Inhaltsverzeichnis für March 2016 in Inside Out

Sharing your home with family and friends is one of life’s greatest joys. For some. While it certainly is for me, I understand that not everyone feels the same. However, there are definitely ways to minimise the stress and effort that goes into any occasion, big or small. For starters, only invite people you like. I’m not joking. Entertaining is so much more stressful when you’re grumpy that you’ve extended the invitation in the first place. Conversely, sometimes it’s nice to use your friends as guinea pigs, testing out new recipes you like the look of for the ‘real’ guests another time. The guinea pigs are pretty happy for the free meal (new-ish parents are best in this case – any meal they haven’t cooked is a winner), and you…

time to celebrate This Danish label continues to set the benchmark We’ve always been partial to Ferm Living’s Nordic-chic mix of pattern and colour, which has made its impression on everything from wallpaper to soft furnishings to desktop accessories. For its 10th anniversary, the label has ventured into furniture with the ‘Herman’ chair.This navy one has caught our eye, as have these geometric blue-tinted accessories.…

‘Cacti’ collection DESIGNER: Bethany Linz Bethany’s wallpaper all starts with a single stroke. “I paint with gouache on thick watercolour paper,” says Bethany. “I like to show all the details of the layers and brushstrokes within my wallpaper, so I have a specialist photograph my art, then I blow it up and put it in repeat on the computer.” Inspired by wall murals that have aged beautifully with time, this Sydney-based designer is also thankful for the boons of modern technology. “With digital printing, you can go crazy with your ideas, and you can keep the handpainted look that shows every brushstroke but with an affordable price tag,” says Bethany. And we’re not alone crushing on her work, as her wallpaper appeared in last year’s Maison & Objet Paris as…

Lisa Koehler is the interior stylist on our renovation specialists Panel (for more on the Panel, turn to page 114). Here, she offers her ideas on decorating a traditional home. Q How do you decorate a traditional-style entrance hallway with a modern taste? Kate Moore, via Facebook The formula for getting the mix right when decorating a traditional house with modern style is about creating balance between both looks. Firstly, work with the existing architecture of the house and embrace the traditional style with wall colours and flooring tones for a cohesive look throughout. Then add furniture elements that are a clear contrast such as a modern console. Keep the lines simple with clean, structured shapes, such as the ‘Echo’ cabinet from Zuster (pictured, $7500, zuster. com.au), The styling layer…

WHEN YOU DON’T HAVE A LOT OF ROOM TO MOVE, IT’S STILL POSSIBLE TO CREATE A HOME OFFICE – JUST SECTION OFF A CORNER OF THE LIVING AREA, INVEST IN A STATEMENT DESK AND ACCESSORIES, ADD SHELVING AND YOU’RE IN BUSINESS. COLOUR SCHEME #1 WINTER BRIGHTS Choose bold shades such as sunny yellow, brilliant blue and apple green to give warmth and a sense of playfulness, then strike a balance with a mix of fresh white, neutral tones and metallic highlights. A TABLE THAT CAN EXTEND TO FIT MORE PEOPLE FOR A FUN DINNER PARTY IS A SMALL SPACE MUST-HAVE. COLOUR SCHEME #2 CAPE COD Choose muted colours that call to mind the Cape Cod coastline – inky blue, khaki green, earthy tones and shades of grey – and pair…

warm & vibrant Nothing adds personality quite like the fabrics you choose for your home. From the window-dressings to the sofa and all manner of soft accessories, fabric is the perfect way to set the mood and update, depending on the season or your state of mind. But while you’re effecting change without knocking down walls, that doesn’t mean it’s a cheap option; you can expect to pay a pretty price for quality textiles, so make sure your choices will work with your lifestyle. Before you buy, things to consider include who will be using the room and how; how much sunlight it receives; maintenance; and how much money you want to spend. At a basic level, fabrics can be divided into two groups: natural and man-made. Natural fibres come…

Despite loving their stylish and beautifully realised home, a two-bedroom cottage wasn’t going to cut it space-wise for this family of five. Add in a desire for another child and it’s definitely time to hit up the open for inspections.That’s the scenario Fiona Bateman faced back in early 2013. Already fans of Sydney’s Neutral Bay neighbourhood, Fiona and her husband, Henry, were keen to upsize in the same postcode. An intrepid Fiona contacted local agents to see if there were any gems about to come onto the market. Fortuitously, one agent knew of an elderly couple who were thinking about selling their much-loved Edwardian home in which they’d raised their six children. Fiona was familiar with the beautiful period house in need of some attention.“The previous owners didn’t want to…

“AS THE BUILDING ALREADY BOASTED ORIGINAL DETAILS, WE DECIDED TO USE RESTRAINED COLOURS” GINÉS GORRIZ, HOMEOWNER “THE UNIFORMITY OF THE PATTERNED FLOOR TILES IMPARTS A SENSE OF CALM AND SPACE” ELINA VILÁ, HOMEOWNER When the apartment of ElinaVilá and her husband Ginés Gorriz was built in 1910, Barcelona’s economy was booming and splendid buildings were going up in the arty neighbourhood of Eixample. Modernista was the preferred architectural style among the upper echelons of society and ‘God’s architect’,Antoni Gaudí, was its most famous exponent. Some of the buildings he designed are around the corner from Elina and Ginés’s apartment.The architect behind their building,Telmo Fernandez Janot, was clearly inspired by Gaudí, with sumptuous facades and interiors typical of the era. Elina and Gínes were bowled over by the beautiful stained-glass windows,…

WHAT NEEDS TO GO Here’s what Reshma and Darryn don’t like about their home at the moment: the deck – it’s an eyesore and potentially dangerous the living space needs a r ethink to bring in more light the bathrooms need a new lease on life the upstairs area, home to two bedrooms, a bathroom and the laundry, is barely used CHEAT SHEET Who lives here: Reshma Prasad; her husband, Darryn Alderson; and their daughter, Navia, 4; plus two cats Izzy and Ella. Style of house: A four-bedroom, early ’70s timber-clad home on a steep and rocky 930-square-metre block. the story so far Darryn grew up in nearby Como, NSW, and persuaded Reshma to leave the inner city to set up home in this idyllic spot. They bought the house…

There are two kinds of people in life: entertainers and those who lose their stuffing at the thought of a friend dropping by for a cup of tea. If you sit in the former camp, feel free to take yourself off to the kitchen to whip up a croquembouche. For the rest of you, it’s time to take a deep breath and make a plan for having a bunch of your nearest and dearest around; we’re about to make the process a LOT easier. You see, phase two of the food revolution has hit Australian homes. Family dinners have moved on from chops and three veg to paleo protein and super greens, possibly with zingy pesto. What’s more, homeowners who’ve spent up big on their reno are desperate to host…

bullet This space-savvy machine will serve up your breakfast smoothie with lightning-fast speed Personal blenders pulverise ingredients into liquid and are great for DIY smoothies and juices. The advantage they have over a regular juicer is that you can combine the blending and drinking in a single piece of kit. Extra features include spill-proof lids, drinking spouts and a carry handle so you can have your juice to go. Unlike juicers, they don’t filter out the fibre, which means the end product is more nutritious. (Some have even claimed that because you’re consuming smaller particles than you would just chewing your food, they might be unlocking additional nutrients that would otherwise remain unprocessed.) Most personal blenders deal happily with berries and leaves; some are hardy enough to cope with ice…

child’s play Congratulations to our #sharemystylekidsroom category winner! Sarah Tully (@chaidays) has won a $2000 Pottery Barn Kids gift card. See below to see how easy it is to enter our Share My Style competition. Here are some more of our favourite entries in the #sharemystylekidsroom competition category how to enter Share a pic of your living area using both the hashtag #sharemystyleliving and the tag @insideoutmag on Instagram or Twitter This month, you could win a ‘Piper’ 2.5-seater sofa in leather from Freedom, valued at $2299 share via…

“This chocolate cake may be the simplest cake ever. I’ve yet to find anyone who didn’t love it” 1. Enjoy your food No matter what you’re eating, whether it’s kale or pizza, savour each flavour. Food should always be fun. 2. Don’t look at healthy eating as a ‘diet’ It’s a lifestyle, so don’t deprive or starve yourself, as this won’t make you happy or healthy. 3. Open your mind You’ll find healthy food is so much better than bland salads and you’ll enjoy it far more. 4. Balance is everything! Find what works for you, set realistic goals and be happy with them. 5. Be organised Take a little time every week to stock your fridge with nourishing ingredients, snacks and meals, so you always have something delicious to…

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I’m about to move in with my new partner, who has a major clutter issue. How can I cull his possessions without hurting his feelings? I’m pretty sure he’s ‘the one’. Davina, Herston, Qld When it comes to epic love stories, darling, we’ve all heard of Romeo and Juliet.Tristan and Isolde. Miss Elizabeth Bennet and Colin Firth. But have you ever heard of Steve and Trish? Rod and Prue? No, of course you haven’t. Neither have I. For every legendary romance that’s warmed our collective loins, a hundred others flamed out too soon, simply because one of the ill-fated lovers could not let go of their signed Year Six jersey and backlog of weekend supplements. Hearts can and will be broken over clutter, Davina, so you’re wise to seek counsel.And…

ideas to style a bare corner Create a cosy reading nook or give that awkward space a style makeover with these decorating tips expert advice Our Panel architect, Andrew Benn, shares his top tips on how you can gain extra storage space in and around the home. renovation tips No matter what stage you’re at with your reno – from planning to the finishing touches – you’ll find expert advice, inspiring images and hard-won wisdom from fellow renovators. product guides We’ve compiled the ultimate guide to bathrooms with clever ideas and on-trend buys to help you design your dream oasis.…

The great outdoors is an endless source of inspiration and this month, we turn to Mother Nature’s gems, gorgeous blooms. For a hint of colour, try soft green, pink and violet teamed with neutrals or go bold with vibrant jewel shades for a dramatic look. ‘Clean & Protect’ low sheen interior paint in Fuchsia Bloom, $60.90/4L, British Paints, britishpaints.com.au. ‘Wash&Wear 101 Barrier Technology’ low sheen acrylic paint in Snow Green Quarter, $38.90/1L, Dulux, dulux.com.au. ‘Endure’ interior low sheen paint in Saflower, $40.95/1L, Taubmans, taubmans.com.au. ‘Clean & Protect’ low sheen interior paint in Pink Drop, $56.90/4L, British Paints, as before. ‘Wash&Wear 101 Barrier Technology’ low sheen acrylic paint in Peplum Quarter, $38.90/1L, Dulux, as before. ‘Wash&Wear 101 Barrier Technology’ low sheen acrylic paint in Femininity, $45.90/1L, Dulux, as before. ‘Clean &…

1 CONTEMPORARY CLASSIC  why it works: The painting’s soft tones and organic forms balance the table’s bold silhouette Cymbidium Still Life oil painting by Laura Jones, $6000, Olsen Irwin, olsenirwin.com. ‘Strut’ console table, $799, Blu Dot, bludot.com.au. 2 POP  why it works: Each piece has retro-fun appeal, embracing bright colour Untitled 1 photograph by Juli Balla, $2800 (framed), Becker Minty, beckerminty.com. Glas Italia ‘XX’ console, $9760, Space Furniture, spacefurniture.com.au. 3 PRACTICAL MINIMALISM  why it works: Both elements feature neutral tones in a simple yet graphic way ‘Sans P2 3’ photograph by Dan Hocking, from $1870 (unframed), Otomys, otomys.com. ‘Tribute’ console with two drawers, $3200, Zuster, zuster.com.au.…

“A shapely lamp cuts a fine silhouette, even when it’s turned off ” JOSEPH GARDNER, MARKET EDITOR…

For some renovators, engaging an architect son and a builder son-in-law on a major project could be asking for trouble. Not so for Chesne and John Raymond.The couple contracted their nearest and dearest to transform a tired clinker-brick three bedder into a chic and practical Australian beach house – and no-one fell out. Not even when Chesne and John moved in with their daughter Sarah – who’s married to builder Mike – for two months during construction.“This build has been a real family affair – and we’re all still talking!” says Chesne. Living in nearby Mona Vale for 35 years, Chesne and John had just begun to think about downsizing when Chesne spotted the house while out walking with Sarah. Upon inspection, she was captivated by the panoramic Pittwater view.“I’d…

1 Dome Wire and Hand Blown Glass Pendant 2 Hive Hand Blown Glass Pendant with Cork Detail 3 Droplet Hand Blown Glass Pendant with Copper Detail 4Vintage PressedTin Panel #39 in Antique White 5Vintage PressedTin Panel #40 in Zinc White Wash 6 Roanne White Limestone Mantle pictured with Legend Gas Fire 7 Spot Feature Encaustic Tile in Black and White 8 Siran Feature Encaustic Tile in Grey 9 Stripe Feature Encaustic Tile in Grey and Black 10 Quinn Horse Bench in Grey Felt with Wooden Frame 11 Bissen Stool in Black Iron 12 Zug Pendant Light in White with Natural Timber Top 13 Zug Pendant Light in Black with Natural TimberTop 14 SLIJfiIPH 3 SIEX SSJE MRTST GVEMR BPEGO LIEXLIV 15 Decker Stool in Reclaimed Elm and Iron Frame 16…

cheat sheet Who lives here: Peta O’Neill, owner of Love Mae (lovemae.com.au); Adrian Warlow, who works in the building industry; their daughters Lulu and Meila; plus bullmastiff, Mali. Style of house: A ’30s three-bedroom worker’s cottage in Stokers Siding, NSW. The kitchen was done in three weeks. The laundry, deck and bathroom took seven weeks. The renovation cost about $40k. “Let’s just say Adrian worked very hard!” says Peta. 1 establish zones within an open-plan space “The moment we had a complete open-plan space, our lives changed,” says Peta. The living zone had been a separate room but the sectional sofa and a custom The Woodsfolk rug help to create an intimate space. Tip: Treat a corner like its own space by choosing a modular sofa and creating an artwork…

Who lives here: Corinna Musgrave, interior designer and owner of Hunter & Ivy; her husband Mark, a strategy and implementation consultant; Corinna’s son Dillon, 21, and Mark’s son Luke, 18. Style of bathroom: This new bathroom includes a separate powder room. It was relocated from a dark part of the house to a 3.1m x 3.6m former bedroom to create a bright space. The project took about a year to complete. “We had design changes and council approvals that took up a lot of time. We had to wait for tiles to arrive from Italy,” says Corinna. The budget was $80k, but this included another bathroom for a studio and the cost of installing new sewer lines. CHANGING IT UP If you took a poll to see which rooms in…

1 BUTLER’S PANTRY Space is the ultimate luxury these days and that, of course, is rarely more evident than in the kitchen. The biggest brag about having more space has to be the inclusion of a butler’s pantry, and it’s not just for show either. Having all that space out of view – perhaps under a connected stairwell, behind the main wall of appliances or, in this Horton & Co. kitchen (hortonandco.com.au), to the side – really makes it easy to keep your main kitchen area clean both day-to-day and when you have loads of friends around. Easily ensuring your status as an impeccable host, it’s the perfect hiding place for all the functional elements of your kitchen – the fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle and extra glasses – and the…

Sam runs her catering company with her wife, Celeste (pictured, left). 1. Shop for the ingredients and prepare what you can the day before so on the day, you’re just putting it all together. 2. Organise the table setting that morning before you do anything else; it sets the tone of any event. This also means your guests are greeted by a beautiful and relaxed setting. 3. Organise pre-dinner drinks and a cheese and charcuterie board ready for the arrival of your guests. This will buy you extra time to put the final touches to the main event. Sam’s easy Sunday barbie lunch STARTER A cheese and charcuterie board for your guests on arrival means they are instantly treated with something to snack on. Pick a few beautiful cheeses and…

the colour Look who’s blushing now. Pretty pale pink is popping up on our tabletops to add a fresh hit of sweetness. Normann Copenhagen salad servers in Nude, $35, Designstuff, designstuff.com.au. ‘Jessica’ bowl, $39.95, Arro Home, arrohome.com. the detail Clean up in minimalist style with these black-and-white scourer sponges ($5.80/pair) from Barkly Basics. There’s also a chevron option for those who love a hit of pattern. Visit barklybasics.com.au. the appliance Whether you’re a coffee or tea person, your 3pm beverage of choice will be ready fast with the stainless-steel ‘Artisan’ 1.25L electric kettle. This compact beauty is $149 from KitchenAid. Visit kitchenaid.com.au. the classic Charles and Ray Eames have made countless contributions to the world of design. At the heart of their work is a sense of retro fun that’s…

From the potted palm to mossy terrariums, indoor plants have experienced a resurgence.With our appetite for in-home greenery at an all-time high, all that’s left to do is to find the right plants for your place and how to best showcase their natural forms. Here, a (garden) variety of glass vessels is ideal for a coffee-table centrepiece at the heart of your living area. For more fresh and inspiring ideas on curating your indoor jungle, turn the page.…

No afternoon tea is complete without a finger sandwich. Use modern cake stands for a refined tabletop chicken & herb sandwiches MAKES 36 finger sandwiches PREPARATION TIME 45 minutes 1 large barbecued chicken, skin removed 1 cup whole-egg mayonnaise 1 lime, rind finely grated, juiced 1 loaf white sandwich sliced bread 80g butter, softened 80g baby rocket, roughly chopped ¾ cup mixed herb leaves (such as dill, parsley, basil and mint), finely chopped 1 loaf wholemeal sandwich sliced bread 1. Remove chicken from bones and chop finely. Place into a bowl. Add mayonnaise, lime rind, lime juice, and salt and pepper. Stir until well combined. 2. Place 4 slices of white bread onto a chopping board. Spread lightly with butter. Sprinkle with rocket and mixed herbs. Top each with a…

H&M HOME One of the best things about the cooler months ahead is the excuse they provide for a style update – and H&M Home has everything you need to create the perfect cosy retreat. The new-season collection includes everything from storage solutions to soft furnishings in on-trend colours and prints. H&M Home stores are in Pitt Street Mall in Sydney, Melbourne’s GPO and Eastland Shopping Centre, and Queen Street Mall in Brisbane. For details, visit hm.com/au MAKE MONEY FROM ART Learn how to become an “artrepreneur” with the new Make Money From Art app. Created by established art teacher Jacqueline Coates and designed for use on smartphones and tablets, the app includes everything from mentoring talks and interviews with artists to videos and manuals on mastering the art of…

WINNING PIN! A bedroom from our September 2015 issue hit many an online moodboard with this striking four-poster being repinned 514 times! A little birdy told us that kitchen trends were a hot topic this month. @CantileverInt’s kitchen forecast was retweeted seven times most double tapped Holly Hipwell’s (@theflowerdrum) cute study attracted lots of Insta love. With the help of @westelmaus, this office is warm and inviting. reader spotlight This colourful flat-lay by Sarah Shanahan (@sarah shanahan _lifestyle) caught our eye. Our Instagram hashtag is #insideoutmag. IN YOUR NEWS FEED On Facebook, you loved hearing Shannon Vos name and shame his top 5 small-space mistakes, with more than 2500 friends giving it the thumbs up follow Inside Out Facebook facebook.com/Inside.Out.magazine.au Instagram @insideoutmag Pinterest pinterest.com/ insideoutpins Twitter twitter.com/insideoutmag YouTube youtube.com/insideoutaus…

THE ORIGINAL Tacchini ‘Sesann’ sofa by Gianfranco Frattini The form: A long, low unstructured sofa featuring a gathering of fabric or leather within an exposed tubular metal framework. What makes it special: The Italian architect Gianfranco Frattini was apprenticed to Gio Ponti from 1952–1956 and produced a number of important furniture designs in this period, culminating in 1956 with a Compasso d’Oro nomination for his ‘Model 849’ armchair for Cassina (recently reissued by Tacchini and renamed ‘Agnese’). Through the late ’50s until the early 2000s, Frattini worked across a number of industrial design, furniture and interior projects, with furniture for brands such as Cassina and Bernini, lighting for Artemide, Arteluce and Lucitalia, and interiors for restaurants, nightclubs and apartments from Milan to Tokyo. While the ‘Sesann’ collection of two- and…

Were you creative as a kid? Growing up in rural South Australia, I was surrounded with opportunities to work with my hands. As a teenager, I restored vintage motorcycles with my dad, made some terrible furniture and stood in front of our lathe, turning my mum (another) candlestick holder or bowl for Mother’s Day. Tell us about your workspace. I’m lucky enough to be working out of JamFactory in Adelaide. I’m in my final year of a two-year associateship there. I work alongside an extremely talented group of emerging designers under the guidance of Jon Goulder. Do you have a lot of finished furniture at home, or is everything a work in progress? It’s a mix for me. A lot of the pieces I’ve made have been to fill spaces…

“Plenty of storage options will clear space for building-block skyscrapers”VANESSA COLYER TAY, STYLIST 1 A soft rug underfoot will stop this workshop from becoming too industrial. This neutral option neatly ties in with the rest of the room’s tones, while also bringing another layer of texture. ‘Beni’ Moroccan rug, $699, Olli Ella, olliella.com.au. 2 Go for a solid round table that allows friends to join in and has ample room to spread out for construction of a whole town. Round hardwood table, $179.95, KidSmile, kidsmile.com.au. 3 Keep a portable trolley packed with storage tubs for all your child’s building materials and tools. Easy access should make packing away easier. ‘GP’ trolley, $630, Koskela, koskela.com.au. TRY THIS Keep tools, blocks and toys in order in an open shelving unit with additional…

Stepping inside a beautiful shop can set the heart aflutter as you anticipate what you might find, followed by the lovely buzz of retail therapy. But it’s also a chance to gather style inspiration as you explore each and every corner. The way the proprietors have utilised a converted space, their choice of flooring and wall-coverings, and the clever solutions for displaying their wares, are all great ideas that can be gathered and applied to your own home. This is precisely what Caroline Rowland explores in her new book, The Shopkeeper’s Home ($49.99, Jacqui Small). In this extract, you can see how curators, whose style credentials shine from their shelves, translate this talent for decor into their personal spaces. INDUSTRIAL CHIC This kitchen belongs to Michael Andrews of homewares store…

Before you make plans to overhaul your existing kitchen, it’s worth considering the space as it is and what actually works.The owners of this Sydney home had a wood-fired oven in the brick cavity – the cavity was fine but the oven didn’t suit.They’ve since replaced it with an AGA cooker, which matches the zone’s charming feel. It also means there’s room for bench space and storage to take up an entire wall. For more of this refined family home, turn the page.…

Veterans of the film and television industry, Lesley Crawford and Dennis Smith have converted this Sydney warehouse, which serves as a testament to their unyielding creativity and can-do attitude. Inside, a treasure-trove of pieces made and collected over their 26 years together tells a thousand tales – all of them wonderful. “The house is a reflection of our lives and memories of the places we’ve been,” says Lesley.“We don’t need to change our style or consume more.” The couple bought the property – a former car spare parts business – in 1998, inspired in part by travels to New York City. “I’d dreamed of living in a warehouse ever since I saw the lofts there,” says Lesley.“It wasn’t a choice really and it wasn’t about the fact we couldn’t afford…

1. Painting is both a pretty and practical way to add charm to a bathroom. The soft green tone on the walls and bath teamed with the dark door gives a chic look to the room shown here. To protect against mould, mildew and bacteria, choose a paint from the British Paints ‘Clean & Protect Kitchen and Bathroom’ range, which is quick and easy to apply. 2. A fast way to change up the way a room looks is with a coat of paint – just choose a shade that works with your home’s colour palette and then turn a plain white area into a room with personality. British Paints ‘Clean & Protect Kitchen and Bathroom’ is formulated to give a perfect, resilient finish for interior spaces and can be…

DEEP SLEEP Bedtime has never looked so tempting with this linen/ cotton bedding from Aura By Tracie Ellis’s Winter 2016 range. ‘Maison’ quilt cover in Indigo, $199/queen; visit aurahome.com.au for info. hang ups Give your wardrobe an update – your actual wardrobe. For a morning-routine-sorted option, there’s the clothes horse by Paul Owen ($1210, owenarchitecture.bigcartel.com). Or for a luxe look, there’s the ‘Noah’ wardrobe from Jardan, $9972, jardan.com.au. earn your stripes Make a refined monochrome statement with this Missoni Home ‘Seneca #601’ duvet set ($1075/queen) from Spence & Lyda, (02) 9212 6747. finishing touches The bed is the star of a bedroom, but the supporting players – the accessories – have a key role, too. Here are our current faves: cosy corner The ‘Nook’ bed from Blu Dot ($1899/ queen)…