contents | Features 50 Archetypical Beauty AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS Photographer Dana van Leeuwen and her husband Dick van der Helm wanted to build a new house, but not one that looked like those in the mainstream developments in their neighbourhood.

62 The Main Event MORNINGTON PENINSULA, AUSTRALIA The search for the perfect weekender saw Shani Anderson drive up and down the same stretch of road for years, hoping the right house would come up for sale.

74 Model Masterpiece NEW YORK, United States Designed by Todd Hase, the New York apartment of supermodel and artist Sasha Pivovarova and photographer Igor Vishnyakov is a reflection of their creative hearts.

84 Green and Bold Melbourne, AUSTRALIA The build up to Christmas in the household of one of Melbourne’s most in-demand florists, is a particularly hectic time for the busy young MacLachlan family.

94 Style and Substance MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA Never one to do anything by halves, Chyka Keebaugh’s approach to Christmas is to embrace it and go all out, just as she does with life.

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Editors Letter The colour theme for this issue could easily be indigo, as part of the trend that is sweeping the world, but for us the most obvious message that these pages convey is the hard work and tenacity of the creative women we’ve featured.

From talented artist Cj Hendry, to fashion designer Shani Anderson, international model and artist Sasha Pivovarova, florist Fleur McLachlan and catering and event director Chyka Keebaugh, these talented and successful women relentlessly flex their creative muscle and share the result with the world. We count ourselves lucky to support them and share their work with you.

Georgina Jeffries and Pip McCally of interior design firm Wonder are two creative women who’ve entered our orbit in the past 12 months.

We invited them to guest edit our last issue of the year and share their fresh contemporary approach to design that we think you’ll love.

Having fast developed a name for themselves as a design team known for creating spaces that are both considered and aesthetically timeless, Pip and Georgina are also the epitome of hard work and have all-encompassing passion for their craft. We hope these pages fill you with a sense of your own wonder and a drive to keep pushing yourselves forward.

Sian MacPherson Editor in Chief

Take a look at what our guest editors Georgina Jeffries and Pip McCally of interior design firm Wonder are coveting on pages 24 to 27. They also share their favourite blogs to visit for inspiration on page 116.

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Editor in Chief Sian MacPherson sian@estmagazine.com.au

Creative Director Lynda Evans lynda@estmagazine.com.au

PHOTOGRAPHY Toby Scott | STYLING Sian MacPherson | WORDS Yvette Caprioglio

CONTRIBUTORS EDITORIAL Georgina Jeffries, Robyn Lea, Pip McCully, Khaseem Warren. PHOTOGRAPHY Brooke Holm, Marjon Hoogervorst, Dana van Leeuwen, Tara Pearce, Toby Scott. STYLING Anouk Brands, Jessica Bouvy, Marsha Golemac, Todd Hase, Chanelle McAuliffe, Maxine Riedmaier. WORDS Yvette Caprioglio, Renske Schriemer.

ON THE COVER LUXURY AT LARGE Atelier Cj Hendry PHOTOGRAPHY Toby Scott STYLING Lynda Evans

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blue print PHOTOGRAPHY Marjon Hoogervorst | STYLING AnoukB

Ancient crafts pared with contemporary patterns and new applications have seen a worldwide Indigo trend take hold. From the Shibori masters in Japan, to the recent revival of Africa’s ancient traditions of indigo dyeing led by artist Aboubakar Fofana, the current infatuation with indigo is ever-growing.

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Practically

beautiful PHOTOGRAPHY Brooke Holm | STYLING Marsha Golemac

Put away the traditional tinsel and fairy lights and instead indulge in our hand-picked range of gifts that we hope will make you think outside the Christmas box.

Play Vase by Ingrid Tufts at Modern Times | Cu Tall Copper & Timber Vessel by Studio Kyss at Modern Times | Christopher Plumridge Claystone Lidded Box at Modern Times | Salt And Pepper Mill by Helgo at Vincent 2 | Small Glass Bottle at Safari Living | Copper And Concrete House Paperweight at Modern Times | Marble Plate 20Cms at Safari Living | Tea Light Holder at Safari Living | Marble Bowl at Safari Living | Diamond Brooch by and O Design at Modern Times | Wooden Spoons at Lightly | Pink Glass Bottle | Safari Living | Matryoshka Dolls 5Pc | Blank

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AT LARGE PHOTOGRAPHY Toby Scott | PRODUCTION Lynda Evans

What is irrefutably the most exciting thing about producing Est Magazine is discovering and sharing the work of talented creatives. Recently, South African born fine artist Cj Hendry stopped us in our tracks. We were captivated the moment we laid eyes on her Instagram feed - the only online portal for this Brisbane based artist, where her huge black and white renderings of made objects and curiosities are creating a frenzy amongst curators, collectors and international luxury brands alike.

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The Write Stuff PHOTOGRAPHY Tara Pearce | STYLING Sian MacPherson & Chanelle McAuliffe

Yvette Caprioglio is a writer, creative communications strategist, Est Magazine contributor and our closet covet muse.

A lot of my work revolves around telling stories - mostly other people’s or products in a creative way. So it’s fitting that a lot of the pieces photographed here have a provenance and a bit of a story to them. They’ve been passed on to me by friends and family.

I remember being interested in clothes when I was quite young - my grandmother had a great eye for interesting pieces as does my very stylish mother and she also has such a great aesthetic in her home. So I guess I’ve inherited some of that. I tend to dress in mainly dark colours, black (hey, it’s Melbourne) navy, grey.

I buy mainly fewer but good classic things and add interesting bits along the way.

This painting was bought on a whim with my art director about 10 years ago and as you’d expect, he has a good eye. I love it. It’s

by Baz Blakeney. It has been commented on by every single person that has ever entered my home.... enough said. The other lady jostling for position in this picture is my wire haired fox terrier, Arkie. She’s the business.

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Archetypical

Beauty PHOTOGRAPHY Dana van Leeuwen STYLING Jessica Bouvy | WORDS Renske Schriemer

Photographer Dana van Leeuwen and her husband Dick van der Helm wanted to build a new house, but not one that looked like those in the mainstream development they saw in their neighbourhood. Instead, they aimed for something atypical and the result is stunning. A family home that plays with light and styles.

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event

PHOTOGRAPHY Toby Scott | STYLING Sian MacPherson | WORDS Yvette Caprioglio

Fashion designer Shani Anderson’s house bears all the hallmarks of her well-travelled creative eye.

The search for the perfect weekender saw Shani drive up and down the same stretch of road for years, hoping the right house would come up for sale. And it did, in the form of a 1960’s home on five acres in Main Ridge, Regional Victoria with stunning views of Bass Strait and the Morningtion Peninsula towards Portsea.

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Model

Masterpiece

INTERIORS & FURNITURE DESIGN Todd Hase STORY & PHOTOGRAPHY Robyn Lea

The New York apartment of supermodel and artist Sasha Pivovarova and photographer Igor Vishnyakov is a reflection of their creative hearts.

Designed by Todd Hase, the eclectic space fuels and nurtures their work and provides a warm and private refuge for the high profile couple and their six-month-old baby daughter Mia.

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& green bold PHOTOGRAPHY Toby Scott PRODUCTION Sian MacPherson | STYLING Fleur MacLachlan

The build up to Christmas in the MacLachlan household is a particularly hectic time for this busy young family. As one of Melbourne’s most in-demand florists, Fleur MacLachlan works late Christmas Eve year after year, finishing off flower arrangements and Christmas displays for some of the city’s best homes.

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substance style and

PHOTOGRAPHY Toby Scott | PRODUCTION Sian MacPherson STYLING Chyka Keebaugh & Maxine Riedmaier

Never one to do anything by halves, Chyka Keebaugh’s approach to Christmas is to embrace it and go all out, just as she does with life.

IMAGES VIA This is paper magazine

IMAGES VIA WIt & Delight

IMAGES VIA JJJJound

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Blog Love With a view of the world that fills them with wonder, this issue’s guest editors Georgina and Pip share with us their penchant for the unexpected. Stories told using strong images are the common theme woven through the designers’ three favourite blogs.

EDITED BY Pip McCully & Georgina Jeffries

This Is Paper Magazine A beautifully curated online publication from Poland which covers a wide range of architectural, design and art projects, across process development to finished work. The text and imagery are current - about people doing wonderful projects - now.

The publication has the presence of a tangible read and a strong aesthetic which ties all of the coverage together seamlessly. Oh, and they have published a couple of our projects too! wit & delight A visual feast of fashion imagery, interiors, photography and all things delightful curated by the Minneapolis-based designer Kate Arends.

JJJJound A purely image-based blog edited

by Canadian designer Justin R Saunders. The images are succinctly arranged and present aspirational aspects of everyday life with a wonderfully humourous undertone woven through the selection.

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