March/April 2022

Vogue Living

The art of living.

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Vogue Living Australia
Rebecca Caratti EDITOR editor@vogueliving.com.au ACTING EDITOR Jake Millar ART DIRECTOR Sandy Dao DEPUTY EDITOR Virginia Jen STYLE EDITOR Joseph Gardner MELBOURNE EDITOR & FEATURES WRITER Annemarie Kiely DIRECTOR OF DIGITAL STRATEGY AND E-COMMERCE Fr
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Editor’s Letter
Iike so many things these days, I first noticed it on social media. Young people posting about nights out, not at some underground rave or new pop-up bar, but at distinguished, old-school establishments. The kind frequented by silver-haired business
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Contributors
PHOTOGRAPHERS US-born Michael DePasquale and Italian native Martina Maffni met in 2011 when DePasquale was working as a still-life photographer in New York and Maffni was starting out her career in Paris. “For quite a few years we kept travelling tog
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Take The Tour
This PARIS pied-à-terre, with the elaborate stonework and wrought-iron railings true of its HAUSSMANNIAN heritage, has become a sanctuary for its Lebanese owners. Interior architect CHADI ABOU JAOUDE sent regular updates to Beirut in the heat of the
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VLoves
PHOTOGRAPHER: DANIEL GOODE. STYLIST: JOSEPH GARDNER. STYLE ASSISTANT: LAURA ALEXANDRA ■
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A Return To Elegance
Australians used to be such consummate travellers. Everyone you talked to was always focused on their next big trip and where they were heading, almost as though people lived vicariously through their travels, rather than enjoying their everyday live
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Bare essentials
Details, last pages. Details, last pages. ■
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The VL edit
PHOTOGRAPHER: KOVI KONOWIECKI (MENU). EXCHANGE RATE CORRECT AT TIME OF PRINT SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PHOTOGRAPHERS: OLLIE TOMLINSON (STEFFAN STUDIO), CLEMENT PASCAL (STUDIO GIANCARLO VALLE), ALBERTO STRADA (ACERBIS SHOWROOM). EXCHANGE RATE CORRECT AT TIME
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Jacques Grange
Think of the world’s greatest interior designers and then go just a little higher, into the stratosphere of chic, and you will find Jacques Grange. He is, in fact, more portraitist than designer: a seer of souls in the vein of Goya, Bacon or Picasso,
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Rose Uniacke
The house was the home and studio of James Rannie Swinton, a Scottish society portraitist who commissioned the architect George Morgan to design it. Completed in 1860 on an empty plot of land that Swinton bought on Warwick Square in Pimlico, it share
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Fresh Takes
It seems like almost everyone has faced some sort of identity crisis since the pandemic began. To cope with the existential unease, many of us have turned to art. And the practising creatives among us have been making it with gusto. Although these fi
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Martha Hunt
These kind of sum up how I feel about 2020,” says Martha Hunt of the explosive abstract paintings by Daisy Parris that hang in her New York City apartment reflecting the year that everything changed. “They’re really intense.” The vibe is otherwise se
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Visionary Soul
Details, last pages. Having travelled varying pathways from business school to the film industry, from Paris to New York and back, Sandra Benhamou finds herself with a particular perspective on the spaces we live in and how they are realised. “Cinema
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Clear direction
Details, last pages. From fashion’s most lauded to academia’s most laurelled, it is agreed that elegance seeds in the dry soil of rigour and precision. Cristóbal Balenciaga equated it with elimination, Cecil Beaton with soap and water, Marcel Proust
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Blooming Romance
Details, last pages. This newly renovated heritage home, which Tania Handelsmann — one half of the Sydney interior design practice Handelsmann + Khaw — shares with her husband, Andrew, and their daughter Harper, son Oscar and Russian Blue cat Babushk
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Hide & SEEK
Details, last pages. Attempting to refit an apartment created by one of the most celebrated names in design history might deter some. Not Fabrizio Casiraghi. An 130-square-metre third-floor apartment on rue Martel in Paris’s 10th arrondissement has b
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Stand STILL
Details, last pages. Most people’s notion of elegance sits somewhere between “the weird terrain” of subjective perception and a pure state of “effortless grace”, asserts Melbourne designer David Flack of Flack Studio as he tries to give it a face. “A
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Midas TOUCH
Details, last pages. The origin story of the latest rendition of this 1901-built apartment in Milan is as dramatic as its renewed interior is bold and unique. It was during a candlelit dinner party when Michele Pasini, architect and cofounder of Mila
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Sense of PLACE
Details, last pages. Paris’s Haussmannian buildings are, arguably, what largely make up the charming aesthetic of this magnificent city. But when Peruvian architect and designer Diego Delgado-Elias walked into the site of his latest project, what he
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K&B
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Perfect Memory
Details, last pages. Floating on fond memories of Mediterranean summers spent by the sea and the sensory pullback to a place of Roman ruins, rocky outcrops, warm sands and fish glinting in depthless green waters, Szymon Keller — a Warsaw-educated, Ba
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Playing Host
When architects Asha Nicholas and Chris Stanley — partners in both life and practice Splinter Society — bought a worker’s cottage in East Brunswick, they were still finishing degrees and weren’t flush with the funds to contract out construction of th
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Bring To Light
Details, last pages. In light of changing lifestyles and the paradox that kitchens must now disappear into living rooms while delivering both fine food and relaxed fun, architect Madeleine Blanchfield and her team buried most of her house-wide concep
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Idyll Escape
This island getaway for aesthetes is one of the cleverest resorts to open in the past year — a particular achievement during a pandemic. It’s the first of a new progressive brand of hotels from Capella. (The second will be in Ubud, where Bill Bensley
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Bon Appétit
When called on to blend the Arts and Crafts detail of a Federationhouse in Sydney’s inner west with the crisp, clean geometries of a contemporary two-level addition by Carter Williamson Architects, Juliette Arent Squadrito and Sarah-Jane Pyke of Aren
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VList
Turn the page for the full story. Awe-inspiring escapes, need-to-know destinations and holiday essentials await. ■
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