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Australian House & Garden

Dec 01 2021
Magazine

Australia's number one home design and decorating magazine, filled each month with gorgeous houses and gardens to delight in, homewares to covet and food to savour. Plus, you'll find loads of travel ideas, health and beauty news, expert advice and much, much more.

SUBSCRIBE FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN INSTANTLY! Great Gift Ideas

Australian House & Garden

EDITOR’S LETTER H&G

Tanya’s top five

YOUR H&G • During Melbourne’s extended lockdown, my weekly walks with girlfriends, which we combined with book and magazine swaps, were a lifesaver. I was always happy to see an overseas mag or two in the mix, especially the English ones, but I have to say that Australian House & Garden was always the standout publication in the bunch. The Australian style – always so beautifully showcased in H&G – looks so fresh, stylish and innovative compared to the often dated English interiors. H&G highlights how far we have come design-wise, and our favoured inside-outside aesthetic seems to be streets ahead, and so reflective of, our (usually) wonderful lifestyle. Helen Hall, Malvern, Victoria

Australian House & Garden

Living the dream • Embracing the quirks of this Queensland property, designer Nina Caple added her own deft touches to transform it into a comfortable, resort-style home.

LIFE & STYLE • Nina Caple shares some firsts and favourite things.

Be our GUEST • With long-awaited gatherings on the agenda, the dining table will play a starring role. Here are some ideas to add sparkle to your special occasion.

Simply gorgeous gifts for Christmas

Life & times • We asked some of our favourite creatives to reflect on the year that was, share their hopes for 2022, and reveal their exciting projects on the horizon…

Neil Perry • The renowned chef is thrilled to finally welcome guests to his new restaurant, Margaret – named after his mother – a “neighbourhood dining space” in Sydney’s Double Bay.

Bonnie Ashley and Neil Downie • Former florist Bonnie and furniture-maker Neil are the duo behind textile brand, Bonnie and Neil. Their hand-screenprinted products are sold on every continent.

Hannah, Bobby and Kate Gordon • A love of pottery is in the DNA for these siblings who lead Robert Gordon Australia, the ceramics company founded by their parents and inspired by their gifted grandmother.

Leila Jeffreys • Through her exquisite, human-scale photographic portraits of birds, this artist and environmentalist is dedicated to promoting greater connection to the natural world.

FINALISTS

Houses

ALL IS CALM • A “modern barn” extension to a heritage home in Melbourne delivered renewed comfort and true joy for its creative owners.

THE SOURCE • Timeless design and clean lines add up to an interior that’s sophisticated and serene.

Little WONDER • The unassuming facade of this cottage in Sydney’s inner west offers few clues to the design magic beyond the front door.

THE SOURCE • When space is tight, it pays to pick out clean-lined pieces that won’t dominate yet still deliver character.

TIME TO SHINE • The renovation plan began with thoughts of a pool, but reconsidering the interior helped this Sydney home reach its full potential.

THE SOURCE • Tactile fixtures and furnishings introduce character while allowing the architectural elements to shine.

ECLECTIC SOUL • Modern and classic elements come together effortlessly and cohesively in this Sydney semi, reflecting the easy rapport between the owner and designer.

THE SOURCE • It’s only natural to gravitate to earthy tones and irresistible texture when you’re creating a relaxed space.

POOLED RESOURCES • Hugging a centrally positioned...


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 196 Publisher: Are Media Pty Limited Edition: Dec 01 2021

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: November 21, 2021

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OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Home & Garden

Languages

English

Australia's number one home design and decorating magazine, filled each month with gorgeous houses and gardens to delight in, homewares to covet and food to savour. Plus, you'll find loads of travel ideas, health and beauty news, expert advice and much, much more.

SUBSCRIBE FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN INSTANTLY! Great Gift Ideas

Australian House & Garden

EDITOR’S LETTER H&G

Tanya’s top five

YOUR H&G • During Melbourne’s extended lockdown, my weekly walks with girlfriends, which we combined with book and magazine swaps, were a lifesaver. I was always happy to see an overseas mag or two in the mix, especially the English ones, but I have to say that Australian House & Garden was always the standout publication in the bunch. The Australian style – always so beautifully showcased in H&G – looks so fresh, stylish and innovative compared to the often dated English interiors. H&G highlights how far we have come design-wise, and our favoured inside-outside aesthetic seems to be streets ahead, and so reflective of, our (usually) wonderful lifestyle. Helen Hall, Malvern, Victoria

Australian House & Garden

Living the dream • Embracing the quirks of this Queensland property, designer Nina Caple added her own deft touches to transform it into a comfortable, resort-style home.

LIFE & STYLE • Nina Caple shares some firsts and favourite things.

Be our GUEST • With long-awaited gatherings on the agenda, the dining table will play a starring role. Here are some ideas to add sparkle to your special occasion.

Simply gorgeous gifts for Christmas

Life & times • We asked some of our favourite creatives to reflect on the year that was, share their hopes for 2022, and reveal their exciting projects on the horizon…

Neil Perry • The renowned chef is thrilled to finally welcome guests to his new restaurant, Margaret – named after his mother – a “neighbourhood dining space” in Sydney’s Double Bay.

Bonnie Ashley and Neil Downie • Former florist Bonnie and furniture-maker Neil are the duo behind textile brand, Bonnie and Neil. Their hand-screenprinted products are sold on every continent.

Hannah, Bobby and Kate Gordon • A love of pottery is in the DNA for these siblings who lead Robert Gordon Australia, the ceramics company founded by their parents and inspired by their gifted grandmother.

Leila Jeffreys • Through her exquisite, human-scale photographic portraits of birds, this artist and environmentalist is dedicated to promoting greater connection to the natural world.

FINALISTS

Houses

ALL IS CALM • A “modern barn” extension to a heritage home in Melbourne delivered renewed comfort and true joy for its creative owners.

THE SOURCE • Timeless design and clean lines add up to an interior that’s sophisticated and serene.

Little WONDER • The unassuming facade of this cottage in Sydney’s inner west offers few clues to the design magic beyond the front door.

THE SOURCE • When space is tight, it pays to pick out clean-lined pieces that won’t dominate yet still deliver character.

TIME TO SHINE • The renovation plan began with thoughts of a pool, but reconsidering the interior helped this Sydney home reach its full potential.

THE SOURCE • Tactile fixtures and furnishings introduce character while allowing the architectural elements to shine.

ECLECTIC SOUL • Modern and classic elements come together effortlessly and cohesively in this Sydney semi, reflecting the easy rapport between the owner and designer.

THE SOURCE • It’s only natural to gravitate to earthy tones and irresistible texture when you’re creating a relaxed space.

POOLED RESOURCES • Hugging a centrally positioned...


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