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CONTENTS
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Contents
June/July
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Homes
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Keep it clean
A dark maze of tiny rooms found down a
pokey North London street has been
transformed into an oasis that is white,
bright and inviting.
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Expanding lives
A holiday home accommodating six
grown children requires a fair bit of space.
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CONTENTS
Style
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Shop
Weve gone shopping for your home.
16
Bookmarks
Your other favourite reads.
18
Trend alert
Winter whites.
21
Buyers guide
Rug up.
24
Winter edit
By the re.
27
Milan report
The results are in.
32
Fashion prole
Mushama & Me.
34
Artist prole
Rebecca Phillips.
37
Design prole
Studio Ceramics.
Workbook
106 Monochrome home
Black, white and everything in between.
113
137
Room by room
Gem Adams tackles her living room.
116
Get creative
How to weave a winter cushion.
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118
Living
122
124 Food
Excerpt from The New Nordic.
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Botanical styling
Inside the world of MarkAntonia.
On the cover
Stylist Gem Adams has created an
inspiring living room in her home.
She has all the advice you need to
update your own space on page 113.
Photography by Heather Liddell.
Etc
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Editors note
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You & us
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EDITORS NOTE
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a staff member for more details. Stock may vary from store to store. Some products may require assembly. Due to some of our stock being far too popular, they may become out of stock or limited. Not all of
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EDITORIAL
Editor Alice Lines
Deputy Editor Gena Tuffery
Senior Designer/Stylist Amber Armitage
Designer/Stylist Sophie Peacocke
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CONTRIBUTORS
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Annabel Davidson, Antonia De Vere, Julien Fernandez, Duncan Innes,
Melanie Jenkins, Russell Kleyn, Heather Liddell, Evie MacKay, Larnie Nicolson,
Matt Queree, Hilary Robertson, Pia Ulin, Greta van der Star, Lucy Vincent Marr,
Neeve Woodward, LeeAnn Yare
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KEEP IN TOUCH
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INSTAGRAM WITH US
#COUNTRYLIFE
Photographer Evie Mackay
snapped this shot of our editor
Alice meeting a couple of locals
at a converted shearers quarters
in the Wairarapa. See the results
of the shoot on page 80.
#HOMESTYLELOVESFLOORCORE
We admit to snapping the
occasional shoe sele, with senior
stylist Amber rolling out her
favourite #oorcore combinations
of rugs and shoes for the season.
See the results on page 21.
#HOMESTYLEINMILAN
Our editor braved the crowds
at the Salone Del Mobile in Milan
to bring you homestyles take
on whats on the horizon for
interiors. See our trend report
on page 27.
#BEHINDTHESCENES
Our inhouse stylist Sophie has
put together an edit for your
reside this winter (page 24).
Use it to create a cosy corner
to snuggle up in with a book and
a new throw.
@SOMEWHEREIWOULDLIKETO
LIVE Curated by Ruben Ortiz
and Katt Schiebeck, based in
Barcelona, and full of architecture
and interior design from around
the world, these posts not only
keep us dreaming, but brimming
with inspiration.
#SUPREMESUPREME
If you love double shots, coffee
company Supreme has created
a photo app that allows you to
duplicate your subject matter.
Download the app, take a double
shot, then upload to Instagram with
the hashtag #supremesupreme.
@LIGHT_HUIS_INTERIORS
Annique Heesen is an interior
designer who has done some
styling for homestyle. Her
Instagram consists of daily
inspiration taken from her own
home, as well as interiors she
has created for others.
FOUR TO FOLLOW
@YOLI_AND_OTIS
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and look stylish at the same time.
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Style
A curated selection of our favourite nds.
14 SHOP
16 BOOKMARKS
18 TREND ALERT
21 BUYERS GUIDE
24 WINTER EDIT
27 MILAN REPORT
32 FASHION PROFILE
34 ARTIST PROFILE
37 DESIGN PROFILE
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STYLE Shop
SIMON JAMES SHOWROOM A new space showcasing residential and retail furniture has been created in the Simon James showroom at 61 Upper Queen
Street, Auckland. Designed by Rufus Knight and Simon, it is a perfect reflection of the Simon James aesthetic. Raw honed wall panels, polished concrete
and soft sheer drapes to delineate the living spaces from one another form a backdrop to Simons sofa and furniture collections, lighting from Nat Cheshire
and interior accents by Tom Dixon. Pop in for a visit or head to simonjamesdesign.com
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ONLINE
FINDS
thelundshelf.com
Inspired by a trip through Sweden, The
Lund Shelf exists to make life more
beautiful. Why use plastic when you can
have glass? Why buy synthetic when you
can have linen? The Lund Shelf is full of
lovely things for you to fall in love with.
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styledcanvas.com
Styled Canvas helps you create a space
that you feel happy to come home to.
Its about gradually building a collection
of things that you love and that will
stand the test of time representing who
you are and your lifes story.
garden-objects.com
Appealing to the avid, keen or sometime
gardener, Garden Objects pays close
attention to functionality, design and
craftsmanship, ensuring the products
offered are built to last. Doesnt hurt
that they look pretty either.
HOMEBASE
COLLECTIONS
FUN WITH FELT Nepalese for smile, Muskhane draws inspiration from the artisanal heritage
of Nepal to create quality handcrafted felt goods using traditional methods and meeting Fair
Trade standards. Stack of Smarties cushions (33cm diameter), $65 each; Mushroom (18cm),
$24; Bi-colour bowl (17cm diameter), $19, goodasgold.co.nz
STYLE Bookmarks
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HOME READING
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Winter whites
Clean lines and fresh statements.
Styling Sophie Peacocke
Marble candleholder,
$29, se3.co.nz
LEFT TO RIGHT Penney & Bennet linen cushion with white thatch cushion cover, $109, paperplanestore.com. Orla linen cushion cover,
$49.90, cittadesign.com. Aura Home Kami Euro pillowcase, $49, paperplanestore.com. Handmade bespoke cushion, POA, martabuda.com
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BKR drink
bottle,
$49.95,
letliv.co.nz
LEFT TO RIGHT Living & Co cushion with inner included, $22, thewarehouse.co.nz. Wink Wink pillow with inner included, AU$120, afteronline.
com.au. Check In Black with inner included, $125, bonnieandneil.com.au. Grid cushion with inner included, $85, designministry.co.nz
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Specialising in beautiful hand-woven designer rugs, The Ivy House is proudly the
New Zealand stockist of Armadillo&Co wool rugs, all handwoven by their extended
family of artisans. Combining aesthetics with ethics, the collection includes a wide
range of standard sized rugs, along with endless opportunities to custom colour
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# floorcore
Inspired by the latest
Instagram sensation, weve
rolled out our favourite rugs
and shoes for the season.
Styling & photography Amber Armitage
A&Co kilim weave Caravan rug in peony multi colour (140 x 200cm),
$850, theivyhouse.co.nz. Betty brogues, $329, kathrynwilson.com
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By the fire
Snuggle up this winter with
these cosy-making essentials.
Styling Sophie Peacocke
Photography Melanie Jenkins
Copper bounty
baskets, from $55,
nest-direct.co.nz
ALSO IN THE SCENE Resene Black White. Air plant, POA, Ponsonby Plant Centre. Rocky (594mm x 841mm) print (unframed), $160, thisbigplayground.
co.nz. ON THE MANTLE Large Kokedama succulent, $75, collected.co.nz. Ivy plant, POA, Ponsonby Plant Centre. Terracotta pots, from $1.17, bunnings.
co.nz. ON THE CHAIR Isla de Aroha 100% cotton screen-printed cushion cover (50 x 50cm), $95, arohaandfriends.co.nz. New Zealand honey sheepie,
$150; Sea tangle 100% linen throw in silver birch, $169, superette.co.nz. ON THE FLOOR Aechmea Primera plant, $24.84, bunnings.co.nz. Caroline Z
Hurley linen throw in mint with black spots, $228, fatherrabbit.com. Calf hide, $125, collected.co.nz. Indigene hand-weaved indigo linen throw, $249,
nest-direct.co.nz. Enamel mug, $8 each, paperplanestore.com. Skandi wool runner #2, $649, izzyandjean.co.nz. All other items, stylists own.
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NEW SHOWROOM
Opening May 28th at The Bloc
20 Normanby Road, Mt Eden
info@timwebberdesign.com
www.timwebberdesign.com
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MEMPHIS MAKEOVER
First making an appearance over 30 years ago at the Salone Del
Mobile (the official Milan Design Week fair showcasing the
work from the super-brands), it is only natural that the Memphis
movement encompassing clashing colours, block shapes and
loud patterns would have a revival back in Milan. Known for its
polarising properties, we wonder if this modern riff on the theme
will meet the mass market or with mass rejection, as it did in the
80s? Regardless, there is something to be said for injecting a little
bit of fun and frivolity into interiors.
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SERAINA LAREIDA FOR
PORTEGO Designed by Swiss
Seraina Lareida, this carpet is
inspired by Venice; its porches
and canals. The result is a very
evocative abstract form using
colours typical of the Venetian
cityscape. The carpet is made with
the tafting technique, using only
high-quality New Zealand wool and
pioneering the use of the maximum
number of colours possible with the
weaving machine. portego.it
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TAKE A SEAT Statement chairs
have long provided an opportunity
for designers to flex their creative
muscles. Experiments in colour and
materials ranged from manually
sprayed colour gradients on wood,
upholstery wraps connected with
removable straps and snazzy
Memphis-patterned fabrics by the
groups original designers.
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Split chair by Arik Levy for Ton.
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OUT OF THE MOULD Moroso released some of the most vibrant pieces at Salone Del Mobile,
chief among them the St Marks chair by Martino Gamper (who, as hes married to a New
Zealander, we can almost claim as one of our own). With a continuous curve up both legs and
around the back, the design is a homage to the classic Italian Bentwood cafe chair. moroso.it
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CLASSIC COMEBACK Salone Del Mobile saw many superbrands release new versions of their best ofs. Theres certainly
something in the refinement of a classic, such as Cassinas
Maralunga sofa, conceived 40 years ago. cassina.com
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CUSTOM-MADE UNIVERSE
The young guns at Brooklynbased Calico Wallpaper teamed
up with Amsterdam studio
BCXSY to present a conceptual
new work at Spazio Rossana
Orlandi. The imagery for
Inverted Spaces, their dreamy
pastel and metallic bespoke
wallpaper, was sourced via
NASAs free image bank
of photos from the Hubble
Telescope. calicowallpaper.com
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COSMIC DINNER Youll be eating amongst the stars, the moon and Neptune and Mars with the new Milky Way-inspired
collection by Diesel Living and Seletti. The two renowned Italian brands continue their ongoing collaboration with
this collection, that was featured as part of a larger space-inspired showcase for Diesel Living. While Diesels brand
connotations may seem a bit outdated here in New Zealand, their interior offerings were surprisingly (yet pleasantly)
inspiring. The homewares range can be purchased locally from selettiboutique.co
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LUXE GEOMETRY
Despite the fact that metal and marble have almost dened the current minimalist interior zeitgeist,
neither material is going anywhere fast. In what could be catergorised as renement rather than invention,
designers explore new interpretations of archetypal, geometric structures in their pursuit of creating
luxe everyday objects. It was refreshing to see the attention to detail that many of the new generation of
designers applied to the material composition of the objects they were creating.
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ILLUMINATING IDEAS
The FLOS stand at
Euroluce (the biennial
lighting exhibition)
was a highlight, using
a stark white space to
present an avant garde
collection by design
heavyweights such as
Michael Anastassiades.
We took a shine to his
Captain Flint lamp, which
explored balance with a
cone delicately attached
to a rod that rotates to
function as both an up or
down light, with a marble
base to ground and add
elegance to the piece.
Available locally from
ecc.co.nz
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ELEGANT DOMESTICITY The Milanese design duo of the moment, Arianna Lelli Mami and Chiara Di
Pinto of Studiopepe, work across a variety of projects from product design to spatial styling. They are
responsible for seasonal takeovers at the showroom of Spotti Milano, who give them carte blanche to
share their unique approach to interiors. The velvety background sets the scene to showcase Spottis
curation of contemporary and re-issued classic furniture. studiopepedesign.it
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Mushama & Me
Its raining, its pouring... but Sharn Blackwell
is making raincoats worth getting out of bed for.
Photography Matt Queree
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CLOCKWISE, FROM TOP LEFT Mushama & Me owner Sharn Blackwell prepares to cut out a raincoat
in her workroom. Mushama & Me classic A-line raincoat and matching hat. Sharn in her workroom sewing
a sample. Mushama & Me Urban Biker raincoat.
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Home grown
As a time-honoured home decoration
motif, owers have preoccupied artists for
generations. We discover one of its latest
converts, Wellington painter Rebecca Phillips.
Words Alice Lines
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THE CREATIVE PROCESS I like the fact that my process is subverting the
tradition of floral painting, Rebecca says. Incorporating the digital is like my
method of drawing. It almost has a paint-by-numbers feel to it but its not quite
that simple. Its interesting to find out the references people take from my work
you cant control the connections people have with art.
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Hand to table
homestyles Amber Armitage has just released a collaboration with
Studio Ceramics. She looks into the history behind this iconic local business.
Words Amber Armitage
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THE PRODUCTION PROCESS A design is given to mould-maker Bruce Yallop. This can be hand-drawn, computer-generated, or a similar object may be brought
in. After proportions are discussed and any changes made, Bruce creates a hand-carved model out of plaster (above left), allowing for 14% shrinkage that occurs when
fired. After the model is approved, a block mould and case are made, then a master mould, and finally the production moulds. After 40-plus years hand-crafting moulds
for Crown Lynn and now Studio Ceramics, Bruce works with Tim Grocott (above right), handing down some of the knowledge he has obtained.
Designer Amber Armitage and Phillipa Croft from Studio Ceramics discuss the
details of their final collection in preparation for its release. The family of five shapes
will come in four soft colours: chalk white, fog grey, petal pink and moss green.
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Using the production moulds, the product is slip-cast. This process invloves the clay being poured into the moulds, left for approximately one hour, then the
remaining clay being poured out (above left). After drying for another hour the clay can be removed from the mould. At this stage it appears brown, but as it dries
it turns a brilliant white due to the high grade of clay used (below right). It is mined in Matauri Bay, Northland, and is known around the world as White Gold.
Finally, any rough edges are smoothed away a process called fettling (above right).
Each ceramic is bisc-fired for two days in a kiln (above left). In the final step the pieces are glazed, sprayed or handpainted, each providing a slightly different
texture and finish. The large jug (above) has been double glazed. First the whole vessel is dipped in the chalk white glaze, then the bottom third was redipped in
fog grey (the signature colours of the collaboration). ABOVE RIGHT Phillipa and Ken Croft, owners of Studio Ceramics, work alongside their staff in the factory
to ensure the smooth production of their ceramics. BELOW The initial collection from Amber Armitage for Studio Ceramics includes a large serving plate, a
small multi-functional ramekin and two jugs, affectionately known as The Fat Bottom Girls, due to their large rounded bases.
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54 EXPANDING LIVES
66 OPEN THE DOOR
78 A PLACE IN THE COUNTRY
90 THESE THREE WALLS
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KEEP IT CLEAN
A dark maze of tiny rooms found down a pokey
North London street has been transformed into
an oasis that is white, bright and inviting.
Words Annabel Davidson
Photography Evie MacKay
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INDOOR/OUTDOOR The familys kitchen opens out onto the back garden, where the barbecue becomes an extension of the kitchen in summer. The pear tree is
the one thing they kept from the garden when overhauling it, while potted olive trees provide transportable greenery. OPPOSITE The white-painted cabinets are
finds from Golborne Roads vintage furniture dealers, and the portrait of the Queen between them is a lenticular print by Canadian photographer Chris Levine.
existing trees out which were blocking the view and the sun. We
did keep the pear tree though, she says. We felt like we had to
keep something!
Working with Kiwi builder Sam Cross, who now operates his
business Cross Construction back home in the South Island, the
Frasers set about turning the house into something light, but
durable. Anna describes her childhood home as being lled
with antiques and wanted something less precious for her
young family. While she admits to being fussy about the white
marble kitchen island, the home is otherwise somewhere the
children can literally draw on the walls a concealed sliding
door which can be used to divide the kitchen and the living room
is actually a huge blackboard wall for the kids to scribble on.
Bikes and toys are kept hidden but handy in clever cupboards
tucked into corners and under stairs, and a pleasingly large area
of oor which could easily handle a full-sized dining table is kept
clear for the kids to do circles on their bikes.
But despite these additions and the conscious decision to
avoid sharp corners that might do harm to little heads, this is E
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BEDROOM An extended
chimney breast behind the
bed hides ample storage
space in the master bedroom.
OPPOSITE The painted
floorboards in the entrance
hall make for a crisp contrast
against the dark painted
refurbished radiators.
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ABOVE LEFT The nursery and childrens bedroom are the only rooms to be carpeted, but otherwise continue the theme of white spaces tempered with touches
of colour. ABOVE RIGHT The traditional bathroom elements of porcelain and steel are juxtaposed with a vintage mirror and cabinet found at antique markets.
AT A GLANCE
landing
w/r
bed
bed
bath
bed
First oor
hall
stairs
kitchen
bath
living
Are there any rules you follow?Yes.
Always look at paint, carpet and fabric
in the room it will be in, as the colourcan
look very different in different lights.
study
dining
Ground oor
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landing
stairs
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Resene
Rolling Fog
Resene Half
Duck Egg Blue
Resene
Intrepid
DESIGN DETAILS
Gubi floor
lamp, $2130,
cultdesign.co.nz
Cover chair by
Muuto, $798,
bauhaus.co.nz
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EXPANDING LIVES
Usually, when people build to accommodate a growing
family they are talking about kids. But a family with six
grown-up children also requires a fair bit of space.
Words Alice Lines
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KITCHEN/DINING The
windowseat off the dining area
gets the morning sun, and is also
big enough to stretch out on for a
snooze. BELOW LEFT Mixing
materials in a neutral palette
to exaggerate the clean, open
feel of the kitchen, a subway tile
splashback lines the back wall
of the kitchen above a stainless
steel bench. BELOW RIGHT
The laundry/scullery serves as
an overflow for the open kitchen,
which is particularly useful when
entertaining a crowd.
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Diane managed to talk Mark into two large open fireplaces for both the lounge
and outdoor living room despite his disinterest in chopping firewood.
LOUNGE A lower roof line in the
living room separates the space from
the kitchen and dining area. Large
bifolds let light stream in during
the day, while the family cosy up
around the Warmington open fire
at night. Mark is handy with DIY
projects, making both the driftwood
lamp and the tree stump side tables.
BUNKROOM The bunkroom
was always in Diane and Marks
plans. Tucked away behind walls
partitioning the room are six bunks
custom built by their builder, each
with their own reading light for
devouring novels at night.
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OUTDOOR FIREPLACE
This provides both heat and
ambience year-round, and has also
introduced a new family tradition:
Make Your Own Pizza nights.
BELOW The L-shaped layout
creates a sheltered area which will
eventually include an outdoor deck
extending from the living spaces.
OUTDOORS Dianes daughters
Sharn and Ashlee often visit from
Auckland to make use of the bach
for weekend getaways.
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AT A GLANCE
The project: Diane and Mark Bedford
built a bach in the Coromandel to
accommodate themselves and their
grown children Jason, Andy, Willy, Jessie,
Sharn and Ashlee.
How does the space serve your family?
Whenever weve had large groups of
family and friends there, the kitchen
work areas perform really well with us
all pitching in preparing food. Also,
pushing open the bifold doors onto the
alfresco area provides us with two dining
tables side by side that so we can all dine
together. Having the big open spaces
and different seating areas is great as we
never feel were on top of each other.
What aspects of your home are you
particularly pleased with? The high
vaulted ceilings, polished concrete oor
and large Warmington open res which
create a cosy, comforting atmosphere on
a stormy day.
Whats next on the To Do list? We
are going to create a tropical outdoor
bathroom like one we had while staying
in Fiji, which includes an outdoor bath.
Is the place available as a rental?
Yes, its available through Bach Care,
property ID: 3242.
kitchen
dining
deck
living
stairs
outdoor
living
laundry
ground oor
bath
bed
bed
top oor
bed
stairs
robe
bed
bath
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Colour Master
Glimpse
Colour Master
Moss
Colour Master
Harvest
DESIGN DETAILS
ZigZag rattan
lantern, $36.25,
maytime.co.nz
Porcelain hanging
vase, $25, leven.co.nz
Buco oval storage bag, $49.95,
freedomfurniture.co.nz
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Outdoor heating can turn an uninviting patio into a warm and welcoming space. On a cool night
nothing beats sitting around an outdoor fireplace socialising with friends. In these outdoor living
rooms, heating is not only necessary, but also an important design element.
Warmington have an extensive range of both indoor and outdoor fires, woodburners and
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There are all sorts of treasures to be
found once you open the front door of
this unassuming West Auckland house.
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FINISHING TOUCHES
A collection of retro furnishings
and clever storage places has been
built on a small budget through
Mikaylas sharp eye for a bargain.
A series of black stripes painted
on the doors of a mid-century
sideboard give it a modern twist.
an eye for a bargain. The green cupboard on the office wall, for
example, was a $2 bargain from a tiny op shop in Whangamata,
which the couple had spray-painted. The yellow wire plant
stand in one corner of the lounge began its life as a chain-store
rubbish bin. And the geometric lightshade, also in the office, was
a bargain nd from a market in Cambridge. I nearly didnt get
it, which would have been a mistake, says Mikayla, as it really
does make the room.
Commissioning creative friends and family members to help
out has also saved the budget considerably. Im absolutely in
love with our Good Vibes lightbox in the lounge, Mikayla says.
Were so lucky to have crafty people around who can make us
things! I drew up a quick sketch for my dad who, with a helpful
eye from mum, put the whole thing together for us.
All of the changes made have been purely cosmetic a general
tidy and a splash of colour on the walls. Its amazing how a house
can be completely transformed simply by adding these personal
touches, Mikayla says. As soon as we styled all of our furniture
and artwork, it really did become home.
One of the biggest pieces of advice Mikayla has for others
looking to transform their house into a home is: Dont feel
pressure to follow trends. Take a few risks, use quality products
when painting or building and dont be fooled into taking
shortcuts a worthwhile project is always a long one!
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hallway
First oor
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Banyan cushion
in yellow $34.95,
freedomfurniture.co.nz
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Scarpa Flow
Resene
Chateau Green
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THE COUNTRY
A Wellington couple adapt to country life
after they take on the job of revitalising an
old shearers quarters in rural Wairarapa.
Words Alice Lines
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house for miles. But once they realised we were just a young
family who wanted some fresh air for our kid on the weekends,
they soon warmed to the idea of having neighbours.
Which was lucky, as it was critical to have them onside. There
was an unofficial arrangement that the water for the property
came from their shearing sheds, Gemma says. They also
introduced us to the local plumber, electrician and builders.
And so the work began and there was a lot of it. With only
the bathroom and living room having been occupied previously,
everything else was thick with farmyard grime. Plus, the whole
front lawn had served as a dumping ground for old tyres, fridges
that didnt work and assorted pieces of scrap metal. So Gemma
and Rollo found all their weekends following the same pattern
for six months: hiring a high-sided trailer, llling it with stuff
totake out to the farm, spending two days cleaning the place,
then returning to the city via the dump with the trailer full of
junk to get rid of.
There were certainly a few what are we doing? moments.
But there was no way out, so we had to just get stuck in and carry
on, says Gemma.At rst we were really detailed, scrubbing and
painting with precision, but after spending four weeks working
on one room and realising there were 12 rooms to go, it dawned
on us that we were going to have to work a lot faster if we were
going to be hosting all our friends and family for Christmas!
So they adopted rustic but clean as their new brief.And they
re-thought their original plan of painting the oors, instead
choosing to use linseed oil to bring up the original oor to
achieve an even better result with far less labour.
Then came the fun part returning to TradeMe to hunt for
furniture to t out eight bedrooms. There are also lots of good
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AT A GLANCE
The project: Startup business owner Rollo
Wenlock and freelance writer Gemma
Freeman made over a run-down shearers
quarters in rural Wairarapa to escape from
the city with their daughter Harper (2).
What are the best aspects of owning a
country bolthole? Rollo: As the property is
a good two hours from town, my favourite
thing was feeling the layers of work and
stress fall away the further we got from
home and the deeper we got into the
countryside. By the time we arrived at the
gates, I would be calm and able to enjoy
our digitally disconnected weekend.
Gemma: I loved the lack of cell phone
reception! Then there is the peace and
quiet pulling into the driveway, jumping
out to open the gate and hearing nothing
but the birds in the trees and the faint
babbling of the river. It was a place for
Harper to be wild and free in. Most of all I
loved having a place to spend long periods
of time with friends and family because
of the calm, the lack of reception, and the
lack of anything else to do, you could go
away for less than 24 hours with a group
of friends and come back feeling like youd
had a week away together and that you
were much better friends for it.
Would you take on another restoration
project of this scale? Rollo: In a heartbeat.
There is something very satisfying about
taking a run-down property with great
bones and removing all the mess and
broken objects, leaving simplicity and
then painting it all white. Gemma: Yes, but
not in any hurry! I like to imagine that next
time the rest of our lives wont be as busy
but thats probably wishful thinking!
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Design details
Rustic but clean was the brief for this property, with
decorative details referencing its country location.
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furniture. And the metal door under the kitchen sink was in her
parents kitchen. I can recall the noise that the door made when
my mother opened it to get out the oil, Constance says. Im very
attached to that door.
Constance learnt about buying secondhand from her parents.
My father would wake us up early on Sunday mornings: Up you
get, were off to the recycling centre! So now Im always on the
lookout for quirky objects and vintage furniture. I also love old
linen and white lace pieces. To get the best buys, Im up bright and
early to get to garage sales I bought our dining room table for 10
euros and found the bench abandoned on the side of the road.
The couple is certainly not short on ideas of how to make an
impression without spending a fortune. In the kitchen and the
childrens bathroom they have created false workshop windows
by sticking wooden strips on each side of the windowpanes. They
are also DIY experts in creating furniture. Constance made the
desk in the sitting room using planks of pinewood, and Dorian
put together the shoe chest in the entrance hall. After all, whats
a few more sticks of furniture, once youve taught yourself to build
a whole house?
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Make it monochrome
Choosing a monochrome interior is a minimalist stance,
a refusal to get caught up in the drama of colour and all
the associated complications of what goes with what.
Here interior stylist Hilary Robertson shares her ve
basic rules for combining black, white and all the shades
of grey in between...
Words Hilary Robertson
GREY MATTERS
ABOVE The serene, pared-down kitchen in this home is an exercise in practical minimalism, more defined by the things that have been omitted than those
added. Simple white painted doors were chosen for the storage cabinets floating above the floor. These are without mouldings or texture and are not fitted with
any visible hardware. The work surface is made from bleached herringbone parquet reclaimed from the house renovation. BELOW Painted black, the minimal
bedroom reverses the balance of light and dark. A simple shelf behind the bed functions as a headboard and somewhere to rest personal mementoes such as the
birds feather in a vase and black-and-white framed photos.
DARK LOOKS
Black earned a bad reputation in the 1990s, when Gordon Gekko
and his tribe were spending their bonuses on Le Corbusier chaises
and Artemide lamps for their newly converted loft apartments.
Black took its time to slink back, but here it is, reinvented for our
times in a softer, more sensual incarnation. The dark materials
emerging today are far more subtle, far more esoteric: ebony,
Maarten Baass scorched wood, chalkboard paint, oors made from
rubber or poured resin and paint colours with names like Railings
and Old Mystic. A room painted in a subdued shade is imbued with
a certain romance, inviting the eye to enjoy the dynamic contrast
between the backdrop and the brighter things chosen as a foil.
IN THE MIX
A monochrome background, be it white, grey or black, demands
contrast, texture and some playful elements to temper its serious
side. Choosing bleached wood, a nubbly jute rug, handwoven
baskets or a lampshade knitted in wool takes an interior in a
modern rustic direction, whereas adding geometric copper
candlesticks, a severe side chair fashioned from sleek folded metal,
industrial lighting and sculptural marble objects takes a lead from
contemporary Scandinavian trends. Even in the most minimal
interior, accessories are the pieces of the puzzle that conjure the
narrative of the person living in the space. Consider stone, a coil
of rope, cast concrete, gold, zinc, black-and-white postcards stuck
onto the wall with paper tape, a collection of curvaceous olive
wood cutting boards or a group of ceramic vessels.
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ABOVE This apartment contains so many charming original features that the owner found furnishing it to be quite straightforward, and was able to use many
pieces from her last home. She did invest in a squashy, linen-covered L-shaped sofa, however. The whole of the wall opposite is devoted to a collection of prints
and paintings hung salon style. BELOW In order to update her rented homes kitchen, the owner painted all the cabinets in a pale shade of grey and had gold
metal panels cut to size and fitted over the existing tiles. Her modern ceramics in pale neutrals and some shapely cutting boards are the only things on display.
The room can accommodate a rectangular wooden dining table big enough for a family of seven, flanked by vintage Bentwood chairs.
SHADES OF PALE
There are countless good reasons to choose white. So many, in
fact, that Im baffled by people who insist on asking if I dont worry
about it being cold, sterile, empty? No, no and no, I reply, quite
the opposite. White is reective, peaceful and restorative. It is
the optimum choice for Scandinavians, who live in a harsh, chilly
climate under leaden grey skies for much of the year. Their interiors
are made for comfort not ostentation, but they have developed
an extraordinary ability to create relaxed yet simultaneously
sophisticated homes that put human life and its quotidian needs
at the centre of design. They choose white because it maximises
the daylight that they do have and because it serves as the perfect
neutral, unobtrusive canvas for their furniture and decorative
objects. White and its related shades of pale seem to enlarge a
space. Not only do Scandinavians like to paint their walls white,
they also are keen on cloaking oors in coats of heavier duty white
oor paint or rubbing a liming paste into wooden boards so light
bounces around from surface to surface. White isnt tricky or
self-conscious; it doesnt dominate or demand attention, but simply
allows you to focus on living your life, to lend your character to it.
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GET THE LOOK Striped cushion, $49.90, cittadesign.com. Moroccan pouf, $179.90; lamp,
$309, letliv.co.nz. Fifth Avenue couch, $3749, bigsave.co.nz. Tweed cushion, $49, jamiekay.co.nz.
Coffee table, POA, blackbird.co.nz. Curio Noir Feather My Tears candle, $165, simonjamesdesign.
com. Assorted sheepskins, POA, lapco.co.nz. BUDGET Paint, $500. Gib, $225. Sander, $150.
Curtains, $68. Day bed $40. Squab, $20. Fabric, $55. TOTAL: $1058.
CUSTOM SEATING
Stuck with a narrow, long lounge,
we needed seating that wouldnt
encroach on the space. After a good
think, followed by a trek to the op
shop, we had the bones for our day
bed. The end result was achieved by
swapping the tired squab for a thick
foam mattress, re-covering it in grey
eck wool from The Fabric Store,
taking to the base with the sander,
and nishing with Danish oil.
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Winter cushion
Turn a simple linen cushion cover
into a simply heavenly woven cushion.
Words & photography Gem Adams
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1. Measure out your starting row to make sure it is square with the cover
edges. Make small markings at 2cm from the edges and 2cm apart.
2. Thread your needle with the wool a length measuring roughly three
widths of your cover should get you about a row. Knot off the end.
Starting from the inside, bring your needle through your first mark then
back in again near to the initial stitch. Gently pull the yarn through until
you have a small bobble left. Repeat with your next marking until you
have completed 12 rows.
3. Time to make the tassels. Once again thread your needle and knot the
end. Starting 2cm below your last bobble line, bring the wool in from
the inside and knot on the face side. Measure 25cm of length and cut.
Repeat the line across the width of your cover. Begin another line just
above the row you have finished.
WINTER WORKSHOP
homestyle presents
the first in our series
of creative workshops.
Make your own woven
winter cushion with
stylist Gem Adams of
Blackbird at Kokako cafe
in Auckland on July 9th.
For ticketing information
visit homestyle.co.nz
Make an entrance
This pegboard organiser is a great addition to your entranceway
taking care of all those things that tend to get left on the oor.
Project & styling Amber Armitage
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paint in Resene Black White
Testpots in Resene Gum Leaf,
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blackboard, $99, fatherrabbit.com. ON THE TABLE (FROM LEFT) Norden gate-leg table, $499, myflatpack.co.nz. Ceramic bowl, $29 each, fatherrabbit.com. Salt 24-piece cutlery set, $109; Barton marble
board, $79.90, countryroad.com.au. Weck cylindrical jar, $20, everyday-needs.com. Nespresso Volluto Decaffeinato capsules, $10 per sleeve; Nespresso Touch Collection cups, set of two, $35, Lattissima
Touch by Nespresso coffee machine in Glam White, $699, nespresso.com. Small jug, $39; ramekin, $18.50, amberarmitage.com. Marble enamel tray, $36.50, flotsamandjetsam.co.nz. Sabato Sicilian orange
marmalade, $8.40; J. Friend & Co floral blend honey, $13.50; Grove avocado oil, $21.40, sabato.co.nz. Pics peanut butter, $7; Pic's peanut oil, $10, reallygood.co.nz. Fix and Fog peanut butter, $9.50,
flotsamandjetsam.co.nz. Oak serving board, $55, tessuti.co.nz. French butter dish, $15, flotsamandjetsam.co.nz. Keith Brymer Jones egg cups, $29.90 (set of 4), sabato.co.nz.
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HOT-SMOKED SALMON,
ROASTED GARLIC AND
APPLE SALAD, PAGE 140.
LIVING Food
Hot-smoked salmon,
roasted garlic
& apple salad
SERVES 4
1 garlic bulb
250g (1 cup) natural yoghurt
100ml whole milk
Pinch of white pepper
500g hot-smoked salmon
red onion, thinly sliced
telegraph cucumber, halved
lengthways and thinly sliced
bunch radishes, thinly sliced
into cold water
1 Granny Smith apple, cored and
thinly sliced into acidulated water
150g watercress or mche
lemon
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Heavy pickling
Light pickling
200ml water
3 juniper berries
2 allspice berries
1 bay leaf
2 bay leaves
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Stout lamb,
lentils & cranberry
SERVES 4
2 Tbsp rapeseed oil
800g leg or shoulder of lamb, cut
into large dice
2 Tbsp plain (all-purpose) our
1 Tbsp malt vinegar
500ml (2 cups) stout
1 onion, nely chopped
2 celery stalks, nely chopped
2 garlic cloves, nely chopped
2 cloves
500ml (2 cups) vegetable stock
400g baby pearl onions
100g dried cranberries
200g dried green or brown lentils
1 Tbsp chopped dill
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The Sherwood
The owners of one of Aucklands favourite eating
and drinking establishments have set up another
soon-to-be-legendary spot in Queenstown.
Photography Greta van der Star & Lucy Vincent Marr
Words Gena Tuffery
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The Sherwood is not a health retreat. But it is the kind of retreat whether it
is for a few hours or a few days that makes you feel more alive upon leaving.
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SPECIAL TOUCHES
The interior of The
Sherwood was put together
with the help of Allistar
Cox, who created the
interior of the Matterhorn
in Wellington. Original
features were left, where
possible, for a utilitarian
feel, with luxury additions
such as Storm & India tea
lining the shelves in the
kitchen and Sans [ceuticals]
products by Lucy Vincent
Marr in the bathrooms.
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Out to dry
Antonia De Vere from MarkAntonia specialises
in creating new art out of that provided by nature.
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ABOVE LEFT As partners in both life and business Mark and Antonia can often be found collaborating. ABOVE RIGHT Antonias various floral works in
progress are dotted around their home-come-studio. The nature of her work with dried flowers means the arrangements often have more than one life.
BELOW Another of Antonias creations using her signature method of reconstructing foral arrangements.
ABOVE LEFT Antonia gathers flowers from a variety of sources, including the local market and a rural family property south of Auckland. Once collected they
are strung up and hung throughout the house to undergo a natural drying process. ABOVE CENTRE Antonias ever growing collection of vessels and flower
frogs, with which she displays her arrangements for both corporate and wedding clients. Like a natural apothecary, jars are filled with flowerheads for her
work. ABOVE RIGHT Some of Marks handywork with reclaimed and rearranged pieces of furniture sits beside their bed.
What do you love about working with dried owers? They give
you the potential to create work thats long-lasting and interesting.
You can potentially be more creative with them because as the
owers dry they become like paper and so can be used differently
to fresh owers, in all kinds of different ways.
How did you develop your signature style? It came out of
wanting to create oral arrangements that were long lasting
but made from organic plant matter not fake. I thought of
ways that I could do that by reading about drying techniques
and came up with what I do today. Although put it into practice,
there was a lot of making, making and more making. Always
trying new things and accepting disasters allowed more ideas
to spring out of that process. I discovered what I really loved
making and I would like to think that shows through my work.
I think you have to love what you do, no matter what that is. If
you dont its very hard to grow artistically. I do what I love and
am very lucky that people appreciate it.
What is a typical day for you? I tend to be quite a sporadic person
and go through crazes observed by my husband from week to
week. I am a terrible emailer but try my best to email as soon as
I wake up. Then I go for a walk and take snippings from weeds,
unloved plants and wild things along the way sometimes I take a
bag to collect fallen leaves, moss or anything interesting left on the
ground. Then its back to the studio or the market for any owers
I might need. I spend the day either rushing around or creating in
my studio. Six oclock is chips oclock and time for a break, to play
with the cats or catch up with my friends. Work is left for the next
day, unless there is something that absolutely must be done. That
said, I have been known to work into the wee hours on something
I am quite obsessed by.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of working at home?
Working from home is wonderful if you love what you do and
I do. Im always surrounded by my work and love watching my
owers dry and seeing the different stages they go through. The
disadvantages are outnumbered by the positives in my belief.
However, if you want a day off not thinking about work, forget
about it! Also the whole house tends to be turned upside down for
big jobs. My house resembles more of a ower forest than a typical
home but that is how I choose to live!
Winter
florals
Dried owers have ditched
their old-fashioned image.
Create an everlasting
arrangement that will cheer
up the dreary winter months.
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Photography Neeve Woodward
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prices. Anna and Charlotte
personally source each item,
checking for quality and comfort.
Visit online or at the showroom for
a selection of furniture, lighting,
artwork, soft furnishings and
decorative homewares.
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ADAM SINCLAIR
FURNITURE
Furniture
We love beautiful things especially
when theyre made in New Zealand.
Adam Sinclair is a Mount Maunganuibased designer making everything
from modern mid-century to rustic
farmhouse pieces. Whether its a
bedside table from his retro Jetsons
range, or a custom industrial coffee
table, each piece is handcrafted,
unique, and made from locally
sourced timbers, new and recycled.
adamsinclairfurniture.com
Woolskin products
The Woolskin Company has been
making and selling Wool and
Lambskins products for over 30
years, they know the comfort
lambskins provide as a furnishing, for
babies to rest on and for the comfort
it offers to those tired feet at the end
of day. Wool is the very stuff of life
itself, wool is not made it is born.
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