Innholdsfortegnelse for April 2019 i Your Home and Garden

What is it about renovating that keeps many of us going back for more, time and time again? When you’re in the thick of it, it’s pure torture, but once it’s done we seem to forget, get itchy feet and start on the next project. For many of us it’s out of necessity, I suppose – if money grew on trees we’d all be living in our dream homes and if anything needed doing we’d bring in the professionals and leave them to it! We feature a very clever couple and their amazing build in Greytown on page 56 this month, and something owner Matt said rings so true. “We definitely love a challenge. That’s what keeps us excited and fighting fit and optimistic. Hate the challenge at the time,…

BATHROOM CLEAN AND CLEAR Bathroom vanities are often a chaotic jumble of half-used products and toothpaste tubes, but a sleek bathroom accessory set goes a long way to making your space feel calmer and more organised. We love the Kye range from Country Road which features a standing mirror ($79.90), soap pump ($39.90), tray ($34.90) and holder ($29.90), all in coated steel. countryroad.co.nz PLANTS Hey ’boo This sweet little bamboo pot holder from Kmart is ideal for your new house plants (see page 130 for inspo) at just $22 from kmart.co.nz. DECOR Flower friends The new range from Adairs includes these sweet vases, ideal for garden posies, kitchen herbs or a few statement blooms. Adeline vases, from $27.99 each, from adairs.co.nz. BOOKSHELF BLOOMS by Phaidon This showcase of the work…

THE FUN BOX CHALLENGE Whether it’s a trip through the wilderness or a trip through your imagination, Subaru wants to show Kiwi families your next adventure is only a car ride away. To celebrate this, they’ve created a series of themed Fun Box Challenges for a selection of Kiwi families to try out, to help inspire your own next weekend outing. This challenge takes on one of the best parts of our Kiwi landscape – the beach! The Donaldsons, a family of five, are here to show you how to create the ultimate family day out. MEET THE DONALDSONS Tarryn, 30 (marketing manager and @iamtarryndonaldson), hubby Ryan, 30 (sales manager), and their three gorgeous kids Kylan, Arden and baby Millen are up for The Fun Box Challenge (Millen’s mainly there…

It’s three months into our My New Home build, and it’s all action at our riverside West Auckland site, where the house is starting to take shape. The foundations and subfloor are down, the wall framing is up and the completion of the roof has been celebrated with the traditional “roof shout”. “It’s nice to think of a› the g›d vibes going into our home” Now the building team from JR Hosking Carpenters & Co are putting their minds to installing the window and door joinery and cladding the exterior, so the plumber and electrician can come in for their first fix. The piping, wiring and all-important data cabling all needs to be run inside the walls, and the Haier ducted air conditioning system installed in the ceiling cavity, before…

For Jenny Joblin and Ben Dundas, their search for a home started as a long list of ideals. But that list was swiftly cut down to size by a booming Auckland property market. Compromises had to be made in order to purchase a home in their preferred area on Auckland’s North Shore, and while the couple’s top boxes were ultimately ticked, their shared creative talents were required to fill in the rest of the gaps, resulting in a perfectly imperfect home. “It’s located 10 minutes from work and right in the hub of easy access for the kids’ schools – all three of them,” Jenny says of the home in Castor Bay. “It’s also a nice walk down to the local centre and beach.” Confronted by an out-of-date colour scheme,…

When Ben and Lara Maher bought their 1950s house in Tawa, Wellington, six years ago, they looked past the old carpet and 1970s wallpaper and saw a timeless family home. With a love of mid-century design and muted colours, they set about renovating their new abode. “We wanted our home to feel relaxed and welcoming,” says Lara. “We love colour but are drawn to more muted tones with a mid-century or retro vibe, rather than bright pops.” The couple ripped up that old carpet to reveal beautiful original rimu floorboards, replaced eight chandelier-style light fittings that “dominated the living and dining rooms”, and painted the house throughout. For the base colour, Lara chose the cool tone of Resene ‘Double Black White’ as she knew it would be versatile. “It’s the…

MEET + GREET  Haley Doreen, 34, and John Mai, 35 (both co-owners of The Vintage Shop), Christian, 18 months, and Amelia, 3 months, plus Charlie Brown the dog. PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS 1 Dated carpet and lino throughout. > Floor coverings lifted and original matai floorboards sanded. 2 Awkward bathroom with small fittings. > Reshuffled layout and installed larger vanity, shower etc. 3 The old-fashioned kitchen was too small. > Removed hot water cylinder, installed modern cabinets with better use of space, and added a deeper benchtop. Where is the home and when did you move in? Onehunga, Auckland; mid 2016. Why did you decide to buy it? Haley: After renting for many years, we decided it was time to have a place of our own. We had been collecting our…

Embrace colour with this graphic, fun and quirky look. Bring the striking 1980s Memphis aesthetic up to date with a statement candyfloss-pink tile as the hero element. Black accents in tapware will help to balance out the sweetness. Patterns are your best friend for this bold style – don’t be afraid to feature more than one! GET STARTED WITH MICO BATHROOMS For more expert bathroom decor tips and to use the 3D Design Planner visit mico.co.nz.…

Mudrooms and large laundry areas may be all the rage, but not all of us have the space for such luxuries. Compact laundries get the job done in a fraction of the space and are ideal for petite homes, apartments and small families. The very on-trend ‘European laundry’ is a great solution for homes with no designated laundry room. Typically tucked away behind bifold or sliding doors, this type of space-saving laundry can still include a full suite of washing machine, dryer, storage and sink, as well as bench space. Lucy Sargent from Pocketspace Interiors says European laundries are an increasingly common request and can be achieved on a pretty modest budget, especially if you’re working inside an existing footprint. “If you are renovating your laundry to make it smaller,…

Dare I say it? Winter is coming. And with the noticeable drop in temperature, we start to head back indoors with thoughts of firesides and cosy layers. Fresh from winter colour planning for our A&C Homestore, I’ve fallen utterly in love with the Repair palette from the 2019 Dulux Colour Forecast. It not only includes all my go-to colours for creating warmth and texture, such as natural greens and earthy cinnamon hues, but the inspiration behind it speaks my language, too. It’s all about returning to nature and embracing its real tones and beautiful imperfections. In this sitting area I have contrasted the lively, optimistic greens of tropical foliage with earthy red Dulux ‘Auburn Flair’ and field-brown Dulux Tongariro. Against the rich walls, a few simple shapes are all that’s…

1 SUNNY TERRACOTTA 2 MOODY BLUE 3 VIOLET WHIMSY 4 BOLD & BLACK 5 LIGHT-HEARTED WHITE 1 Sunny terracotta A vivacious colour palette suits your summery style. THE ROOM Inspired by the tones of the desert, this colour adds so much warmth and vibrancy to a space. COLOUR NOTES Resene ‘Sunbaked’ is a timeless terracotta. Try it with gentle apricots such as Resene ‘Soulful’, blackened blues or red browns such as Resene ‘Cedar’. KEY PIECES IN EACH LOOK Hugo velvet sofa, $2695, from Me & My Trend. Tilt coffee table, $1290, from Citta. Noughts Weave rug, $1900, from Nodi. 2 Moody blue The sublime hues of oceans, forests and lakes make you feel calm and comfortable. THE ROOM A creative and restorative space, this room is ideal for contemplation. COLOUR…

CRISPY CHICKEN THIGHS WITH BLACKBERRY VINAIGRETTE SERVES 4 A zingy sauce with barbecued meat is one of my favourite things. This vinaigrette delivers a sweet and sour piquancy. Try it – and this simple salad – with roast pork or shredded duck, too. INGREDIENTS 8 skinless chicken thigh fillets, chopped into bite-sized pieces Olive oil, for rubbing 1 telegraph cucumber, shaved into ribbons 1 spring onion, finely sliced 2 carrots, finely julienned BLACKBERRY VINAIGRETTE 100g fresh or thawed blackberries ⅓ cup extra virgin olive oil 3 Tbsp balsamic vinegar 1 tsp raw caster sugar 1 tsp Dijon mustard 1 For the vinaigrette, place all the ingredients in a jar and season with salt and pepper before shaking vigorously to break up the berries and get the flavours to intermingle. Set…

1 Bird of paradise We prize them as garden plants in warmer parts of New Zealand but bird of paradise (Stelitzia reginae) is now a rock-star house plant, too. These tropical sun lovers need warmth and plenty of bright light (3-4 hours a day minimum) to thrive and flower, although you may have to wait a few years for them to bloom. Mist leaves every couple of days to maintain the humidity levels they need. Water regularly but slow it down in winter when their growth slows, allowing soil to dry out between waterings. Likewise with feeding; apply a standard liquid fertiliser every couple of weeks during their active growing period. Resist the urge to repot too often as bird of paradise are happy with their roots constricted but hate…

LAMP BASE Give an old lamp base a new, coastal look with this easy idea – all you need is a ball of jute string (30m) and come clear craft glue. Using the glue, stick the end of the string to the side of the lamp base at the very bottom. Holding the end firmly, wrap the string tightly around the base all the way to the top. Cut string and secure the end with more glue. PLANT HANGER You will need 8 x 1.2m lengths jute string. Tie strands together in a knot, leaving about 8cm at one end to form a tassel; this is the base. Working from the bottom upwards, divide strings into pairs. Knot each pair 15cm up from base knot. Then take 1 piece of…

TOP POSTS THIS MONTH ON FACEBOOK.COM/YOURHOMEGARDEN TRENDING ON HOMESTOLOVE.CO.NZ INSTAGRAM ACCOUNTS WE’RE LOVING PET OF THE MONTH Two-year-old Goldie the golden retriever lives on the outskirts of Christchurch with the van Kekem family. Owner Justine says: “He is the most gentle old soul there is. He loves visiting the neighbours and swimming in the pond, and he also loves chasing the chickens.” See more of Goldie and his amazing home on page 44. E:NEWSLETTER Sign up to our newsletter and get a weekly dose of inspiration straight to your inbox! Visit yourhomeandgarden.co.nz/signup. INSTAGRAM We love seeing images from our #yourhomeandgarden community. @yourhomeandgarden…

SAVE SAVE Cane side table, $160, from Babelogue. SAVE Stone side table, $35, from Kmart. SPLURGE SPLURGE Coffee table, $879 for 3, from BoConcept. SPLURGE Versailles side table, $995, from Republic Home.…

Soriana sofa by Tobias & Afra Scarpa, POA, from Mid Century Swag. Ambassador buffet, $1699, from Freedom. Velvet globe cushion, $160, from Klay.…

1 CONSENT AND FINANCE The all-important legwork of figuring out what’s possible, sizing up a budget and deciding to take the plunge! 2 DESIGN AND PLANNING The couple get their dreams on paper and put a team together to make them happen 3 BUILD START Ready, steady, go! Site clearance, foundations, sub-floor, framing and the roof shout 4 BUILD MIDWAY The build is taking shape. Cladding, joinery, insulation and wall linings, plastering and painting 5 FITTINGS AND INSTALLATION Tradies descend on the home to install flooring, appliances, bathroomware and the custom kitchen 6 FURNISHINGS AND TECH The fun part! Window treatments, furniture and personal touches make a house feel like a home…

> Surround yourself with what you love. > Use quality products as much as possible. > Go with shades that you can envisage living with long-term on walls and built-in furniture, then choose soft furnishings or pieces of art to fulfil your need for colour. > Get samples of tiles and carpet and pop them into your life for a few days to see how the light hits them at different times of day. > Don’t be afraid of breaking a renovation into a couple of stages to get the result you want without stretching your finances.…

THE OVERALL WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN THE MAY ISSUE! Congratulations to our six finalists, who have each received a $250 Resene paint voucher for their colourful home projects created using Resene paints. The winner of the 2019 Resene Colour Home Awards will be chosen from our six finalists and will receive a cash prize of $5000. Stay tuned for the May issue of Your Home and Garden where the winning entrant will be revealed in an extended story on their home. Resene paints and colours are available from Resene ColorShops and resellers nationwide. resene.co.nz or 0800 RESENE (737 363). MORE COLOURS TO TRY FROM THE NEW RESENE FANDECK…

FINISHES Flooring Original matai floorboards Interior walls Resene ‘Half Black White’ throughout Splashbacks White subway tiles from Tile Depot. Windows and trims Resene ‘Half Alabaster’ FLOOR PLAN KEY 1 Entry 2 Hallway 3 Lounge 4 Dining 5 Kitchen 6 Bedroom 7 Bathroom 8 Laundry HONESTY BOX Best moment during the process? Pulling back the 1960s Axminster carpet to reveal the original matai floorboards, which were in excellent condition. Goodwood Flooring did an amazing job bringing them back to life. Also, placing all our carefully collected furniture back into the house once the renovation was complete was very satisfying. Any issues during the reno? We had the plastering done mid-winter, which seemed to take for ever to dry and held up the process. How did you stick to your budget? We…

Old white penny round mosaic from Midas Tiles “I love these penny rounds as they have a slight gradient around the edges which gives a stunning textural effect once grouted. Very budget friendly!” White gloss hexagon mosaic from Tile Space “Hexagonal tiles can be both modern and old-fashioned, which is ideal for both new or renovated laundries.” Artisan white gloss subway tile from Tile Space “The slightly uneven surface and tonal variation of these rustic tiles would look stunning in a traditional-style laundry with Shaker cabinets.”…

BACKGROUND What did you do to prepare the nursery for Zanthe’s arrival? We knocked down the existing shelving unit on the wall, stripped the wallpaper, painted the walls, ceilings and trims, sanded the floor, added a new pendant light, and hung new curtains. We put up the shelves, too. The stained-glass window was there when we purchased the house and was in great condition, so all we did was paint the surround. How did you want the room to feel? I wanted to create a contemporary nursery with an organic feeling, so we used a lot of natural materials in their raw state (unfinished wooden cot, rattan armchair, bamboo mirror). I also wanted it to seem like an extension of our home, so the room is pretty gender-neutral. I designed…

Many kids will want a themed bedroom at some stage – it could be anything from Batman or Lego to animals or fairies. For some parents, this is their worst nightmare design-wise, but it is possible to embrace the theme your child loves without forking out on branded (and often garish) merchandise with a limited lifespan. All you need is a clever way with paint and a few DIY accessories. In this dinosaur bedroom, the duvet cover (which ties all the colours in the room together) and the ‘Roar!’ cushion are the only overtly themed furnishings. Everything else is neutral or easily homemade, but unified through the colour scheme. To create accessories for your child’s chosen look, simply use existing toys or get creative and turn inexpensive toys or ornaments…

The Garden to Table Trust has been working towards this very goal for the last 10 years, and has established food education programmes in over 170 schools nationwide. Here at Your Home and Garden, we think that’s amazing, so we’re partnering with Garden to Table as a national partner. This year, Garden to Table are launching their Garden Parties fundraiser as a fun and creative way to support kids in our communities to learn to grow, harvest, prepare and share fresh food. Money raised from the 2019 Garden to Table Garden Parties will help the trust train and support primary schools throughout Aotearoa to begin and deliver their Garden to Table programme. Hosting a Garden to Table Garden Party is a great way to catch up and share delicious food…

Snuggle season The new autumn/winter range of bedding by Adairs is all about luxurious layers and sumptuous textures. Mix and match your colours and patterns or go for a bold tonal look, with everything all in one shade, such as the vivid mustard pictured here. See the whole range at adairs.co.nz.…

Helen Bankers is part of the Your Home & Garden family – she’s one of our favourite photographers as well as an amazing artist. Over her 20-plus years in the business she’s photographed people, celebrities, artists and homes in locations all over the world, while also refining her skill as a botanical photographer. We spoke to Helen about the genesis of her career and why there was never any doubt she’d spend her working life behind the lens. How did you become interested in photography? As a kid I often had a Kodak Instamatic in my hand. Looking through the viewfinder seemed to be natural for me. I loved photography at high school and, in my teenage years, my sister’s boyfriend was assisting for advertising and commercial photographers. The ever-changing…

01 DESTINATION STYLING: JOSHUA TREE This year, we’ve left Palm Springs behind and are driving east to Joshua Tree, where cacti grow wild and the dusty tones of the Californian desert stretch as far as the eye can see. Whatever destination you dream of, use it to inspire interiors that create a sense of adventure and escape at home. 02 PALETTE: LIVING CORAL Pantone’s 2019 Colour of the Year represents a tropical update of our fave Millennial pink. From electric tangerine-tinged coral to muted peach-toned apricot, pair coral with lots of lush greenery for a knockout tropical punch. Hepburn armchair, $599, from Freedom. Menu salt and pepper grinders, $139, from Paper Plane. 03 MATERIAL: DEEP TIMBER Blond wood and Scandinavian style have been everywhere for several seasons, but now it’s…

When it comes to choosing flooring, the options available can be overwhelming. Wool or synthetic carpet? Laminate or engineered wood? Vinyl or tiles? The friendly team at Carpet Court will guide you through the process – here are some simple questions to get you started: 1. What do you need the floor for? Is it for a rental, a new build to sell, or for long-term use in your own dream home? If you’re building for keeps, like our My New Home family, invest in the best quality you can afford for years of enjoyment ahead. Anthony Gilmour from Carpet Court says Rhino SmartStrand is the most stain-resistant carpet on the market. “Its amazing Forever Clean(R) technology means spills just sit on top and don’t soak in – even red…

Sometimes, to get what you really want, you have to roll up your sleeves and do it yourself. That’s what Justine and Dion van Kekem did with their stunning contemporary home in rural Christchurch. “We designed and built it ourselves, so we were the customer and the builder,” laughs Justine. The powerhouse couple used their skills in carpentry, interior design and DIY to build, design or create much of the furnishings inside the home, too. “We are definitely hands-on and if we can make it ourselves, we do,” she says. THE BUILD After setting their sights on a lifestyle block where they could both live and run their family construction business, the van Kekems found what they were looking for in the Halswell region of greater Christchurch. “We loved this…

HONESTY BOX + Best lesson learned? Matt: Take the time to ensure everything is exactly how you envisaged – or those little niggly points you let slide will come back to haunt you. + What would you never do again? I’d never create a home without garaging. It’s a nightmare not having space for wood storage and children’s gear. + Most memorable experience in your home? The best memories have been watching the kids hoon from inside to out on their bikes – the flat transition from the house to the deck has been awesome. The kids love the house and seeing them enjoy the space as much as we do has been incredibly rewarding. SPEND $440,000 including landscaping, driveway, paths, fencing etc. MATT’S TIPS FOR DARKER COLOUR PALETTES +…

HONESTY BOX + Best lessons learned? Jenny: Be patient! There’s no point rushing because of money. It’s better to wait until you have the funds to do things the way you want, if it’s something that’s super-important to you. + What do you love most about your home? Probably the carpet – we just love it! Paying a bit more for high quality and thicker underlay was so worth it. + Most memorable experience you have had in your home? We had Christmas lunch here with all our family that are currently located in New Zealand, which was so great. We did a big grazing platter through the middle of the long table. That’s something we had in mind when we did the renovation: enough room for family and friends…

Great Danes Years of collecting classic Scandinavian furniture finally paid off for vintage dealers Haley Doreen and John Mai the day they moved an array of pieces large and small into their newly renovated Auckland home. Stunning items such as this cocktail cabinet by Axel Christensen adorn every room and the home has a real sense of unity as a result. See all of this fresh, whole-house reno over the page.…

1 BEFORE Our poky, disjointed and tired bathroom/mudroom/laundry was›in dire need of a major overhaul. Thanks to Mico Bathrooms’ 3D Design Planner, we felt confident enough to knock out some walls! 2 It was a shock to see how big our space was with everything emptied out and the walls gone. Because we’ve only got one bathroom, we hired a portaloo and portable shower, which made living on-site just a little bit more bearable. 3 Mico Bathrooms delivered all our goodies straight to our door at the very start of our reno, which meant our tradies could accurately measure everything to ensure the perfect fit. It was handy having our brass tapware on hand when I was choosing tiles and playing around with paint colours. 4 We’re nearing the end…

BUDGET How did you keep track of costs during the build? Communication is the key factor in managing budget – Design Builders were great at always updating us and covering everything in fine detail. How did your budget forecast compare to your actual spend? We were only about 1% over budget, which was fantastic, as I believe the average overspend is 23%. Are there any areas of your home you decided to save on and splurge on, respectively? The whole house is a splurge! Do you tend to buy high-end homeware or seek out a bargain? Bit of both – we had some pieces made specifically for the home but I hunted out the best deals when I could. HONESTY BOX What are the best lessons you’ve learned along the…

Hey, baby! When she found out she was pregnant, new mum Rachel Barthow knew just what she wanted for her nursery – a calm, natural space where she and daughter Zanthe could spend those precious early days and months together. Rachel chose Resene ‘Half Sea Fog’ for the walls and took colour inspiration for her soft furnishings from the sweet little toplight window, an original feature of her Auckland home. See the whole transformation on page 100.…

Animal artworks from The Animal Print Shop. Cot by Kalon from Nature Baby. Wooden shelves and plant pot from Shut The Front Door. Letter blocks from Mummum. Rainbow blocks from Baby Bird NZ. Clothing from Jamie Kay and Nature Baby. White knitted blanket and gold side table from Kmart. Pink linen throw from Bohème Home. Fringed cream cushion from Citta. Elephant toy a gift. Rug and star mirror from Urban Outfitters. Pendant from Lighting Direct. Chair and grey shoes from Trade Me. Star coat hangers from Baby City. White hamper an heirloom. Basket (with plant) from Father Rabbit. White sheepskin a gift. Curtains from Harvey Furnishings. Drawers from Lily Jane Boutique. Walls painted in Resene ‘Sea Fog’, trims in Resene ‘Half Sea Fog’.…

Trying to shop more thoughtfully by choosing vintage pieces, but worried your home will look outdated? By keeping an eye on trends and adding your own personal touches, you can still curate a current interior look. Many trends are recycled from the past, of course, so it’s surprisingly easy to keep up with them while shopping secondhand. Some pieces may not look as modern as their newer iterations, but you can pair them with new pieces, or simply opt to celebrate your own style, even if it’s more sustainable than cutting edge. Flower power Floral motifs have had many moments in the spotlight in recent decades, and they’re back in a big way right now. Look for floral prints on couches, chairs, crockery, vases, linen and artworks at op-shops. You…

TOUGH LOVE PAINT Interior painted in Resene ‘Alabaster’, Resene ‘Blue Night’ and Resene ‘Pot Pourri’. Exterior in Resene ‘All Black’. DINING Table and bench seat by Dion. White chairs from Onceit. Pendants from Eden Lighting. Vase on table from Ico Traders. Wooden veneer from PlaceMakers. LIVING Fireplace from Heat Store. Wood stacker made by Dion. Artwork (on concrete ledge) from Cotton On Home. Vases from Hello Dear Interiors. Rocking chair from Zuca. Hide from Lapco Leather. Rug from Freedom. Sofa from Nood. Throw from EziBuy. Window seat squab handmade. Cushions (on window seat) from H&M Home, Spotlight and Ikea. Wooden pot holder (on ledge) handmade. LOUNGE Carpet from Carpet Court. Brown sofas from Freedom. Cushions from Ikea, Country Road and H&M Home. White coffee table from Freedom. Throw hand-knitted. Grey…

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