Innholdsfortegnelse for June 2019 i Inside Out

Who can resist a really good Before & After project? In fact, finishing a renovation has to be one of life’s most satisfying achievements. This is InsideOut’s annual Before & After Special, which always reminds me why we love renovating so much. It’s about hope, the idea that we can always make the places we live in better and more beautiful. When I picture what I’d like to do at my place, I see the finished house with me pulling together a fantastic lunch party… not any of the messy building bits that came before. That’s why we are drawn to all these finished projects – to see that it is possible. This issue, we have some really great examples. In case you didn’t know, June is InsideOut’s birthday and…

SHOP COLOUR PARTY Scarves are having a moment – and the more riotous the colour, the better! Shown is the 100 per cent silk Serifia Vikuri flower scarf from Marimekko, $260. MARIMEKKO.COM/AU_EN DESIGN DOUBLE DENIM We have our eye on this luxe home range by The Beach People, made of upcycled denim with a focus on zero waste. The result is super-soft fabrics and a clean conscience. THEBEACHPEOPLE.COM.AU WISHLIST good drops We love a label and are big fans of Brancott Estate’s arty Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, $14 (from bottle shops); RethinkRefill wine Le Rose Bleu, $29.90 (lerosebleu.com); and Handpicked x Gorman Pinot Noir, $28.99, which celebrates 10 years of edgy fashion brand Gorman (handpickedwines.com.au). EAT/DRINK BAR BOTANICA A sweet garden cafe on the NSW Central Coast run by Dan Hughes…

THE ORIGINAL Model 537 table lamp by Gino Sarfatti, reissued this year by AStep The form A marble-based lamp with a brass stem and shell-shaped painted-metal shade. What makes it special Sarfatti (1912-1985) was Italy’s pre-eminent lighting designer. With something like 700 designs to his credit, he revolutionised domestic lighting worldwide. He founded his lighting company, Arteluce (‘art and light’), with no real experience in lighting but an insatiable appetite for exploring new ideas. In 1953 the Arteluce showroom was redesigned by Marco Zanuso, one of Italy’s best-known modernist architects. This brought international attention, reinforced by two Grand Prix awards in 1954 for his radical floor lights, 1063 and 1065. That year, Sarfatti won the country’s highest design accolade, the Compasso d’Oro, for his cylindrical 559 table light, followed by…

After 16 years in this Geoffrey Summerhayes-designed home in Perth, Sue and Peter didn’t want to move on. So, with expert guidance from design company Lahaus, they slipped into reno mode, taking just six months to turn a four-bedroom home built in the 1980s into one made for 21st-century life. Turn to page 72 for more.…

Buying or selling a family home often brings with it a sense of responsibility – but when the house is designed by renowned Australian architect Geoffrey Summerhayes, there’s an extra sense of duty to uphold. Geoffrey designed this four-bedroom, three-bathroom villa in 1988, and it became the perfect family home for Sue and Peter when they bought it in 2001. Tucked away in Perth’s leafy Peppermint Grove, they raised their two children in the single-level house, which is walking distance to a golden-sand beach and peppermint tree-lined river. But when their children grew up and their son moved interstate, the much-loved home no longer suited their needs. “At that point I really wanted to downsize,” admits Sue, explaining that the Tuscan-inspired ochre exterior and terracotta tiles were dated and they…

Who lives here Anna Carbone, founder and creative director of design studio The Chic Fish; Giovanni Gennari, the marketing and communications director at Fornasetti and co-founder of The Chic Fish; and their son, Tito. Style of home The 120-square-metre apartment is located in a 19th-century building in central Milan. The couple bought the apartment in May 2013 and spent six months planning; the renovation took 90 days.   Approximate cost was $160,000 (including all the vintage pieces).…

Who lives here Lauren Gillespie, a high-school teacher; her husband Wade Gillespie, 36, owner of Axon Electrical; sons Rafferty, 3, and Perry, 1; and their Staffordshire bull terrier, Vegas. Style of home Built in the 1970s, this brown-brick bungalow in coastal Karrinyup has been made into a bright family home. Lauren and Wade bought the home in late 2016 and got straight to work on the renovation. Renovations started in June 2017 and finished in late 2018. The entire project cost approximately $370,000.…

Q My wife and I love entertaining outside year-round and want to update our outdoor area to make it feel more like our living room. What sort of outdoor furniture is popular right now? Jean, via Instagram Hygge, the Danish word for finding joy in simplicity and appreciating the small things in life, has turned into a big outdoor furniture trend, and the Rome outdoor range by BoConcept encapsulates it perfectly. A great place to start is the Rome outdoor sofa. It features deep seats and loose cushions that help create a relaxed and comfortable lounging experience, and the sofa’s modular, minimalist design captures the style of modern indoor living. Combined with high-quality materials that are made to endure weather conditions, and you’ve got the beginning of an outdoor living space that’s…

Complement your bed frame with bespoke bedroom furniture from the My Design collection at Snooze. Expertly made in Australia from feature-grade blackbutt veneer, the My Design furniture range is available in an array of stains and painted finishes. Each of the bedside tables, tallboys and chests in the collection are fully customisable and come in a range of sizes and with varying shelf formations, feet and handle options. For more of a generous bedside space for your lamp and night-time reading, opt for the My Design bedside table with Ellipse handles in feature-grade blackbutt veneer in a Native Tone stain. Visit Snooze in-store or online at snooze.com.au to browse the entire Venus and My Design collections.…

NEW ENVIRONMENT Elevate your kitchen surfaces with Laminex’s Landscape Series. Inspired by the raw textures and natural tones of Australia’s terrain, the range includes laminate cabinetry in Spinifex, from $81.07 per sq m, laminex.com.au boiling point Early mornings just got a little more stylish, thanks to the latest breakfast range from Sunbeam. The New York collection includes a kettle that lights up as it boils, and is available in three metallic colour options inspired the city’s bright lights and cosmopolitan aesthetic. $169, sunbeam.com.au TRAY CHIC We bet bacon and eggs taste better when served on this solid-timber Tate breakfast-in-bed tray from Country Road. Plus, the legs are removable so it’s easy to pack away afterwards. $129, countryroad.com.au raise a glass With its contemporary angled rim and delicate mouth-blown glass design,…

It’s easy to think of blinds or curtains as an interiors essential but they’re a brilliant addition to an outdoor area too. During the cooler months, blinds will help make your space cosier and more inviting. Add some throws and an outdoor heater and your outdoor space is useble throughout the cooler months. Come summer, well-placed blinds for screening or on a Western side of the house will help keep the area cool and ideal for your next get-together with friends or family.…

Your front gate introduces you, so you need to make a good first impression. While there are many practicalities – single or double, width and height, how secure it needs to be – deciding on a gate can be fun. Bearing in mind that it should complement your home and garden, here are the main types to look for... slatted Timber-batten gates look great in modern architectural homes, and where privacy or security require a door-style gate. This slatted style is versatile and effective, whether the battens are vertical or horizontal. Customise the timber dimensions – slim battens create a contemporary profile, while wider ones gives a chunkier look. You can adjust the spacing, too – go narrow for limited see-through and wider for a lighter, breezier, more open effect.…

Indian spiced root vegetables “With very little conscious effort on my part, much of the food I make in my slow cooker is gluten-free, vegan or vegetarian” Rather like an exotic bubble and squeak, but starting with raw vegies and giving them an Indian twist. There’s no need to wait until you have leftovers from a roast dinner to give this a try. As well as being a comforting supper, it makes an awesome brunch, topped with your favourite style of egg. I can never get enough boiled eggs, and I’m particularly partial to a roughly chopped hard-boiled egg. SERVES 4 PREPARATION 20 minutes COOKING about 4 hours GLUTEN-FREE 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 red onion, thinly sliced 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped 2cm (¾in) piece ginger, finely chopped 1…

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Clockwise from top left Blue Elements plate, $129, Royal Copenhagen. Blue dinner plate, $13.96, Royal Doulton. Fasano hand-painted face side plate, $65, Atelier Studios. ED Ellen DeGeneres plate, $11.16, Royal Doulton. The Yellow Swirl plate, $29, In The Round House. Watercolour Aqua dinner plate, $12.95, Ecology. Oiva/Eläköön Elämä plate, $39, Marimekko. Gembrook side plate, $39.95, Robert Gordon. Oiva/ Siirtolapuutarha pink plate, $39, and black-and-white plate, $19.50, both Marimekko. Goa cutlery, $680 for a 24-piece set, Francalia. House & Garden ‘Sandycape’ tablecloth (280cm x 180cm), $99.95, Myer. Whywood dining table (120cm diameter), $1499, Life Interiors. Artek ‘Atelier’ chair (78cm), $695, Anibou. Pere Michel napkin (on chair), $50, Shilo Engelbrecht. Sisal floorcovering, $65 per sq m, International Floorcoverings.…

1 SPECIAL BRANCH why it works The sinuous trunk of the foreshortened tree mirrors the console’s classic shape. October Shedding #3 painting by Judith Sinnamon, $9000 (unframed), Edwina Corlette Gallery. Vionnet Provence console, $1675, GlobeWest. Bone Inlay#3 console in Fish Scale, $2000, and artworks by Spencer Harrison (at left) and Andrea Shaw, all Fenton & Fenton. 2 MOOD ENHANCERS why it works Both dark and moody, these two harmonise through their hues and textures. Kiss The Shore II acrylic-on-canvas original painting by Diana Miller, $2200, Modern Times. Halo three-drawer console, $4900, Zuster. 3 PALM SPRINGS ETERNAL  why it works Mid-century curves meet cool kitsch in this fun combo. We kept it sleek by using a natural, neutral palette. Cabazon Dinosaur print, from $180 (unframed), Jacqui Turk. Marshall Dark Burl console,…

Heleena Trahanas Tamsin Johnson Richard Unsworth Leila Jeffreys Alyce Tran Henry Wilson Utopia Goods Heidi Middleton Dana Tomić Hughes Anson Smart Steve Cordony Karen McCartney Lyon Housemuseum Bassike Joost Bakker Carol Crawford Richard Parker Lottie Consalvo Emma Elizabeth 1 HELEENA TRAHANAS The side-hustler Heleena Trahanas sets a damn good table. When the Dinosaur Designs marketing manager isn’t up to her shoulders in a rainbow of the label’s iconic resin bangles, she’s scouring Italy for vases, sculptural centrepieces, plates and bowls for her side-hustle, the lifestyle brand Alex And Trahanas, which she started with fellow travel obsessive Alexandra Heard. Her top table-setting tip? “Add unique pieces. Our hand-painted Apulian face plates and vases (below) or a Dinosaur Designs piece, paired with linen napkins, balances fun and sophistication.” alexandtrahanas.com 2 TAMSIN JOHNSON…

Who lives here Sue; her husband Peter, who works in the resources industry; their daughter, Georgia, 25, who’s in corporate finance; and dogs Paris (a cocker spaniel) and Paul (a whippet). Style of home A four-bedroom, one-level 1980s house in Peppermint Grove, Perth’s most petite suburb. Sue and Peter met with design company Lahaus at the end of 2017. A few weeks later the plans were drawn up, and the six-month build started in late January 2018. Approximately $600,000 (not including the new furniture).…

We kick off at the deep end – in the new pool of a villa-like Perth home whose owners wanted to swim while they waited for council approval to finish their renovations. Then we meet an eco-friendly builder, shine a light on exposed beams and screen-save a revamped Sydney garden. Turn the page for more of this family-friendly overhaul.…

+ Internal aesthetic “I love how all the materials work together to provide texture,” says Lauren, referencing the extensive use of timber for the flooring and panelling, the exposed bricks, stone benchtops, decorative tiles and soft furnishings. + Street appeal “Our white house has impact, personality and street appeal. While the bones and structure are the same, every surface has been altered and the interior and exterior are now vastly different.” + Kitchen and dining The open-plan entertaining area is one of the home’s greatest successes. “From the kitchen I can see the boys wherever they play,” says Lauren. “I love that everything connects to this space and opens to the outdoors.”…

1. Accessories make a space truly yours. Carry the design aesthetic of the rest of your home through to the bedroom in your choice of lamps, vases and flowers. 2. Create a headboard that doubles as a headrest. Customise your upholstered pillows in various Warwick fabrics. 3. Introduce practicality with the option of incorporating a floating table shelf or USB port into selected beds from the My Design collection. 4. Create height and interest on your bedside table with stacked books topped with a trinket box.…

1 Bazaar by Sabrina Ghayour, $39.99, Hachette (hachette.com.au). Plant-based dishes full of Middle-Eastern flavours. 2 Tel Aviv by Haya Molcho, $49.99, Murdoch Books (murdochbooks.com.au). Israeli recipes and colourful stories shared by the woman who opened the first NENI restaurant. 3 Fire Islands by Eleanor Ford, $49.99, Murdoch Books (as before). A collection of creative yet totally achievable recipes that reflects the diversity of Indonesia.…

When it’s chilly outside, there’s nothing more appealing than a cosy fire. Choose it well and the right fireplace can also add focus and atmosphere to a space. “A fireplace is so much more than just a source of heat,” says Melissa Bonney, director of The Designory (the-designory.com.au). “It’s something that people naturally gravitate towards, and where conversation happens.” Renovation and design expert Naomi Findlay (naomifindlay.com) concurs, adding: “A beautiful fireplace can bring texture, shape and style to a space. It also provides a great styling opportunity for accessories.” All manner of fires are on offer, including sleek gas models, atmospheric wood-burning styles, slow-combustion stoves, plug-in-and-go electric designs, and eco-friendly bio-fuel models. Looks-wise, fireplaces with pared-back lines and minimalist detailing are trending. “Fireboxes have become larger and their frames smaller…

If you’re looking for an inventive way to open up a room and bring in some light, exposed beams could be the answer. In timber-framed houses built in or before the 1920s, beams were a structural essential. After years of only being seen on dusty trips up to the attic, they’re now garnering serious attention. Removing a dropped ceiling to reveal original beams in a vaulted roof can turn a fairly ordinary room into a dramatic, light-filled space. Here are some practical things to consider first… 1 logistics Before you rip out your ceiling, check the appearance of your existing beams and the spacing between them. Some standard ceiling joists have beams placed very close together, which doesn’t give the same aesthetic appeal as wider beams spaced more than a…

The owners of this garden had a long wishlist for its transformation, and Ian Barker Gardens expertly incorporated everything into the new 95 sq m space. Raising the flat area beside the fence to include the swimming pool and spa – with a timber-batten screen housing a waterfall feature – was just one of their many bright ideas. But perhaps most attention-grabbing of all are the offset bluestone pavers down one side, which dance in and out of a variety of plantings. Smart! landscape.net.au…

It’s totally new – but not new at all. Barrenjoey House has been the hot stop for Palm Beach locals since forever. For years, the art deco-vibe guesthouse was the only place to stay on the Palm Beach peninsula, and the restaurant below – with its collection of shAded tables on the footpath across from the Pittwater ferry – made for a great day-trip destination before the hour and a half drive back to the city. Now, locals Pip and Andrew Goldsmith hold the keys and have orchestrated a revamp in the style of their existing restaurant portfolio – the Boathouse Group – which includes The Boathouse cafes in Palm Beach, Balmoral and Shelly Beach, as well as Moby Dicks in Whale Beach, the pub at Patonga and a homewares…

BEDTONIC Enjoy the ultimate night’s sleep in understated luxury with Bedtonic’s range of super-soft, pure flax linen bedding – thermo-regulating, hypoallergenic, environmentally friendly and luxuriously soft.Visit bedtonic.com. IXL APPLIANCES Tastic Luminate is the newest addition to IXL’s premium bathroom range, featuring improved airflow extraction, dimmable multi-option LED lighting and auto-cut-off heat lamps – plus easy installation.Visit ixlappliances.com.au. FRANKiE4 shoes are podiatrist and physiotherapist founded, so you know they're good for feet. The designs aim to alleviate and prevent heel and arch pain, plantar fasciitis and forefoot pain in fashionable footwear. Visit frankie4.com.au. CAROMA Influenced by European trends in thinner rim design and crafted with highly durable fine fire clay ceramic, Caroma’s Sculptural Inset Basin appeals to the style-conscious homeowner who wants affordable luxury. Visit caroma.com.au/ourstores. FISHER & PAYKEL Fisher &…

This beautiful design embraces the idea of harnessing light and turning it into physical sculpture. Created by European studio-to-watch Parachilna, it’s handmade from see-through acrylic embedded with an LED strip. As the lamp is also available in a number of larger floor versions, there’s bound to be a swirling shape that suits your style or – possibly outdoor – space.…

There’s art, there’s decor – and then there’s the Reflections Copenhagen collection of vases, vessels, trays and mirrors, which sits comfortably in both categories. Each breathtaking piece has been intricately handcrafted using mirror glass, to create a bouncing castle of light and reflection that seems to assume a vibrant new personality wherever you place it. From left Haven vessel in Multicolour, Memphis tealight holder in Clear + Green, and Long Island bottle in Multicolour, $350 each, all Jardan, jardan.com.au…

We are looking for Australian home transformations and new builds – beautiful projects that inspire us with their clever use of new materials and are innovative in their treatment of light and space. Championing the Australian design and building industries and the homes that result is what we do every month, and we are excited to share more great design – and the people behind it – with you via these awards. There are four categories and one overall Home of the Year winner, and we are calling on owners, architects, designers and builders who’ve had work built in Australia. Five architects will be shortlisted for the major prize – an amazing trip to next year’s Venice Biennale Architettura! 2019 CATEGORIES + Best New Home Build + Best Home Renovation…

1 BALBOA VASE, $480, DEN-HOLM Hand-carved by Melbourne artist and stonemason Steven Clark, this bold piece in unconventional limestone has an externally raw finish and a smooth interior. 2 GOBLET VASE, $90, AND TONE PLANTER, $150, LIGHTLY Rich colour pairings are the new black. In this case, Ochre & Sand meets Dusty Rose and together they elevate reassuringly simple shapes to a whole new level. 3 PETER ANDERSON ‘SOH’ PLANTER, $179, THE DEA STORE A fresh take on traditional ceramics, this speckled stoneware pot is enhanced with a large gold spot, making it a star of the ceramic world. 4 SURFACE SCONCE, $2515, HENRY WILSON A new icon of modern Australian design, this Calacatta marble piece is an ambient light carved in two halves. In daylight it’s subtle and standalone,…

“The renovation came in on time because we had fully documented drawings that we didn’t deviate from”JILLIAN DINKEL, DESIGNER Ben and Sarah both grew up in terrace houses and weren’t at all fazed by the small 92-square-metre footprint of their new home in Sydney’s Paddington. After buying in early 2017, they hired Jillian Dinkel to maximise every inch of the floor plan. Jillian is The Terrace House Designer (the name of her design blog) and specialises in adapting heritage homes to modern lifestyles, a unique niche for the Boston-born designer who moved to Australia six years ago from New York, where she worked for fashion magazines as a casting agent and stylist. “Terrace housing is very different to what I was used to in the US, but I fell in…

Walk into Anna Carbone and Giovanni Gennari’s Milan apartment and you might think the rooms have been left to crumble over the centuries. Their walls are rough, electrical wires are exposed and the decor harks to bygone eras. The old-world look, however, did not occur by accident. The home, thoughtfully designed and curated by the creative couple, is an honest reflection of their shared love of vintage interiors and second-hand objects that hum with a connection to the past. Anna and Giovanni run a multidisciplinary design studio called The Chic Fish. It kicked off as a blog in 2011, when readers were quick to jump on board with the couple’s passion for ‘contemporary vintage’, a style direction that gives a new context to old things. When it came time for…

Wade Gillespie knew right off the bat that he wanted the original 1970s mission-brown brick bungalow in Perth’s coastal Karrinyup. He and his wife, Lauren, were in the market for a fixer-upper and saw unparalleled potential in the home’s dated decor and strange, convoluted layout. “I’d had my eye on it for a while, but it was going to auction and that wasn’t until five weeks before the settlement of our other place,” he explains. “I had made an earlier offer, which was rejected, so Lauren was very anxious in the lead-up to auction day!” It wasn’t just Wade who’d fallen in love with the property. With its retro vibe and charming character features, it had easily won over Lauren, too. “The house is located on a corner block, which…

I’m a big fan of buying right, buying once and using the best products on the market. But until I win the lottery or Santa actually gets it right, it’s a balancing act of what we want to splurge on and where we should save. As a general rule, though, we should splurge on the hero elements in our homes and save the pennies on less-expensive pieces that almost blend into the background. As I look around my living room, gazing over the multitude of toys and questionable stains (thanks, kids), it’s clear that I’ve splurged on art, lighting and the timber floors. The couch is inexpensive, the cabinetry is from Ikea and the dining-room table has seen better days. Yet visitors always compliment the space and say how nicely…

Hase ‘Sila’ wood-burning fireplace, from $6990 (supply only), Oblica. Focus ‘Paxfocus’ steel wood-burning fireplace, from $13,150 (supply only), Oblica. Seguin ‘Aurore’ wood-burning cheminee fireplace, POA, Sculpt Fireplaces. Stovax Studio 2 freestanding wood-burning fireplace, POA, Regency Fireplace Products.…

Part function part fashion, blinds and curtains have an essential place in any room and ironically, when done well, they can almost disappear. Never an afterthought, blinds or curtains will play a key role in screening, managing light, privacy and mood. For the initial investment, the return is actually quite sizeable. Whether you’re updating a room or creating a new space, there are three key things to keep in mind before planning your purchase: 1. Screening. Window furnishings are a great way to maintain privacy from close neighbours, look towards venetians, sheer curtains or privacy blinds. 2. Cleaning. If you don’t like cleaning or maintaining, look for darker colours that will show less dirt less quickly. 3. Size. There are so many sizes of windows and doors that standard sizes…

Best room The Loft at Barrenjoey House, built into the roof and with a prized view over Pittwater. Breakfast The Greedy Goat, a five-minute walk toward Avalon at 1031 Barrenjoey Road. Parking Not included, so drop your bags and head south by a block or two to find overnight spots. Don’t miss A swim at Kiddies Corner, the calm south end of Palm Beach, near the ocean baths. Travel tip If you’re heading back to Sydney on a Sunday, hit the road before 4pm or wait until the traffic eases after 6pm. If you’re flying in by seaplane, no need to worry! WHERE TO SHOP Bassike Shop 11-13 Macmillan Court, Avalon Parade, Avalon Ground zero for smart-casual and sustainable Australian fashion. Ginger & Smart 11 Avalon Parade, Avalon Beach Local…