Innholdsfortegnelse for June 2019 i Your Home and Garden

THINGS ON MY WINTER WISHLIST TEA TIME There’s no winter ritual I love more than sipping a herbal tea. Peppermint, rooibos and chamomile are my favourites – and a special new mug to enjoy them out of is a must. Ash-glazed tea bowl in blue by Yvette van Raders, $50, wood-fired teapot 3 by Duncan Shearer, $134, both from Kaolin. SNUGGLE UP I’m so pleased to see a revival of the classic Kiwi woollen blankies we all grew up with. Great for having handy on the couch or popping over the bed for an extra layer. McKellar natural wool throw, $229, from Paper Plane. BAKE MY DAY I’ve developed a serious sweet tooth in my first pregnancy! I’m baking muffins, loaves and slices like there’s no tomorrow. Wooden spoons, from…

KITCHEN Daily grind These solid oak salt and pepper grinders are a stylish buy at just $64.90 (small) or $79.90 (large). countryroad.co.nz BOOKSHELF Abode: Thoughtful Living with Less by Serena Mitnik-Miller and Mason St Peter. $55 from flyingkiwi.co.nz. STATIONERY THE NOTEBOOK THE NEW FOX & FALLOW NOTEBOOKS ARE PERFECT FOR PLANNING YOUR WINTER ESCAPE. $19 FROM TEAPEA.CO.NZ. LIVING HOT SEAT THE DEN ARMCHAIR FROM FREEDOM IS AVAILABLE IN A RANGE OF FABRICS INCLUDING THIS COSY BRICK HUE. $899 FROM FREEDOM.CO.NZ. BEDROOM SWEET SHEETS We’re loving these rainbow pillowcases and duvet covers (both $39) from Henry and Co. Available in three colourways from henryandcohome.co.nz. DECOR ANCHOR ME These new 22-karat gold wall decals are just the thing for adding some glitter to your home. Priced from $130-$430 from yourdecalshop.co.nz. PETS BABY…

+ Talk to an expert. They can help you choose a home assistant, such as Google, Alexa or Siri, that ticks all the boxes for you. + Select your smart lighting carefully. Before you buy, check that it will pair with your home assistant hardware and your smartphone. + Think about the conveniences you enjoy. Whether these include home heating/cooling, music or entertainment, make them a priority when setting up your smart home. Always start with the things you will use the most. + Install the relevant smartphone apps. Make sure you’ve got them on your own phone as well as any others in the house, so that you’re not the only one with the control. + Plan your space before you start. While most smart-home gadgets are small enough…

How did you get interested in photography? What made you decide to pursue it for a living? Stacey: I was about 14 when I first became interested in photography. I started using my parents’ point-and-shoot 35mm camera to photograph our pets and Mum’s impressive garden. I majored in photography during my fine arts degree at Canterbury University and later chased fashion photography jobs overseas, managing to land a couple of gigs shooting for Melbourne Spring Fashion week. But pursuing it full time seemed like an unattainable dream. Back home in Christchurch I freelanced while working in sales and marketing roles until Just South West was born as a “project” for a creative outlet four years ago. I started selling a few prints to my first stockist, A&C Homestore, in 2016.…

HONESTY BOX + Any regrets? Shaye: I wish I’d been on site when certain things were installed. I’m disappointed with some of the finishing for the lighting, but on the whole we are pretty happy with everything. + Any challenges when building? You’d have a lot more scope for changes if you were project managing yourself, rather than relying on third parties. + Favourite room in the house? I love my bedroom. It’s calming, cool and I love to look out to my flower garden, fernery and the ficus growing up the wall. It’s also a nice chill-out area to read and do yoga. Blair loves the formal lounge, putting the fire on in winter and watching the rugby with a glass of whisky. + Best memories in your home?…

MEET + GREET  Kristin Carden (lawyer), Lucas, 13, Maya, 11, and Blake, 8, plus Smudge the cat. Nestled amidst thick native bush and hidden down a 200m driveway, it’s hard to believe this sprawling family home is only a 10-minute drive from Wellington’s CBD. It feels gloriously isolated, like a tree house perched above the city. Owner Kristin Carden and her former husband, Steven, couldn’t believe their luck when they first found the 2.5-acre section complete with heritage home almost five years ago. At the time, the couple and their three children were living in Melbourne because of Steven’s work (they’d also lived in New York, Boston and Auckland). But when Kristin saw this grand old heritage home on Trade Me, she thought there was a typo in the listing.…

1 REFRESH YOUR MORNING RITUAL Dark, chilly mornings are one of the most painful things about winter. Create a reason to get out of bed by overhauling your morning tea or coffee ritual. Treat yourself to a beautiful new teapot or coffee brewer, a gorgeous handmade mug that feels just right in your hands, and a delicious new blend of tea or a fresh coffee roast. Leave your dreamy set-up out on a tray the night before, so all you have to do is boil the kettle and enjoy a warming cuppa as you start the day. 2 HEAT YOUR WHOLE HOME If you’re tired of wearing gloves indoors, it’s time to invest in a whole-home heating system. Ducted heat pumps consist of ceiling vents in…

I’m pregnant with our second baby and can’t wait for the day I can set up a nursery in our newly built home (which is still in progress) – a project that I am more than excited about! I’m not one to wait for the gender surprise at birth. As soon as I possibly could, I went for a scan to find out what we were having. To my delight, we’re expecting a baby sister for Austen. Then it was straight to the drawing board to start planning my dream nursery and – though I’ve always been quick to proclaim that I am not a ‘pink person’ – funnily enough, the colour I was drawn to was the subtle pink of Dulux ‘Opito Bay’. I’ve used it here, on the…

This woodland-inspired bedroom packs a playful punch. The cute, critter-covered quilt was the starting point for the scheme and inspired our slightly unorthodox combination of teal, yellow and soft lilac. Making this palette work is all about getting the balance right. A vivid hue is best for an accent. Make sure it appears about three times, ideally at different heights – we’ve featured the vibrant Resene ‘Hive’ on the door, crate, cushion and pencil pot. Resene ‘Fast Forward’ is a great choice for the floor as the dark blue-green grounds the room and won’t show every mark. As teal is the base colour in the quilt and on the floor, we painted a couple of smaller elements in the same shade for balance (the shelf and bedside light). The pale…

When did you buy your home? What did you like about it? Clint: We bought our home in February 2012 and fell in love with the huge, north-facing, private, flat backyard – plenty of potential for later down the track. What didn’t you like about it? We didn’t love that it was only two bedrooms but you have to compromise on something when you’re on a budget – and we figured we could expand in years to come. Talk me through the renovation. What did you want to achieve? We weren’t initially committed to the reno, but dipped our toes in the water by getting an architect to draw up some plans. Next thing, he’d submitted our plans to council and said we had two years to start renovations! That…

LAMINGTONS MAKES 16 INGREDIENTS 6 eggs ⅔ cup caster sugar ⅓ cup cornflour ½ cup plain flour ⅓ cup self-raising flour 2 cups desiccated coconut CHOCOLATE ICING 4 cups icing sugar ½ cup cocoa 1 Tbsp (15g) unsalted butter, melted 1 cup milk 1 Preheat oven to 180°C. Grease a 20cm x 30cm pan and line base and long sides with baking paper, extending paper 5cm over sides. 2 Beat eggs in a large bowl with an electric mixer for about 10 minutes or until thick and creamy. Gradually add sugar, beating until dissolved between additions. Triple-sift all the flours and fold in. Spread mixture into pan. 3 Bake for about 35 minutes. Turn immediately onto a baking paper-covered wire rack to cool. 4 Meanwhile, make chocolate icing. Sift icing…

1 PLAN IT When planning a new garden or remodelling an existing one, look out for areas that can’t be seen but are still relatively accessible, such as a narrow space between the house and a boundary fence. A lean-to structure can easily be built in such places. Unused space beneath or alongside raised decks and porches are another option. Blank walls on the side of the house that are protected by eaves, or in the garage, can be utilised for hanging shelves, garden tools and kids’ bikes. 2 WELL PLACED It’s always a good idea to have storage areas close to the location where things are used – there’s no point putting the pool toys in a shed by the house if the swimming pool is at the other…

ROOM TO GROW PAGE 52 PAINT Interior in Resene ‘Half Rice Cake’. Trims in Resene ‘Alabaster’. Hunter’s ceiling in Resene ‘Madison’ and his feature wall in Resene ‘Half Eskimo’. Chimney breast is Resene ‘Double Cod Grey’. Front door is black steel. FLOORING is bamboo in vintage grey; carpet is Amore, both from Carpet Court. FAMILY ROOM Couch and coffee table from Furnish. Cowhide rug from overseas. Cushions on couch from Citta or gifts. Prints from art.com and elsewhere. Drummer artwork a gift. Floral tray a gift. Wooden chest (by guitar) from op-shop. Concrete planters from Kmart. Pendants from Lighting Direct. Black butler’s tray table a gift; woven pot (on tray) from Trade Aid. DINING Drinks trolley from Junk & Disorderly. On trolley: brass mister a gift, marble pot stand a…

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SAVE 1 SAVE Flecha cushion, $49.95, from Freedom. 2 SAVE Round woven mat, $89.99, from Trade Aid. 3 SAVE Toshi mug, $16.99, from Shut The Front Door. 4 SAVE Rustic chopping board, $29.95, from Freedom. 5 SAVE Velvet cushion, $69.99, from Shut The Front Door. 6 SAVE Rhapsody throw, $69.99, from Shut The Front Door. 7 SAVE Harlem candle, $19.95, from Freedom. SPLURGE 1 SPLURGE NZ longwool sheepskin, $299.99, from A&C Homestore. 2 SPLURGE Velvet cushion in brass, $150, from Tessuti. 3 SPLURGE Talo mug, $25.90, from Citta. 4 SPLURGE Lambswool throw, $309.99, from A&C Homestore. 5 SPLURGE Velvet cushion cover, $54.90, and inner, $42.90, from Citta. 6 SPLURGE Round jute rug, $349, from Freedom. 7 SPLURGE Tivoli candle, $135, from Tessuti.…

Totally tiger-rific This cool space with its subtle tiger’s-den theme is modern, fun and full of texture. Charcoal grey and mustard are such a great colour combo as they balance warmth and coolness. All you need are a few mustard items to take this plain grey room from average to attitude. Storage is key in any room, but it’s even more important in a kids’ space if you want to avoid it looking like a bomb site. This black metal bookshelf is the perfect piece for storing books, trophies, toys and more. You can also add small baskets to these shelves to keep items and papers together. A plant always looks great, too – as long as someone remembers to water it! A locker-style bedside cabinet is just the right…

For the first time in his adult life, Oliver Driver doesn’t have to duck his head to walk through doorways. Almost exactly six months since the foundations for their brand new house went down, Oliver and his family have moved in, and already they’re noticing the benefits of living in an architecturally designed home tailored for their needs. “It’s the little things that make a difference,” says Oliver, who is 198cm tall. “Because I’m stupidly tall, the doors are all 2.4m high rather than 2m, and the ceiling is 2.7m, which is a bit higher than usual. It’s things like that that you can do in a new-build that you’re never going to do in a renovation. We’ve also got slightly higher counter tops in the kitchen, and the showers…

Designers and homeowners are embracing wallpaper as a way to instantly create a mood and express your creativity. We round up the latest tips and trends. • A dominant trend is the industrial style, which in wallpaper terms means realistic-looking rendering of distressed brick walls, faux concrete, metal plate and weathered timber. At the same time, a contrasting trend embraces maximalism in exotic botanical designs with lush tropical flora and fauna including palms, ferns and flamingoes. Florals are always in style, and current designs take an artistic, painterly approach, with garden and woodland scenes that look like they have been lifted from the canvas of the Dutch Masters. Geometrics are also making a comeback, with simple linear geometric patterns and textures such as linen and hessian and faux granite and…

MEET + GREET Shaye Woolford, 33 (owner of On My Hand floral design studio), Blair Woolford, 39 (general manager of sales), Hunter, 10, and George, 8, plus Benoit the dog and Willow the cat. Shaye and Blair Woolford didn’t have to venture far to find the perfect site to build their family home on. In 2016, on an evening stroll around their Pyes Pa, Tauranga, neighbourhood, they stumbled across a newly released section that was a step up from the one they’d just built on. “The section was bigger and north-facing, it had a playground and reserve directly across the road and – with a growing family – it gave us the opportunity to add another living area and bedroom. It was the chance for us to upgrade, essentially,” Shaye…

HONESTY BOX + Best lessons learned? Kristin: Concrete and poly-block additions take much longer than wooden ones and require more engineering and a lot of steel. When your design calls for new or unusual methods or products it can take longer for your team to figure out how they work together. + What would you never do again? Change the design of the outside fireplace, chimney, hearth and steps/seating partway through the build. This added a lot of time and cost, although I really like how it turned out. + DIY disasters? A DIY retaining wall fell over after the earthquake, due to insufficient drainage. The builders and landscaper had a good laugh and lots of advice after that. + What’s one thing you would change if you could? I…

+ Trust your gut – we wasted time going around in circles on a few things, but always ended up back with our original choices. + Check sizes of rooms against existing ones to get a feel for what the home you’re designing will feel like. + Do lots of research and create a mood board to help decide what style you want to go with. Stick to the brief. Meshing different concepts can turn into a dogs breakfast if you’re not a pro. + More often than not budget doesn’t stretch to everything. But little luxuries go a long way. The rain shower in our bathroom wasn’t a huge cost but, five months later, it still makes me feel like I’m staying in a hotel!…

1 BACKGROUND How many times have you driven past a beautiful house and dreamed it could be yours? Many of us harbour house crushes for years, but only a few can boast of spotting their dream home, and owning it a few weeks later. It was love at first sight when Maiko Nagao Irvine and husband Mike set eyes on the 1940s art deco house which would become their first owned home. Located in Birkdale, Auckland, close to where they both grew up, the building’s picturesque brick facade seemed to call to them. There was just one problem: it wasn’t for sale. “We were actually at an open home across the road,” remembers Maiko. “We parked our car and, as we were entering, Mike turned around and pointed across the…

HRV has been helping Kiwi families create a more comfortable home since 2003. We asked them a few of our burning questions for keeping comfy in the colder months. + What are some common mistakes Kiwis make when heating their homes? A big one is spending money on heating without sorting the insulation. Ceiling, wall and underfloor insulation, plus good-quality curtains, can make a real difference to comfort levels and your energy efficiency. + How does a ventilation system help heat my home? Doesn’t it just let all the warm air out? A positive pressure ventilation system does more than just filter your home’s air. Because it draws from the roof space, where air is likely to be drier, it will help to remove airborne moisture from the home. So…

YOU WILL NEED + 5 tiles per box (ours were 20cm square). NB: The 5th tile is the base so this doesn’t have to match the others. + Liquid Nails glue + Plants and potting mix HOW TO MAKE 1 Run some Liquid Nails glue down the edge of 1 tile. Stick tile to the back edge of another tile to create a right angle (ensure any pattern is the right way up). Press and hold tiles together for a few seconds until glue firms. Repeat until you have made a box with 4 tiles. 2 Run a small amount of Liquid Nails around the bottom edge of all 4 tiles. The fifth tile forms the base; carefully press and hold in position (doesn’t matter if the pattern side faces…

Seven years ago, YH&G style director Catherine Wilkinson was given a chair by her mother-in-law. Originally purchased on Trade Me, it had a beautiful frame but was covered in tired fabric. Catherine had it reupholstered in a bold, patterned fabric that suited her decor at the time. Fast forward to 2019: Catherine is living in a new home with a different colour palette, and the chair is in need of an update. We’ve covered DIY upholstery before, but there are a number of reasons – including lack of time, skill or interest – why you may want to enlist a professional. If you choose to go this route, you’ll need to decide on which upholsterer to use, what fabric, and any design details you want included (see tips). Catherine used…

Delphiniums (larkspur) are ideal for large arrangements because of their long stems and graceful blooms. Available in a wide variety of hues from pure white to deep purple, these flowers look great in traditional arrangements and can last for up to a week if kept out of the sun and given fresh water daily. Here we’ve teamed them with cream roses and wattle for a clean, simple look.…

+ If you haven’t pruned your hydrangeas yet now is a good time to cut back all the stems that flowered last season as well as any that are dead or diseased. Use some of the cuttings to start new plants (although wait until spring in very cold areas), choosing ones with around 5-6cm of stem below a pair of leaves or leaf nodes. + In very cold places winter’s freezing temperatures and thaws can crack ceramic and clay pots. If you’re worried, it’s best to empty pots out and move them to a dry shed, garage or under the house. + Ponds and water features can fill up with leaves and other garden material during our wet and wild winters. This, plus leaves from pond plants, then decays, making…

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Fit for a queen The new range of bedlinen from Castle is the perfect blend of easy neutrals and statement patterns that can be mixed and matched any which way. See the whole glorious range at castleandthings.com.au.…

Multi-functional smart technology is here to make your life easier and 2019 is the year to embrace it on every level. Let’s face it, we all live busy lives and barely have time to think about what’s for dinner, let alone remember that the floors need vacuuming before the in-laws come to brunch or that you were meant to leave a key out for the plumber. Smart-home gadgets help maintain control over life’s little chores and pleasures, plus the big stuff too; think streaming your favourite playlist with a voice command using Google Home Hub, remotely checking who’s at the front door with the Ring Video Door Bell 2 or letting the Electrolux Purei9 Robot Vacuum clean your floors while you pick up the kids from school. Smart-home technology is…

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Curtains, blinds and shutters are more than just a way to block the light when you’re having a sleep-in. They’re also an opportunity to add a stylish finishing touch to your décor. Teresa Butler from CurtainStudio tracks the latest fashions in window furnishings. DESIGN DIRECTIONS • One of the biggest current trends is towards puddling, where curtains are made a little longer so the ends gather on the floor, giving a luxurious, lived-in look. It’s a great option in a renovation if you need to disguise the fact that the floor isn’t quite level – and it looks beautiful! • Another popular trick is installing the curtain track up close to the ceiling, even if the window doesn’t go up that high. This makes your ceiling look higher so your…

1 Choose pieces that reflect your personality and, if you can afford to, invest in good furniture that will last. 2 Having flowers in your home is one of the simplest and easiest ways to lift your spirits. Choose one variety and use it en masse. Sometimes just a snip of foliage is enough to freshen up a corner of the room. Using dried flowers is also a cool way to introduce botanicals without things dying and having to be replaced. 3 Indoor plants add an extra dimension and seem to finish off a room. If you’re new to plants, start with succulents or cacti. Rhipsalis is one of the easiest to grow – it will forgive you if you don’t have a set watering schedule. As well as watering,…

EMMA’S TIPS + Always start with a plan. This helps you stick to a budget and is essential if you want the house to flow and be cohesive. If you’re not good at planning then get someone who is – it will make a difference in the end. + Don’t be afraid of colour. My pink front doors are still a huge talking point and I love them. + Indoor plants are amazing for adding texture, filling voids and bringing vibrancy to a space. + Don’t follow trends. Be brave and make sure your home is a place you love to be in. + Don’t be in a hurry for it all to be perfect. Your home will evolve over time. Keep tweaking things until you get it just right.…

Start with art Choosing a piece of art for your home needn’t be an afterthought – if you find the perfect work first, it can help you build a decor scheme you’ll love. Naturally, in designer and artist Maiko Nagao’s Auckland home, her own work adorns many of the walls. Pictured here is ‘Calm’, an image whose white and terracotta tones are reflected throughout this living space. See the rest of Maiko’s quirky and cool art-filled home on page 90.…

BUDGET What was the total cost of the build? House build, $730,000 Landscaping and exterior, $100,000 How did you keep track of costs during the build? Given I do the finances for the building company and all the invoices come across my desk, I had a good handle on the costs throughout. And how did your budget forecast compare to your actual spend? The build came in about where we expected, it was just the furniture that got out of hand! HONESTY BOX What would you never do again? Ask too many people’s advice at the planning stage. The opinions vary widely and it makes you second-guess many of the decisions you’d already made. Did you have any setbacks or disasters? Not really. We definitely had some tricky additions in…

MAIKO’S TIPS + Try mixing up styles. We’re loving vintage, mid-century and boho. + We used Resene VOC-free paint throughout. It didn’t cost any more than normal paint and it was really important for us as our son is sensitive to chemicals. + Fill your home with items that spark joy. What you love will never go out of style. HONESTY BOX + What would you never do again? Plastering! + One thing you’d change about your home if you could? We’d love to be able to add an ensuite or another toilet one day. And a deck off the lounge would be amazing. + Most memorable experience in your home? Every day is a memorable experience for us! We are so grateful to be able to have this house.…

Room to just be you Decorating a playroom or kids’ bedroom needn’t be restricted to a choice between blue or pink – gender-neutral clothing, toys and spaces are all the rage these days, which is great because it’s so much more fun to play with colours when there are no rules. On page 110, our stylist Vanessa Nouwens has created two beautiful, affordable playrooms for children of all sorts – and, as a mum herself, she understands that while paint colours and themed rooms are fun, kids’ spaces are really all about one thing: storage!…

It’s where most of everyday life happens, so, it’s important that your living room is welcoming, comfortable and works for every member of the whanau. Think about the needs of everyone in your house before designing your dream room. How many people will be hanging out on the couches every day? It seems obvious but are there enough seating options? What are you primarily using the room for? It’s always tempting to decorate the room around the television – but this can restrict your space and how people interact with each other. What other needs do you have for the room? Is storage important? Asking yourself questions in the beginning can enhance your design success in the end. SMARTEN UP Think about energy efficiency. Simple additions such as installing thermal…

BASKET Keep toys tidy with a cute cotton basket punctuated with pom poms. We used 16 of them, stitched randomly onto the basket. You will need a large darning needle to pierce the centre of each pom pom and go through the basket. Use thread in the same colour as the basket for a neat finish on the inside. Pop in soft toys, blocks, books etc. You could even make a set of them for the playroom and bedroom. GARLAND You will need 4m of twine, string or cord that can be threaded through a large darning needle (we used off-white bamboo cord from Spotlight). Thread pom poms onto twine, leaving equal space in between (we used 18 pom poms). Tie a loop at each end and hang over a…