Inside Outの December 2021 の目次

All I want is a little house by the sea. It could have happened during that big Covid-19 exodus from cities to regional centres, but the thing is, the Inside Out team really does need to be at our city HQ on a regular basis. So my move didn’t happen. But it still could. I really don’t mind if my little house is not perfectly beachfront because I know just how much maintenance that requires. My mum and dad live by the ocean and are forever bemoaning their rusted window fixtures, corroded toasters and kettles, and flaking paintwork everywhere outside, thanks to ocean mists and salty spray. That’s one of the reasons we asked regular contributor Shannon Vos to investigate some good material choices for seaside living (page 144). Building…

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TOP ROW A Year Of Sundays by Belinda Jeffery, $45, Simon & Schuster One of Australia’s most popular food writers and teachers shares recipes, musings and memories that inspire her cooking, with dishes perfect for all occasions, kitchens and cooks. Wonderland by Annie Leibovitz, $125, Phaidon This lovely anthology of fashion images documents the legendary photographer’s encounters with fashion over five decades spent working with some of the world’s most iconic people and publications. Architecture At The Heart Of The Home by Jan Henderson and Dianna Snape, $60, Thames & Hudson Exploring the role that architecture plays in defining the heart of the home, this handsome tome showcases the special places and features that can make a residence unique. Principles Of Style by Sarah Andrews, $49.99, Simon & Schuster Sarah…

DOOR OPEN ASSIST It’s no secret our hands can get sticky while whipping up kitchen treats, so Door Open Assist is here to let you access your dishwasher’s interior without having to fiddle with a handle. Light pressure is enough to open the door so you can stack the dishes. INTENSE CLEAN The ideal feature to make life easier after a long night spent cooking and entertaining. The Chef70° program is specially designed to take care of heavily soiled and crusted plates, pots and dishes, so you don't have to. FLEXIBLE THIRD BASKET The extra drawer here provides a third level for mugs, bowls, cutlery, and especially those awkward items you just can't seem to find a place for. There’s also a removable inlay to keep your knives safe. VARIOSPEED…

Tucked into the dunes and surrounded by evergreen conifers in the quiet hamlet of Amagansett, just two hours’ drive from New York city, this home is an original design by the late American architect Andrew Geller, who was also known as the ‘architect of happiness’. Geller was prolific in the 1960s and ’70s, designing a series of homes that embodied postwar ingenuity and optimism with an inexpensive design language characterised by origami-like folds and angles that, although structurally challenging, are whimsical in feel. Named the Green House, after the couple who commissioned it, the current owners are Kearnon O’Molony and his wife Kate, along with their new baby son, Niall. Kearnon is a South-African born venture capitalist who has lived in New York for more than 20 years. “I was…

We drove past this long, pristine beach – there was nothing here at the time except a small caravan with a sales guy on duty – and I immediately fell in love,” recalls South African Ronelle Bester of first sighting this block in Dwarskersbos on the Cape’s increasingly popular West Coast. “We decided on the spot to buy a plot for a weekend getaway.” The location could not have been a better choice for Ronelle, her husband Möller and their two young sons, Julian and Josua, because the family actually lives on a farm in Moorreesburg, which is only about an hour away by car. This new second home is so close by, in fact, that the family frequently decides on a whim to pack and visit for the weekend.…

Jodi Hughes and her husband Simon were living in Newcastle with their three young daughters when they started to feel restless. The pair had both grown up in rural NSW and were pining for wide open spaces. But they also loved being close to the ocean and were reluctant to move too far inland. Their solution: relocate to the NSW South Coast, where farmland and rolling hills press up against lovely beaches. The couple zeroed in on Gerringong and Kiama, adjacent towns two hours’ drive south of Sydney. Committing to the south coast was easy; however, finding a new home there proved difficult. Most of the inland parcels were too large for residential use, and much of the coastline felt crowded. “We looked for about two years,” says Jodi. During…

tandoori chicken with cheat’s garlic naan SERVES 8 A fire pit comes as close as you can get at home to achieving the smoky goodness of a real tandoor oven. For this recipe, you need a grill and a hot-plate section over your fire. The longer the marinating time, the better the flavour. So, if you do have the chance, get this happening the day before. 8 chicken marylands1 teaspoon saffron threads½ cup (125ml) lemon juice3 teaspoons sea salt2 onions, chopped1 cup (260g) plain yoghurt2 tablespoons ghee2 garlic cloves, chopped1 tablespoon finely grated ginger2 teaspoons ground cumin1 teaspoon ground coriander½ teaspoon ground turmeric½ teaspoon chilli powder Lemon wedges, to serve CHEAT’S GARLIC NAAN ½ cup (125g) unsalted butter1 tablespoon finely chopped garlic8 naan breads 1 Cut several diagonal slashes into…

round we go A Torquay venue sets a new standard of sophistication With views overlooking the iconic Esplanade beachfront of Torquay in Victoria, The Kyn now boasts interiors that are just as beautiful to look at. Dreamed up by interior designer Tanya Love of Jacobsen Love, the Middle Eastern bar and restaurant features tactile timber flooring, stunning stone and other textured surfaces plus a palette of dusty ochre and terracotta hues that nod to the coastal location. thekyn.com.au PRIVACY NOTICE This issue of Inside Out magazine is published by Are Media Pty Ltd. Are Media may use and disclose your information in accordance with the company’s Privacy Policy, including to provide you with your requested products or services and to keep you informed of other Are Media publications, products, services…

once upon a time in mexico We can’t get enough of Australian homewares label In Bed and adore its colourful summer 2021 collection inspired by Mexican style yellows, blues, stripes and gingham. Better yet, you can shop the new range at Melbourne’s first In Bed store, opening this month. In Bed partnered with Flack Studio on the interior design, so expect to be impressed by neutral tones, organic finishes, natural materials and tactile timber that gently nod towards the 1970s. It’s at 1023 High Street, Armadale. inbedstore.com…

Why we want it The Underline coffee table is a statement on its own and whatever you place on top is just a bonus. Why it’s hot The unique legs make this coffee table the focal point of a room. It’s modern, unique and truly a collector’s edition. Carefully crafted with soft curves and geometric lines, it features three beautifully designed geometrical legs, a 30mm thick top and unique layered-edge detail. The design is also available in a variety of different bases, which include sphere, column and pyramid shapes. This bold, contemporary piece is detailed to perfection with a curated selection of four distinctive timber finishes to choose from, all of which are stylish and honour the exceptional design. Where to put it The Underline table is the perfect addition to your living…

SLIDE & HIDE® OVEN DOOR Fully retractable, this safe, stylish and unique feature ensures easy access to your food. The Slide&Hide® door lets you monitor your cooking, allows convenient lifting and provides more room to move around smaller kitchens. The revolutionary handle is easy on the wrist, so you can use it year after year, without strain. FULL STEAM AND VARIO STEAM FullSteam combines all the heating modes of a full-featured oven with those of a steam cooker, providing a quick and clean option for vegetables, fish, risottos, dumplings and puddings. VarioSteam, on the other hand, adds bursts of steam to the normal hot-air cooking process, for food that needs to be moist inside and crispy outside – think bread and meat. MULTI POINT MEAT PROBE Overcooked and undercooked meals…

exit plan A new entrance was the beginning of a major renovation The family who spend time in this holiday house were after a fresh set of furniture when they realised that the entire building would benefit from a serious overhaul. So instead of simply living with inherited issues, they now enjoy a more user-friendly layout that focuses on the spectacular beach below. Interior designer Louise Walsh from LWID presided over the improvements and couldn’t be happier with the result. Turn the page for more details.…

It’s no secret that my house is something of a second showroom, with its own revolving door. During the four years we have lived in this beachside cottage, the place has seen six different coffee tables and three dining settings. Several armchairs have spent quality time with us, each bringing its unique beauty of line and texture before moving on to new residences. Like international guests, some of the pieces I’ve discovered on buying trips will arrive, stay for a while to the enjoyment of all, then head off on a new adventure with a client. Sometimes, too, when my clients’ style or space requirements change, they’ll return a piece to me and I will welcome it back like an old friend. Since I would never buy anything for a…

Fortunately, most basic maintenance tasks are simple and take just a few moments to think through and plan, then a couple of hours to execute. So, this summer, seize the opportunity to scratch some of these long-ignored jobs off your to-do list and know that your house will thank you for it in the long run. In no particular order, here are 10 tasks that will give your home a beautiful summer spruce-up. 1 PRESSURE WASH YOUR HOUSE And while you’re at it, don’t forget the paths, pavers, fences and windows – blast those cobwebs and grimy layers away. This is one of our favourite jobs because it offers the almost-instant gratification of a house that sparkles… with very little elbow grease required. Because this is a quick job, you…

EURO STYLE MARELLA Homewares label Alex and Trahanas has collaborated with Jardan on a capsule collection of tablecloths, napkins and cushions in nostalgic handmade Italian prints. The Marella range is inspired by late Italian style icon Marella Agnelli. ALEXANDTRAHANAS.COM LIVING IT UP Introducing Seafarers, a soon-to-be riverside luxury precinct in Melbourne. Crafted by Riverlee in collaboration with design firms Fender Katsalidis, Oculus, Carr and ODO, the project will have 123 branded residences and 277 guest rooms as part of the new 1 Hotel. SEAFARERS-RESIDENCES.COM.AU didier @jrf James Richardson Furniture has welcomed one of Australia’s leading furniture design studios into the fold: Didier by the inimitable Ross Didier. His brand produces bewitching furniture creations with strong narratives and engineering brilliance. The Didier ‘Caldera’ table is available in a black stain (shown),…

BRING TOUCHES OF SUMMER TO YOUR INDOOR RETREAT WITH bright cushions IN A RANGE OF TEXTURES AND PRINTS Create a beautiful home where calm and relaxation are top of mind. These oversized Australian made lounges upholstered in complementary fabrics are the perfect place to unwind. Live-edged timber brings a natural vibe to any dining space. The Java dining table has a beautiful feature oak veneer table top making it the perfect addition to any entertaining experience. Black metal cross legs give it a bold, solid finish. WARM DAYS AND NIGHTS ARE THE perfect time TO LINGER OVER MEALS AND ENJOY THE COMPANY OF FAMILY AND FRIENDS AT HOME Create a space that carries through all seasons with these timeless leather sofas featuring button detailing in two and three-seater options. THROW…

NEW SLEEK GRAPHITE Your favourite cooking companions have had a makeover. The stainless steel strips and handles in graphite are as delightful to look at as they are to the touch, and perfect for any contemporary kitchen. HN.COM.AU/NEFF ONLINE | MOBILE | IN STORE…

POWER OF FLEXIBILITY The NEFF vented cooktop allows you to design your kitchen your way. Move your pots and pans anywhere within the FlexInduction zone and their size and shape will be automatically detected so that heat is applied to their exact location. DOWNDRAFT EXTRACTOR At the centre of the cooktop is a ventilation duct that gets rid of steam and smells before they can spread around the kitchen. This sensor-controlled system automatically adjusts the ventilation power level based on what you’re up to in the kitchen. TWIST PAD FIRE® Take control of your cooktop and ventilation settings with this removable magnetic dial. Place it in the centre of the control area, tilt it towards the zone you’re activating and twist to select your power level. HN.COM.AU/NEFF ONLINE | MOBILE…

sight specific A smart tip-off ended years of trying to find the perfect view Uninterrupted vistas and privacy don’t often go hand in hand, but architect Liam Robertson of Robertson Collectif has achieved both with aplomb in this project on the south coast of NSW. Sitting high on the block that took a long time and lots of contacts to find, the two-storey new build snuggles into its location while delivering a lifestyle that the owners, a family of five, had long been hoping for. Turn the page for more details.…

bark life Sculptural moonahs set the mood in this inspired coastal idyll Old meets new in this seaside garden on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula. Landscape designer Marcus Dentry has woven heritage moonah trees – with their striking trunks and foliage – already adorning the site into a tantalising garden tapestry of relaxed and formal elements. Freeform lawns flow among clipped westringias and correas, offset by attractive drifts of native grasses that shimmer in the offshore breezes. Turn the page to discover more.…

Agreat songwriter once wrote, “I do like to be beside the seaside.” Well, it’s truer now than ever. Australians love a waterside home, so much in fact that now more than 80 per cent of us technically live in a coastal area. Coastal may be a loose term here, but we all love a life beside the sea, don’t we? The sun, the surf, salty air (and hair!) are the stuff dreams are made of, but a coastal life can be a nightmare when it comes to our homes. Those of us who live near a sunburnt and sea-sprayed coastline know that the salt, sand, wind and rain can wreak havoc on our building materials, so it is essential to choose products and materials that will last a literal lifetime.…