Sommaire pour June 2024 de Inside Out

This year, the big news in bathrooms is smart technology, colour, and the concept of sanctuary. It’s all the woo-woo, good-vibes stuff that we really leaned into – calming colour palettes with pastel basins and baths, delicious earthy tiles, luscious bathroom plants (see the bathroom special on page 93 and indoor plant trends on page 124), and all the high-technology product that transforms a bathroom space into a retreat. Think health-giving innovations such as infrared saunas, steam showers and tricky techy toilets that can warm you, talk to you and even play your favourite song. And if you hadn’t heard... the bidet is back! While it might seem like an odd design throwback at first, on closer inspection it is actually a really clever, hygienic and sustainable shift, especially if…

JUST IN VOLUME #O2 GlobeWest has just released a staggering eight collections, including 250 new products. On-trend walnut finishes (above) are a highlight. We love the Easton Button lamp, $220, and Sidney Peak three-seater sofa, from $5465. GLOBEWEST.COM.AU À LA MODE Keep your trowels, hoes and pruning shears within easy reach in this stylish gardening belt from Le Sac. Created by gardeners for gardeners, the Le Sac gardening belt is made from reinforced cotton canvas and has plenty of room for all your essentials. Available in three chic colourways for $75.95 each. SHOPLESAC.COM lighting the way Koskela’s First Nations Woven Lighting collection is the culmination of 15 years’ collaboration between the design company and First Nations artists and art centres. Made from locally sourced fibres by highly skilled weavers, the…

1 French flax-linen sheet set in Hazelnut, $390 for queen, Bed Threads. 2 Mosey Me seersucker flat sheet in Mango, $165 for queen, The Iconic. 3 Luxury velvet quilt cover in Clove, $299 for queen, Aura Home. 4 Marimekko ‘Unikko’ duvet cover, $230 for queen, David Jones. 5 Linen sheet set with pillowcases in Cedar, $490 for queen, Cultiver. 6 Linen sheet set with pillowcases in Cedar Stripe, $490 for queen, Cultiver. 7 Noni gingham quilt cover in Charcoal Sand, $249 for queen, Country Road. 8 Chambray mini-stripe quilt cover in Smoke, $319, Aura Home. 9 Organic cotton quilt cover in Rocky Road Stripes, $189 for queen, Hommey. 10 Bowie quilt cover in Natural, $299 for queen, Country Road. 11 French flax-linen duvet cover in Mineral, $250, Bed Threads. 12…

CHEAT SHEET Who lives here Erin and Julian, who work in sports media and TV production, with their daughters — Mackinley (below), two, and Murphy, nearly one — and pet dogs: Nala, a groodle, and Maple, a mini retriever. Style of home A 1950s weatherboard house with a large contemporary extension. Location Melbourne’s outer eastern suburbs, traditional land of the Wurundjeri Woiwurrung people of the Kulin nation. After purchasing in 2019, the couple moved into the backyard bungalow and began the planning phase. Work commenced in May 2021 and was completed that November. Choosing a fireplace over an engagement ring takes a highly dedicated renovator, and that’s exactly what Erin did in a quest to create the perfect family home with her partner, Julian. Yet it was her ability to…

While bathrooms may have had a glamorous update recently (think marble, bespoke vanities and superluxe tapware), it’s important not to forget that they are also functional spaces – where we clean ourselves, do our make-up and, occasionally, relax. It is time to highlight the often-ignored, more functional (yet no less essential) aspects of good bathroom design. Because, like all wet areas, bathrooms are subjected to special regulations and requirements. When one or more of those goes awry, things can go horribly wrong. Anyone who has experienced a foggy bathroom, a slow-draining sink or a leaky shower will know how important it is to make sure the details are covered, and the practicalities are sorted. FLOOR SHOW The humble floor drain has had a major makeover in recent years, especially since…

1 PICTURE WINDOWS The outlook was a large drawcard for the owners of this home, who planned to put down roots here with their two young children. “They were in love with the view of the golf course,” says Kitty Lee, whose company did the architecture and interior design with construction by Renotech Building. A new spotted-gum deck with a roof overhead allows the family to spend plenty of time outside at the large dining setting, which was a second-hand find. Old doors were replaced with designs that extend all the way to the ceiling, opening the vista to be enjoyed from the King Living ‘Fleur’ sofa in Amalfi Natural. 2 HOMEWORK HUB An awkward corner space has been filled with a floating Victorian-ash desk. “It was designed for the…

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1 Yarra wool rug in Ocean, from $749, The Rug Collection. 2 Triada hand-blown glass bowl in Green, $330, James Said. 3 Verpan ‘Pantop’ pendant light by Verner Panton, $229, Finnish Design Shop. 4 Novelle armchair in Savona Sea Green, Turquoise and Blue, $3280, James Said. 5 Bon Bon bucket bag in Dark Green Satin with velvet bow, $1895, Jimmy Choo. 6 Swedish Ninja ‘Circle’ wall light, *$745, Amara. 7 Staub ‘Fish’ baking dish, $859.95, Myer. 8 Eggshell paint in Gulf Stream, $149.70 per 4L, Porter’s Paints. 9 Carson Lincoln curved 3S sofa in Highland Green Velvet, $2999, Living by Design. 10 Belling ‘Richmond’ Colour Boutique 110cm induction range cooker in British Racing Green, $15,499, Harvey Norman. 11 Nine West ‘Zest’ women’s shoes, $179.95, The Iconic. 12 Serralunga ‘Juju’ side…

Kirribilli natural ash side table, $295, Koala. Elsie natural ash bedside in Matt Ocean Marble, $1535, GlobeWest. Fin lacquered oak veneer bedside table in Tofu, $749, Sarah Ellison. Monti hand-cast lava stone side table, $349, West Elm. Natadora ‘Pivot’ round side table in Light Oak with travertine top, $1190, Trit House. Noah two-drawer timber bedside table, $659, Domayne. New Volumes ‘Hurlysi’ low Elba stone side table, $5500, Cult Design. Artie ‘Arc’ natural ash bedside with matt white marble top, $2020, GlobeWest. Ferm Living ‘Insert’ natural ash side table in Oak, $1448.90, Designstuff. Hunter oak bedside, $1385, GlobeWest. Wendelbo ‘Collect’ round oak side table with dark brown Emperador marble top, $1780, Trit House. Bullet microcement side table in Pebble, $890, Casa Blanco. Dodicci ‘Allister’ rattan and wood bedside table, $389, Living…

cheat sheet Who lived here Anthony Maiolo, director of bespoke residential design studio Luxitecture, and his partner, Cecilia. Style of home A two-storey, four-bedroom California bungalow with a reimagined interior. Location Sydney’s inner west, on land traditionally owned by the Wangal people. The renovation began in February 2023 and was completed in August of that year. Designers don’t often have themselves as a client. But for Anthony Maiolo, director of Sydney architectural practice Luxitecture, it was the scenario he’d long been preparing for. The project was the renewal of his home, a 1930s California bungalow in the city’s inner-west. The partially renovated two-level property, containing two bedrooms downstairs and a further two above, was purchased in 2018. For the next five years, Anthony lived in the home as it was…

Powder rooms are unique spaces. Unlike other, more function-focused, bathrooms, guest loos can be wonderfully indulgent. Case in point is this stunning bathroom by Sydney’s Naz Design in collaboration with Nadine K Design and Scopeview Projects. They chose a striking piece of black-veined New York marble for the vanity and cantilevered it into a corner, cleverly creating a feeling of weightlessness with a fairly monumental element. Turn the page for more beautiful bathrooms and renovation ideas... PHOTOGRAPHY SEBASTIAN MRUGALSKI STYLING NAZ IRANI…

TWILIGHT ZONE When reconfiguring the bathroom of this two-bedroom apartment in Victoria, interior designer Rebecca Jansma extended the previously dim room to include the clients’ must-haves: a generous open shower and soaking tub, with space to spare. A niche was carved out to cleverly house the expansive vanity, with a skylight and high window providing natural light that bounces off the moody material palette and highlights the tonal spectrum of the Dante wall tiles from Byzantine Design. The rich terrazzo floor tiles, speckled with flecks of caramel, slate and taupe, add warmth to the cooler scheme, creating a soothing, spa-like experience. rebeccajansma.com.au 1 Sans [ceuticals] ‘PH Perfect’ body + hand wash, $53 for 500ml, Mecca. 2 Mineral crystalline silica-free surface in Raven, from $650 per sq m, Caesarstone. 3 Terra…

Landscape designer Adam Robinson describes this captivating courtyard in Sydney’s east as “the warm face of minimalism”. Packed with striking paradoxes, his recent project is streamlined and elegant, simple and ornate, modern and traditional, all at the same time. The design respects its past while embracing its future. In achieving the former, it helped to have a hunky and handsome original sandstone wall as a starting point – and Adam missed no opportunity in playing that up to the full. When the owner, a high-powered professional and mum with a young son, bought the generous terrace in 2020, it bore the hallmarks of a 1980s renovation, the plain and unremarkable courtyard boasting terracotta tiles and brick walls true to the decade. Again reflecting that era, the house was painted butter…

cast in stone The earthy hues of Castlery’s premiere dinnerware lines bring a simple yet refined touch to the table. Both the Olivia and Eleanor stoneware collections feature delicate glazing and organic edges in warm room with a view colourways. Each piece is Amber Nuttall’s Ocean View Room handmade with everyday luxury captures a moment in time. With vivid in mind, matching artisanal brushstrokes and an earthy palette, beauty with durability. Priced she deftly conveys a feeling of nostalgia, from $69. castlery.com which is perfect for a bedroom; $640. brunswickstreetgallery.com.au TIME AND AGAIN For its 150th anniversary, iconic beverage brand Bickford’s is returning to its roots with the release of six nostalgic cordial flavours. From refreshing Lime Spider and Raspberry Ripple to Creamy Soda, the flavours evoke memories of summers…

zenn lifestyle Melbourne’s leading upholstery and design firm has just unveiled a Japandi concept for its Caulfield South showroom. Featuring the work of architectural stylist Karin Bochnik (pictured), the new Zenn Design space is a calming sea of organic and nature-inspired influences – the perfect setting for the company’s latest collections. Expect amazing yet easy-to-livewith fabrics, and sage advice about handcrafted beds, bedheads, soft furnishings and upholstered pieces. zenndesign.com.au PHOTOGRAPHY ELISA WATSON STYLING KARIN BOCHNIK…

Palermo French linen bed cover in Olive, $528, L&M Home. Palermo French linen lumbar cushion in Olive, $139, L&M Home. Ceramic bowl wall sconces in Rivergum, $425 each, Robert Gordon. Lucia twist stool, $480 for medium, Chelon. Armadillo ‘Nest Weave’ entrance mat (50cm x 1.4m), $190, Pepperwhites. French flax-linen curtain set in Natural, $225, I Love Linen. Antique brass cylinder, from $425 (plant not included), Garden Life. Books, all Kinokuniya. Interno Lime Wash wall paint in Timberline, $188.40 per 4L, Porter’s Paints. (On shelf, from left) Round vase in Slate, $192 for medium, Mud Australia. Bloomingville ‘Asbjorn’ paper-mache deco bowl in White, $155 for three, Trit House. Velvet Bloom EDP, $139, Ssaint. Nomad EDP, $179, Who is Elijah. Painting Concerning Skin artwork by Morgan Stokes, $900, Curatorial+Co. Relic espresso cup…

To many, merino wool seems oh-so-Australian, but it’s taken the creativity and nous of a New York marketing specialist to create world-first superfine merino sheets, pillowcases and duvet covers. Canadian-born Indi McCullough says the idea for luxe merino-wool bed linen first popped up while she was shopping in New York. “I was looking for linen at Bloomingdales with my husband [Stuart McCullough, former MD of The Woolmark Company] and he said, ‘It’s interesting that Americans don’t sleep surrounded by wool.’ I immediately baulked at that as I thought of wool heritage blanket brands that are itchy, scratchy and too hot. He explained that wool is breathable and thermoregulating, which is super important for good-quality sleep. I later also learned it can be ultra luxurious and supremely soft against the skin…

INSPIRING IDEAS 1Hipwell Haus, Tim Neve For interior stylist Tim Neve, embarking on the ambitious renovation of a 100-year-old Art Deco warehouse meant having the freedom to push some creative limits. “I always say that strong selections can work well in small spaces, so I took my own advice, adding colour, texture and pattern throughout – even on the ceiling!” 2 Bredablick, Robson Rak Clever design tricks and creative thinking transformed this under-stair area into a luxurious retreat for the senses. It’s small on scale but big on style. “We used marble, mirrors, and a very ‘busy’ wallpaper to create the illusion of a much larger space,” shares Kathryn Robson, principal architect at Robson Rak. “We also recessed the vanity into the wall of an adjacent room to form a…

Looking for natural cleaning products that are also hospital-grade? Melbourne business Thankyou recently launched a plant-based range headlined by its Universal Cleaner – specially formulated for use on glass, tile, stone and other household surfaces. Refillable and reusable, the packaging is also stress-free, while the brand’s microfibre cloths will help to get the job done. The 500ml Universal Cleaner is $9.95 at Coles and online. thankyou.co WORDS DEBORAH GRANT PHOTOGRAPHY WILL HORNER STYLING KATE LINCOLN…