03 Magazine: April 05, 2024

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10 Magazine | Contents 60 OUR COVER 46 An iconic Ico Traders campaign image shot at Bowls Canterbury. Photo: Sarah Rowlands Resene Very Berry READ US ONLINE Resene Idyllic ARTS & CULTURE 34 Pick ’n’ mix Authors Helen Lehndorf and Liv Sisson share the risks and rewards of foraging 40 When Jeffrey met Joanne Jeffrey Harris and Joanna Margaret Paul’s mutual portraits see the light at last 72 Book club Great reads to please even the pickiest of bookworms MOTORING 54 Red is the new black Take a ride in the new Alfa Romeo hybrid FOOD 60 Spice up your life Ashia Ismail-Singer’s inspired new recipes REGULARS 14 Newsfeed What’s up, in, chat-worthy, cool, covetable and compelling right now 74 Win Curve table lamp, Molly Woppy cookies, Glasshouse Fragrance box set and a year’s subscription to 03 – in time for Mother’s Day FIND US ON SOCIAL 03magazine.co.nz | @03_magazine GET A COPY Want 03 Magazine delivered straight to your mailbox? Contact: charlotte@alliedpressmagazines.co.nz 04 - 29 April 2024 OPENING EVENT 06 April 11am GEORGINA HOBY SCUTT SEMPITERNAL SUMMER 03 325 1944 littlerivergallery.com art@littlerivergallery.com Main Rd, Little River
Designing Interiors to Treasure Even as a very young child I had a fascination with arranging things and, not unexpectedly, with age I’ve never lost that passion. Now I’ve found myself in the most marvellous position of being able to expand that interest with a trip that involves meeting (as part of a small group) some of the world’s foremost international design icons. I’m penning this from London where, in a few hours, this whole design adventure starts in earnest. But why bother? Why travel so far when you could just buy a book, watch a YouTube video or listen to a podcast? And that’s true, but the opportunity to get up-close and personal to the actual design process was simply too tempting and I’ve found myself making the 30- hour door-to-door journey (on my own) to add to my knowledge. Maybe in another life I might have worked in the design industry rather than property, but there’s significant crossover which I enjoy. The English design perspective/style is a busy one. There’s a riot of colour, pattern and texture at times and it’s fair to say it’s not for everyone, but the principles behind good design transfer across multiple countries and circumstances. One of those principles can be summed up by Kit Kemp, whose hotels I’ve had the pleasure of staying in. She writes that “the best rooms never want us to leave” and she’s right. Whether you’re selling or buying or simply living in them, it’s rooms with this ethos that provide emotional connections and those very same urges can go on to create the competition that many real estate professionals see played out in auction rooms. So where do we start? Firstly, light. Everything looks better with good lighting, be it people, property or objects. In residential sales there’s an old adage that if you turn one light on, turn them all on, and the selling process is always helped significantly in homes where natural light abounds. Whether I’m staging a property or involved in selling one I try to capitalize on its ability to appear light and airy, and knowing that this is a primary consideration from a design perspective makes perfect sense. Next, colour. I’ve got to take care here. I have a high tolerance for colour – in fact, it’s more a love of colour, lots of it – and although I admire the structure and restraint of monochromatic colour schemes it’s not something I’ve ever wanted. Regardless of whether you favour colour or not, it’s fair to say if you are choosing colours for a property with the specific purpose of selling (go gently!) or planning to experiment, get advice. Personalization. If it’s your home, enjoy filling it or conversely restricting it to what you love. Not what someone else tells you to do. For me, that always includes groupings of the same items. Books, pictures, flowers and art have been with me since my first flat, back when I was nursing, through every home that I have had since. These familiar objects ground me, as do items that we’ve collected as a family. I know we are all being encouraged to get rid of surplus ‘stuff’ but one man’s – or should I say woman’s – stuff is another’s treasure. So, there you are, finishing with the word treasure feels perfect as I will treasure both this opportunity and this chance to learn new ways of approaching the wonderful world of interiors. Stay warm, autumn is here! Lynette McFadden Harcourts gold Business Owner 027 432 0447 lynette.mcfadden@harcourtsgold.co.nz 24TH APRIL 2024 FROM 4PM GOLD AUCTION ROOM, 471 PAPANUI ROAD PAPANUI 352 6166 | INTERNATIONAL DIVISION (+64) 3 662 9811 | REDWOOD 352 0352 | PARKLANDS 383 0406 | SPITFIRE SQUARE 662 9222 | STROWAN 351 0585 | GOLD PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 352 6454 | SPITFIRE SQUARE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 027 772 1188 GOLD REAL ESTATE GROUP LTD LICENSED AGENT REAA 2008 A MEMBER OF THE HARCOURTS GROUP www.harcourtsgold.co.nz
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