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08 FROM THE EDITOR Editor-in- Chief Piet Smedy welcomes you to the summer issue13 INSIDER La Grange Interiors founder and SA design doyenne Sumari Krige is making moves17 GIFT GUIDE Where to shop and what to buy, the only gift guide you will need to fi nd that something special

DESIGN

23 DIRECTIONS A guide to creating neutral interiors for slow living by designer Ivan McCarthy Peens31 DESIGN SOLUTIONS From furniture to fi nishing touches, the perfect way to alfresco entertaining37 SHOWROOM The books and objets and how to display them for maximum impact

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64 PICTURE PERFECT The Brody family garden at Spook Hill is one inspired by a long standing romance with formalism

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46 AIR SUPPLY Architecture and landscape become one in a monastic home on the coast of far-fl ung Cabo Verde56 STAR POWER Minimalist interiors meet maximum talent in the stunningly low-key home of Amanda du-Pont and Shawn Rodriques72 SOMEWHERE BEYOND THE SEA John Jacob evokes his unique brand of timeless style in a Bantry Bay home where understated elegance meets unmatched ocean views82 SELLING SUNSET A Cycladic home honours its classic heritage by using the coastal Grecian vernacular in exciting new ways

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93 GOURMET A Mediterranean menu by the founder of Tasha’s – Natasha Sideris – from her new cookbook

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e are all feeling the need to escape; whether that means the white-washed beaches of Greece or home for the holidays with family. It is that time of the year where, as the days grow longer, the living gets slower. And I for one couldn’t be happier for it.

The holidays are upon us and we are celebrating a – cautiously – optimistic summer: friends, freedom(ish) and, finally, a reprieve from the year that was. That is why, in this issue, we really wanted to dial it down and get back to basics, to explore the fundamentals of living life well. Our cover stars this month, actress Amanda du-Pont and her husband, businessman Shawn Rodriques, are no strangers to this notion. When they manage to eke out some ‘us time’ from their hectic schedules, you will find them right at home in Joburg, seeking calm and serenity in their carefully considered and precisely pared-back spaces. I have a feeling the rest of us will be doing just the same come year’s end.

Of course, what would a holiday issue be without beachside boltholes and impossibly far-flung bungalows that really make you feel you can disappear, even if only into the pages. From designer John Jacob’s megawatt Bantry Bay project that redefines the idea of coastal living to a blink-and-you-will-miss-it sanctuary on Cabo Verde, the House & Garden team certainly does not disappoint in their discoveries.

No matter your escape, I hope this issue soothes, transports and inspires you.

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THE SCOOP ON SHOPPING, STYLE, DESIGN & CULTURE

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LA GRANGE INTERIORS OPENS ITS NEW SHOWROOM

IN CAPE TOWN

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With the opening of a new showroom, interior designer and founder of La

Grange Interiors, Sumari Krige shares her vision for the new year

A NewChapter

Now in its 25th year, La Grange Interiors is a cornerstone of the South African design landscape. Headed by interior designer and founder Sumari Krige, the company sources unique furniture pieces from around the world, and along with a lineup of South African designs, the brand marries the contemporary with the eclectic. In what feels like perfect timing for Sumari, La Grange Interiors finds a new home in Cape Town with the opening of a new showroom.

‘It was a natural move, and the timing was just right,’ says Sumari. ‘The old showroom had been in the same location for five years, so I think we were ready.’

Located in the Woodstock area, the space has a second floor as well as a mezzanine level, and takes more layout cues from the Joburg showroom. ‘There are still styled moments and grouped settings, but the furniture and objects are a little more mixed now,’ she says. For Sumari, this works especially well because everything is diverse and, she adds: ‘It allows each person to come into the space and discover what inspires them and speaks to their own style.’

Creating a personal and inspiring experience for visitors is especially important to Sumari after the last year, where so much of normal life as we know it came to an abrupt halt. ‘We are still facing challenges after the pandemic: travelling to source all the beautiful pieces you see in our showrooms, and also completing projects oversees.’ But she remains positive about the future, reflecting on the last 25 years of La Grange Interiors. ‘Decades of experience allow us to navigate the new normal with confidence, discovering new ways of doing things. There is so much to be excited about.’ La Grange Interiors

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Créma Design at the V&A Waterfront brings a whole new dimension to designer shopping. Designed by Yaniv Chen of Master Studio, the store has a retro-futuristic feel and features aluminium fi xtures and plush grey fl oor-to-ceiling carpeting, while the offering is every bit true to the brand.

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Founded by leading SA designers, in collaboration with Garreth van Niekerk and Alan Hayward from Coraltree Projects, the Always Welcome co-op is at once ultra stylish and, of course, welcoming. Expect to see the best local names, such as Mash. T Design, The Urbanative, Houtlander, Trevor Stuurman and Vorster & Braye. alwayswelcome.store

The Flower Café is Cape town’s latest botanical playground. The kind of unique concept we’ve come to expect from Petal Walker and the Petals Group is this time a magical creation-space where you get to ‘unleash your inner florist’. Create take-home bouquets, herbaceous wreaths or flower arrangements in their ready-to-purchase collection of vases. Elegantly boxed gift vouchers available too. petalsgroup.co.za

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DESIGNKNOW-HOW AND DECOR DETAILS THAT MAKE THE LOOK


A LATE LUNCH ON THE STOEP, PAIRED WITH

CHILLED COCKTAILS AND FOOD, IS THE EPITOME OF

SLOW SUMMER LIVING


easy does itCreating interiors for slow living is what designer Ivan McCarthy Peens, founder of local brand MEUBLE Fine Furniture, does best. Here is his guide to mastering dialled down spaces for laid-back living

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A SOCIAL NOOK FOR INTIMATE GATHERINGS,

COMPLETE WITH A DRINKS STATION AND BARSTOOLS BY MUUTO, AVAILABLE AT

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Partypiece

Everything you need to say hello to a better new year

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Social gatherings will have to remain small for the foreseeable future, but it is the perfect

opportunity to create intimate spaces outdoors. With summer in full swing, opt for

durable materials that are breathable and comfortable like rattan, rope and cane.

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A tasteful tête-à-tête

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After this very long year, a holiday is in order – and that means (safe) entertaining outdoors. Invest in the

essentials to make the patio, poolside or courtyard the ultimate places to be. Seating is especially important, so

ensure there are plenty of chairs, stools and ottomans, with enough space for

social distancing. patiowarehouse.co.za

Have a seat

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A growing trend when it comes to glass is mixing and matching different styles and textures. You can whip out old pieces and combine them with

the newer ones. Clockwise, from top left A table setting by &Tradition; festive dinner

setting by H&M Home; a selection of glassware by Muuto; the ‘44’ server by Lemon.

Cheers to this

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especially bold table setting, place the stand out pieces in the middle of the table (think

ice buckets, platters and carafes) for a delightful vignette that acts as a focal point.

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The ‘Carson’ Bookcase by Minotti is undoubtedly a statement piece, but the muted tones allow it to accentuate the home

library without distracting from the other furniture. minotti.com

As its name suggests, the ‘Postmoderne’ bookshelf is modern, with strong lines and a bold presence, perfect for

the serious book collector. ligne-roset.com/za

As ergonomic as it is beautiful, the ‘Osaka’ shelf from Kare Design is ideal for displaying valuable collectables as well

as filing important documents. kare-design.com/za

Home libraries needn’t be boring or subtle, as this stacked shelving unit by Muuto demonstrates. The asymmetrical

design is whimsical yet highly functional. cremadesign.co.za

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(shown below as nine units together) is available in a variety of finishes through Domum South Africa.

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AN AMBITIOUS PROJECT IN CABO VERDE IS THE PERFECT SUMMER ESCAPEFull story overleaf


a i r s u p p l yIn Cabo Verde, an ambitious project takes shape.

One that honours the local vernacular while offering, perhaps, the ultimate escape

PHOTOGRAPHS FRANCISCO NOGUEIRA


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n the archipelago of Cabo Verde, travel company Barefoot Luxury invites visitors to bask in the sun and nod off to the lapping of the waves at its ambitious new development of individual villas and a top-notch hotel, all to be built in the coming years. In a secluded bay on the island of São Vicente, only a stone’s throw away from the cultural capital Mindelo, one can find a picture-perfect getaway to enjoy the sublime scenery and unrivalled privacy. Barefoot Luxury introduces a new kind of understated luxury to Cabo Verde with this one-of-a-kind investment opportunity, offering 30 tailor-made villas. The project by Belgian entrepreneur Serge Hannecart (LIFE) is currently under construction.

Cabo Verde, an archipelago off the West-African coast, was unoccupied until the arrival of European colonists in 1456 – a scenery of arid and rocky hillsides that contrasts dramatically with the deep blue Atlantic ocean lapping in and out. On the island of São Vicente, near the former colonial capital of Mindelo, a tour de force of creation is taking place – this time of architectural proportions. Nestled into the rocky hillsides that flank the Baía de João d’Évora, Barefoot Luxury Cabo Verde is taking shape: a hospitality project spearheaded by Serge Hannecart and Jan Talboom, that consists of 30 serviced villas, all within this unspoilt bay.

POLO Architects and Going East Studio approached the bay with respect for its natural characteristics and its inhabitants. The villas, maximum four storeys in height, are built using raw concrete as a framework to a traditional Cabo Verdean way of erecting walls: by stacking basalt rocks dug directly out of the surrounding valley. A network of roads, also in basalt-stone, interconnects these structures. Going East added the rattan rooftop to use the outside as the inside space. Also adapted was the design of the garden so one could have maximum use of the open space as the climate asks for staying outside and watch the trillion of stars in the secluded bay.

Most of the villas’ furnishings, too, were made by local craftsmen, say Anaïs Torfs and Michiel Mertens of the Antwerp-based interior architecture studio Going East. ‘We scoured Mindelo’s markets for objects that connect these residences to their locale,’ they say. From shark teeth, to Awale game boards, wicker baskets and manioc mortars, the interiors are strewn with welcome reminders that we are on African soil. Both POLO Architects and Going East are in unison about the synergy between Western and local that made Barefoot Luxury Cabo Verde materialise. From the woven wicker sunscreens, to the ironwork needed for the sofas, the carpentry and the masonry. It’s become a work of architectural ambition. POLO Architects polo-architects.be

Going East Studio goingeast.be

PREVIOUS SPREAD; FROM LEFT

AN OUTSIDE VIEW OF ONE OF THE VILLAS AT BAREFOOT

LUXURY CABO VERDE; AN UNINTERRUPTED

VIEW OF BAÍA DE JOÃO D’ÉVORA

THIS SPREAD; FROM OPPOSITE PAGEVILLAS ARE BUILT THE

CABO VERDERAN WAY WITH CONCRETE; INSIDE SPACES AND

THE OUTDOORS BLEND THANKS TO THE RATTAN ROOTOPS


THE GARDENS AND SWIMMING POOLS WERE BUILT WITH

NO OBSTRUCTIONS OR ROOFS,

ALLOWING ONE TO TAKE IN ALL OF

THE ELEMENTS – EVEN AT NIGHT


‘We scoured Mindelo’s markets for objects that connect these residences to their locale’

ANAÏS TORFS AND MICHIEL MERTENS

PREVIOUS PAGETHE VILLAS’ KITCHENS SPORT NATURAL

FURNISHING CREATED BY THE LOCALSTHIS PAGE

VIEWS OF THE ARCHIPELAGO’S MOUNTAINOUS LANDSCAPE CONTRAST

PROVIDE A CONTRAST FROM THE OCEAN AND BEACH


THE VILLAS’ BATHROOMS

BRING ONE CLOSER TO

NATURE WITH A NEUTRAL

COLOUR PALETTE AND

SERENE DESIGN

DESIGN NOTES


‘AMAR’ DINING CHAIR, R4 200, CÉCILE & BOYD

‘BABEL’ DINING TABLE, R14 000, DESIGN STORE

WOVEN CUSHION, R690, EIGHT DEGREES SOUTH STONE

CANDLE HOLDERS, FROM R290, CÉCILE & BOYD

RIVERSTONE BOWL, R475, WEYLANDTS

PHILIPPE STARCK FOR CASSINA ‘239 FENC-E

NATURE’ SOFA, POR, TRUE DESIGN

ZIG ZAG CUSHION COVER,

R348, KNUS

‘UNITY’ PENDANT IN GUNMETAL

GREY,R2 690, KNUS

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Amanda du-Pont and Shawn Rodriques’s Joburg home is a globe-trotting minimalist’s dream

TEXT PIET SMEDYPHOTOGRAPHS ELSA YOUNG

PRODUCTION KLARA VAN WYNGAARDEN


AMANDA AND SHAWN WANTED

THE INTERIORS TO HAVE A BOUTIQUE-

HOTEL QUALITY INSPIRED BY THEIR

MANY TRAVELS. ‘I’VE BEEN SO

GRATEFUL FOR MY KITCHEN AND HAVE

COME TO APPRECIATE THE LARGE ISLAND,’

SAYS AMANDAOPPOSITE PAGE

AMANDA DU-PONT AT HOME IN JOBURG, A

THREE-LEVEL SPACE DESIGNED BY HER

AND HUSBAND SHAWN RODRIQUES


‘We wanted a home that would fit into our lifestyle and schedules, a home that was easy to live and work in’

AMANDA DU-PONT


INSTALLED BY GALAXY BLINDS,

CURTAINS AND BLINDS

THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE ARE

FULLY AUTOMATED AND CONTROLLED

THROUGH AN APP – ONE OF THE

HOME’S MANY SMART FUNCTIONS

travel so often and are so blessed to experience the best of what countries and hotels around the world have to offer,’ says actress Amanda du-Pont of the recently completed Joburg home she shares with her husband Shawn Rodriques and their two dogs.

‘It was important to us that we come home to the same comfort and luxury we experienced while travelling, hence many spaces having a boutique-hotel influence.’

Given the site location, building outward was not an option, so upward they went, designing a home across three levels, each easily accessed via two staircases that cascade down a triple-volume space. As the couple headed up the project themselves (while working closely with Streamlight designer Brad Kalish), they found that, throughout the build, their vision changed and evolved. ‘We had to be dynamic and adjust certain elements as it progressed,’ says Shawn.

Today, the configuration sees the first floor accommodate an open-plan living space, kitchen, lounge and dining areas, where Amanda and Shawn spend most of their time. Above that are the private living areas – the master bedroom and en suite – as well as two additional bedrooms that have subsequently been converted into an office and ‘glam room’ space. Finally, the third level hosts entertainment and workout areas as well as offering a knockout view of the Sandton skyline. ‘We wanted a home that would fit into our lifestyle and schedules, a home that was easy to live and work in,’ says Amanda. ‘A space that we can host friends and family in, but is versatile enough for business meetings.’

(In March, Amanda will be launching Lelive, her natural skincare brand). Much of the home is also automated, from blinds to lights and appliances, all operated from an app. ‘We wanted a space that is autonomous and can be monitored, managed and controlled from wherever we are in the world,’ says Shawn. ‘A practical home that needs minimal upkeep.’

This sentiment is carried through to the interiors of the home where the brief was simple: a clean aesthetic with muted tones and a minimalist feel. This has to be a home that possesses a quietness, with spaces that serve as a serene antidote to the homeowners’ hectic lives.

‘We found inspiration everywhere,’ says Amanda. ‘We would often spend Friday nights on the couch, with a glass of wine, scrolling through Pinterest.’ For the couple, creating the interiors was always going to be about collaboration, with each room speak-ing to their tastes. ‘There isn’t a single space in the house that was touched without Shawn and I discussing it first and bouncing ideas around,’ says Amanda.

One name they always agreed on: Weylandts. ‘There’s this beautifully moody, clean approach to design that we just loved about the brand,’ says Amanda. ‘Anyone who walks into our home immediately notices those pieces, which was such an important deciding factor for us, because of our pared-back approach.

‘What makes me so happy is that it truly is a blend of both of us. We’ve managed to mesh both our styles together throughout the house.’ Weylandts

010 310 3202 weylandts.co.za


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AMANDA AND SHAWN WORKED

CLOSELY WITH THE TEAM AT

WEYLANDTS TO ACHIEVE THE

CHIC, MINIMALIST AESTHETIC THAT

ECHOES THE HOME’S CLEAN

ARCHITECTURAL LINES.

‘THE WEYLANDTS DINING TABLE IS AN

ART PIECE,’ SAYS AMANDA,

‘IT IS SOLID MARBLE, HONED

TO REVEAL A MATTE FINISH,

WITH RADIAL CORNERS AND AN

UNPOLISHED EDGE’

FROM LEFT THE DRESSING ROOM FEATURES STATEMENT LIGHTING AND MUTED TONES THAT CAN BE FOUND THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE; THE MASTER BEDROOM, A SERENE SPACE WHERE

THE COUPLE CAN FIND CALM FROM THEIR BUSY LIFESTYLES; BOLD LINEAR ARCHITECTURE IN THE MASTER BATHROOM; THE HOME OFFICE HAS BECOME CRUCIAL TO TAKING BUSINESS MEETINGS

‘MADISON’ THREE-SEATER SOFA, R12 799, @HOME

‘IRIS MIDNIGHT’ RUG, R8 699,

HAUS BY HERTEX

&TRADITION ‘ELEFY’ CHAIR, POR, CRÉMA DESIGN

FRANK FLEXIBLE KITCHEN TAP, R2 749, LEROY MERLIN


‘LODI’ THREE-DOOR SIDEBOARD, R2 599, DECOFURN

&TRADITION CANDLEHOLDERS,

POR, CRÉMA DESIGN

‘EVE’ DINING CHAIR, R2 995, WEYLANDTS


SHAGREEN TRAY, R499, @HOME

PICTURE PERFECT 64 HOUSE & GARDEN DECEMBER 2020/JANUARY 2021

IN BRIEFSize1 hectareLocation South-western slopes of the Helderberg mountain range Soil type Clay with large amounts of additional topsoil and compost Designer Pietman Diener Installation DDS Projects

A garden of many rooms is inspired by a long-standing romance with formalism and love of the natural world

TEXT & PHOTOGRAPHS HEIDI BERTISH


GARDEN AREAS CLOSER TO THE

HOME WERE REMODELLED TO

INCLUDE BREATH-TAKING

PATHWAYS FORMALISED BY CRAFTED ANASTRABE

INTEGERRIMA HEDGES

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he sun was just beginning to sink beneath the horizon when I first visited the Brody family garden at Spook Hill, on the south-western slopes of the Helderberg mountains. It was one of those magical summer days in the Cape. The warm light at the end of the day highlighted the cloud-pruned hedges and velvety palette of perennials. Freshly mown avenues were being soaked a deep, glossy green. As I walked across the lawn with my camera, low light snuck through the overhead Rosewood canopies and scattered leafy patterns onto the grass.

‘I’ve always had a love affair with gardens – particularly formal gardens,’ says owner and gardener Larisa Brody. ‘On one of my first trips abroad, I visited the gardens of Sanssouci in Potsdam, Germany and fell in love with hedges and classical formality,’ she says. Years later, after being introduced to the work of Australian landscape designer Paul Bangay, his use of symmetry and architectural simplicity became the inspiration for the formal garden areas immediately surrounding their family home.

It was local horticulturist and head gardener at Rustenburg Estates, Pietman Diener, who reimagined the family’s brief for structure and symmetry, as well as natural woodland and wilder areas, into a masterplan tailored to the Cape Mediterranean climate. The long-lined avenues bordered by clipped privet and anastrabe hedging were the first to be planted. Pietman detailed a heady mix of fragranced heliotrope, murraya, gaura and salvia for the beds. A rose-picking garden, high on the family’s priority list, now fills vases with Larisa’s favourite Roberto Capucci and Rina Hugo roses. ‘I have armfuls of pink, long-stemmed which complement the roses beautifully. I love experimenting with all sorts of combinations from my garden, even just plain foliage looks beautiful,’ she says

Just below the main lawned avenue, a secret, meditative space is where the family’s garden ideals came together in the form of a small olive grove, underplanted with a fragranced carpet of chamomile, erigeron, thyme and Geranium incanum. ‘It’s a truly sensory experience to lie on your back on the chamomile,’ says Larisa. ‘It’s one of our favourite areas in the garden and where we go when we need quiet time.’

The informal woodland area creates an elegant screen between the house and the street. ‘Pietman was brilliant in designing this area,’ says Larisa. There’s always one grouping of plants that look spectacular at any given time of the year’. The existing, old viburnums have been pruned into oversized mounds and now create the perfect foil for an unrestrained palette of white anemones, New Zealand rock lilies, wild iris, Libertia grandiflora, white hydrangeas, azaleas and snowball viburnums.

As one moves further away from the home, the olive orchard is where Larisa gets to play with new plants and indulge her latest plant interests. It was dusk, and the sky above the Hottentots Holland Mountains a deepening, rosy pink. Looking through my camera lens over the olive orchard, the trees shone silver in the diminishing light. The faint sound of guinea fowl settling down to roost for the night, drifted through the silence. I pressed the shutter and took the final shot. Pietman Diener 072 376 5632 DDS Projects ddsprojects.co.za

A cut above

Hands-on gardener and owner, Larisa Brody, divulges her favourite garden

plants, somewhat guiltily, and why she’s singled them out above the profusion of

deserving candidates in her garden.

My favourite plant is Salvia leucantha. It’s gently arching growth habit creates a soft, graceful impression – and the

flower heads look and feel just like velvet. If you cut them back hard after flowering,

they grow back beautifully and do it all again for you the following year. There is often a breeze in Somerset West and the drama of velvety salvia flowers swaying in the breeze is the pièce de resistance of

the garden for me. For interesting foliage and unusual dusky-pink flower colour,

plume poppies (Macleaya cordata) are another favourite. I love the leaf shape

of our indigenous Melianthus major. The frothy, white flowers of the New Zealand rock lilies (Arthropodium cirratum) in the

shade garden are incredible and I love the dainty Japanese anemones which flower

in March when little else does.

THIS PAGECARPETS OF

CHAMOMILE AND GERANIUM IN

THE MEDITATIVE GARDEN IS

A SPECIAL SPACE FOR MOMENTS

OF SILENCE

OPPOSITE PAGE, CLOCKWISE FROM

TOP LEFT THE ‘SPIRAL

GARDEN’ PLANTED WITH WILD GARLIC

AND MONDO GRASS, DESIGNED

IN MEMORY OF LARISA’S FATHER;

MOWN PATHWAYS LINED WITH BEDS OF HELIOTROPE,

SALVIAS AND GAURA; THE ROSE

GARDEN PROVIDES ARMFULS OF

CUT FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE;

A LUTYENS BENCH ON THE LOWER

LAWN PROVIDES SHADY RESPITE

UNDER MATURE TREES

ALTERNATING ROWS OF FRAGRANCED ROSEMARY AND ERIGERON DAISIES IN THE OLIVE GROVE WITH VIEWS OF THE HOTTENTOTS HOLLAND MOUNTAINS

Gardener’s intel

Nothing beats gardening advice from someone that spends time in their garden. Gardener Larisa Brody on keeping her garden looking good all year.

‘I spray our roses every two weeks during spring and summer, and feed the garden twice a year with eco-pellets. I add homemade compost to areas when necessary. When it comes to design and planting, create an evergreen

backbone to your garden with plants that look great all year round. Low-growing hedges are very effective for this. They create a framework that creates a good-looking garden no matter the season. I like using Mondo grass and

wild garlic for this purpose – they are very well behaved. One can then experiment with seasonal plants within the low hedges. I also find mass planting of a single plant is kinder on the eye and easier to maintain than having many

different varieties in a single area. Mass planting creates drama in a garden.’


ICEBERG ROSES

ARUM LILY SWEET ALYSSUM

VIBURNUM OPULUS ’STERILE’


THE WOODLAND AREA SCREENS

THE ROAD WITH CLOUD-PRUNED VIBURNUM AND

AN INFORMAL MASS OF WHITE

FLOWERING BLOOMS

Keep it grounded

Top considerations before embarking on a garden project.

‘I can’t begin to stress the importance of proper soil preparation. Great soil at the outset will reward you with healthy, happy plants

and vigorous growth. Have a professional do the hard landscaping if you can, especially if the project is large. Be realistic about the water you have at your disposal before you start planning and planting. We sunk a borehole, knew our water supply and planted accordingly. There is nothing worse than watching your plants shrivel.’


SOMEWHERE BEYOND THE SEA TEXT JESSICA ROSS

PHOTOGRAPHS ELSA YOUNG & GREG COX

This contemporary coastal bolt hole, designed by John Jacob, subtly subverts the rules of ocean-house living

THIS BANTRY BAY HOUSE DESIGNED BY JOHN JACOBS SPORTS EXQUISITE VIEWS OF THE ATLANTIC OCEAN


THE DINING ROOM IS ON THE THIRD

FLOOR, WHICH IS ALSO THE

ENTRANCE INTO THE HOME


JOHN USED LARGE FURNITURE – SUCH

AS THIS SOFA – TO CREATE A SENSE

OF VOLUME AND THEATRICS


into any of the homes strung along Cape Town’s glittering peninsula, and you will find there is a particular aesthetic that has emerged over the past decade: sleek lines, voluminous gallery-like proportions, grand open-plan living spaces and jaw-dropping sea views. While this coastal bolthole – tucked away on a wind-free stretch of the Atlantic Seaboard – has no shortage of sea views, it eschews the ubiquitous vernacular for something altogether more welcoming. ‘This house is not about that unobstructed open living,’ says designer John Jacob of John Jacob Interiors. ‘It’ is about contained softness.’

Stretched over three floors, the space is undoubtedly vast, so to achieve softness, John opted for defined living areas over interconnectivity. ‘Because of its size, we conceptualised a more traditional layout, where a room has a function and it only has that function.’ As a result, there is no blurring the lines in this project: ‘There is a clear visual break between the lounge, dining room and kitchen.’ Rather than sweeping horizontals, John sought out lean verticals that lend the home its elegant proportions, evident in the slender windows that offer peeks out to the greenery and ocean, the grated screens and linear arches that frame a room without cutting it off, and the luxuriously long drops of curtain, which tickle the floor when nudged by a gentle sea breeze. ‘The use of verticals results in a very soft, way more classic feel,’ he explains.

While each living area is geared to a specific function, the same can be said of the home’s three stories, each carefully conceptualised for purpose. The top floor of the house – also its entrance – is the home’s nucleus, a showstopping series of entertainment areas each with intoxicating views of the icy Atlantic. Down on the lower level, you are plunged into an almost sylvan oasis planted with full-height trees. ‘We made the more personal, cosy zones in the green lushness, which is the ground floor level, so you have these two completely

different living experiences in the same house,’ John recalls. Sandwiched in the middle are the bedrooms, which enjoy the best of both worlds, overlooking the leafy canopies to the expanse of the ocean. ‘What is wonderful about this property is the combination of the green and ocean aspects. On the Atlantic Seaboard, it is usually one or the other, so to have both in a very strong way is not something you often find.’

Those familiar with John’s houses will know that his work is underpinned by the central architectural notion of proportion. ‘Ultimately, a volume is the first thing the body reads when it enters a space and if the volume is too great, you feel instinctively uncomfortable.’ To offset this John creates wildly outsized pieces of furniture, effectively balancing the scales in lofty rooms. ‘If you saw a three-metre-by-three-metre coffee table in a shop, you would say that is crazy,’ he explains, ‘but when you take that proportion and put it into this interior, it creates an anchor.’ Among the custom pieces, you will also find designer decorative features, like the Kelly Wearstler, Arteriors and Ralph Lauren lighting. ‘The client has lovely taste,’ says John, ‘and they are design informed – they know their Kelly Wearstler from their Aerin Lauder.’

Amid the dramatic scale, there is a sophisticated thread of cohesion woven throughout, as seen in the pared-back neutral palette and textural joinery, a quarter-cut veneer sprayed to a taupe or blue finish. ‘The cabinetry still has that texture, but it is very quiet, calm and restrained,’ he explains. ‘It is one of the things I love about this house.’ The result is an amalgam of timeless and modern, comfortable and upmarket, utterly vast yet effortlessly cosy. ‘I like for my interiors to embrace you and make you feel at peace,’ says John. ‘That is the design language.’

John Jacob Interiors johnjacobinteriors.com

TAKE A PEEK


THE HALLWAY, LIVING ROOM

AND BEDROOMS ALL FEATURE THE

SAME PARED-BACK COLOUR PALETTE


A LARGE INDUSTRIAL-

INSPIRED COFFEE TABLE ACTS AS THE

DECOR ANCHOR OF THE LIVING ROOM


THE BATHROOMS AND BEDROOMS ARE FOUND ON THE HOME’S SECOND FLOOR, COMBINING LUSH GREENERY AND SLICK MINIMALISM

‘VIVI’ FOOTREST, R3 199,

SOFACOMPANY

‘BEAUX’ CUSHION COVER, POR,

ZINC TEXTILES‘SERGIO’ UPHOLSTERY FABRIC, POR, HERTEX ‘SANTORINI’ VASE,

R490, SHF

DUTZ ‘BRUBA’ VASE, R3 300, LA GRANGE

INTERIORS

PATRICIA URQUIOLA ‘CRINOLINE’ CHAIR,

POR, IL LUSSO

‘SEMPRE’ DINING TABLE, R19 995,

WEYLANDTS

‘BALANCE’ WALL ART, R11 995, WEYLANDTS

TRIBÙ ‘CTR’ BAR CHAIR, POR, MARLANTEAK

‘This house isn’t about that unobstructed open living... it’s about contained softness’

JOHN JACOB

DESIGN NOTES

‘DETROIT’ HANGING LIGHT,

R2 499, LIGHTING WAREHOUSE


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THE VERANDAH OF VILLA MANDRA IS THE PERFECT AMALGAMATION OF INDOOR AND OUTDOOR SPACES

Combining the indoors with the outdoors, this Mykonos holiday home is both a refuge from the elements and

idyllic sanctuary that brings one closer to nature

SELLING SUNSET

PHOTOGRAPHS CLAUS BRECHENMACHER & REINER BAUMANN


OUTDOOR FURNITURE ENABLES THE OWNERS AND THEIR GUESTS TO ENJOY THE MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE AND BREATHTAKING VIEWS

S85DECEMBER 2020/JANUARY 2021 HOUSEANDGARDEN.CO.ZA

itting on the ridge of the hill of Aleomandra in Mykonos yet almost entirely hidden from view, Villa Mandra by architecture and interior design firm K-Studio, looks straight out to sea and the sunset over the neighbouring island of Delos. A six-bedroom holiday house built for a young, dynamic couple to enjoy with their family and friends, it celebrates its spectacular view from a grounded viewpoint blended into a sensitively landscaped, stone-walled garden that screens it from the road behind.

The house is built upon the idea of slow, laid-back summer living, and encourages mindful connection with family, friends and the freedom to exist peacefully in nature. Form follows emotion rather than function, as every space becomes another opportunity for rest, reflection and exploration.

‘To create a house that would allow guests to enjoy being outside throughout the day, we needed to filter the overwhelming intensity of the climate by providing shade and protection from the elements,’ says the K-Studio team. ‘And although the house needed to accommodate a large number of guests, we did not want to dominate the landscape with oversized volumes.’ Inspired by the humble complexity of the traditional island vernacular, they reduced the architecture to two small traditionally whitewashed volumes, and a third of stone dug from the site, built around a large ‘courtyard’ living area which is covered by an expansive but lightweight chestnut pergola. The courtyard became the focal point of the house, seamlessly connected to the living room and kitchen volumes and looking over the pool and gardens beyond. Beneath the pool garden are the private bedrooms, separated for privacy and quietly enjoying the uninterrupted view over the lower garden to the sea. This separation also reduces the overall impact of the house and cleanly divides social and private space.

Key to the character of the house is the palette of traditional materials such as lime-wash, stone and wood that have been applied and engineered with contemporary techniques to create un-nostalgic architecture that bridges heritage and locality with contemporary life. The hand-built stone walls are sharply confident; traditionally rendered, round-edged volumes are perfectly flat and smooth. The customary chestnut pergola has been engineered to increase its structural integrity, to form a glue-lam beam lattice that sits lightly on the white volumes, shading and protecting the extensive courtyard beneath.

The simple white volumes, straight stone walls and light pergola planes sit comfortably in the Cycladic landscape and the efficiency of their layout, centred around the courtyard living space, streamlines daily life. Villa Mandra is informed by humble Cycladic tradition, enriched by natural materiality and inspired by contemporary summer living.

K-Studio k-studio.gr


THE COURTYARD FEATURES A LARGE STONE DUG DIRECTLYFROM THE SITE


CLOCKWISE THE VILLA’S MAIN BEDROOM FEATURES A TIMBER CEILING; VIEWS FROM THE OUTSIDE; A WOODEN CHAIR AND ARTWORK IN ONE OF THE BEDROOMS

THE LIVING ROOM OFFERS EASY ACCESS TO THE OUTDOORS, AND INCORPORATES MYKONOS’ PLANT LIFE


NATURAL MATERIALS AND WOOD ARE USED THROUGHOUT THE VILLA FOR A SENSE OF CONTINUITY

CERAMIC POT IN GREY, R180, CÉCILE & BOYD

MUUTO ‘POST’ LAMP, POR,

CRÉMA DESIGN

TRIBÙ ‘KOS’ CHAIR, POR,

MARLANTEAK

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Gemista – a traditional Mediterranean meal of

baked vegetables stuffed with rice and minced meat


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Natasha Sideris is back with an ‘oh my’-inducing new cookbook that promises global fare for

summer entertaining

RECIPES NATASHA SIDERIS PHOTOGRAPHS DAVID ROSS

STYLING & DIRECTION ALEXANDRA ROSS


natasha Sideris – better known as the mononymous founder of the Tasha’s brand of restaurants – is back. It has been six years since the release of Tasha’s fi rst cookbook, which demystifi ed her café classics (fi nally, the parmesan couscous crusted chicken, explained) and her latest offering is a beautiful tribute to the food – and art – that infl uences this dynamic chef.

Tasha’s Inspired: A Celebration of Food & Art is a tour de force of global dining, with each chapter focusing on a new location and its emblematic fare. From staples of the high-octane New York dining scene – think Waldorf salads and pastrami on rye á la Katz Delicatessen – to Spanish-inspired tapas and feel-good country comfort food.

To celebrate her new cookbook, Natasha shared recipes with Condé Nast House & Garden from the chapter ‘The Mediterranean Table’, the perfect selection for lazy summer afternoon entertaining with friends and family.Tasha’s Inspired: A Celebration of Food & Art (Quivertree) R849, loot.co.za


GEMISTA 4 Servings

A meal of baked vegetables stuffed with rice and minced meat is traditional Mediterranean peasant food. Potato slices underneath the stuffed vegetables prevent the vegetable parcels from sticking to the pan, and at the same time, they soak up all the cooking juices, becoming soft and delicious – an unexpected treat at the bottom of the baking dish. The vegetables should be more or less the same size to ensure even cooking.

VEGETABLES4 small aubergines 4 medium-sized bell peppers

(green, yellow and/or red)4 ripe medium-sized tomatoesolive oilsalt & pepper

TO ASSEMBLE4–6 potatoes, sliced 1cm thick300ml waterprepared vegetable cups100g butter, cubedjuice of 1 lemon4T tomato purée2T olive oilsalt & black pepper

FILLINGolive oil for frying1 large onion, finely diced1 large carrot, finely diced500g bulgur wheat60g tomato puréetomato flesh (reserved

from vegetable prep)800g raw beef mince10g mint, chopped1t dried mint30g flat-leaf parsley, chopped30g dill, chopped1t cinnamonsalt and pepper

TO SERVEextra-virgin olive oil thick Greek yoghurt

GREEK SALAD WITH WHIPPED FETA 4 Servings

There are so many lacklustre Greek salads out there that you could be forgiven for thinking it is not very exciting. But if you get the proportions right and use only the best ingredients, it is a thing of great beauty.

WHIPPED FETA200g feta cheese50ml milk

DRESSING120ml olive oil 80ml red wine vinegarhandful of flat-leaf

parsley, chopped2 sprigs of oregano,

choppedsalt and black pepper

1. Vegetables: Slice off the tops of the tomatoes and keep to one side. Scoop out the flesh and set it aside. Also, slice off the tops of the peppers and aubergines and hollow them out — keep the tops but discard the seeds and flesh. Coat the insides of the vegetables with olive oil and season well. 2. Filling: Heat a little olive oil in a saucepan over medium heat, and sauté the onion and carrot. Once the onion is translucent, add the bulgur, tomato purée and the tomato flesh that has been chopped up; stir to combine. Add the beef mince and stir in the fresh mint, dried mint, parsley, dill and cinnamon. Season the mixture with salt and black pepper. Stir for about 2 minutes and remove the pan from the heat. 3. Gemista: Preheat the oven to 180°C. Line the base of an ovenproof tray with potato slices and pour the water into the tray. Gently place the vegetable cups on top of the potatoes and fill each one to the top with the bulgur-and-mince filling. Place the tops of the vegetables back on, to make ‘lids’ and place the cubes of butter on the lids. 4. Mix the lemon juice, tomato purée, olive oil, salt and black pepper and pour over the vegetables. 5. Cover the tray with tinfoil and bake for 30 minutes, then remove the foil and return the tray to the oven for another 30 minutes. Make sure the potatoes and mince are cooked, and the skin and lids of the vegetables are slightly charred. 6. To serve: Drizzle the vegetables generously with extra-virgin olive oil and serve with thick Greek yoghurt.

SALAD240g cucumber, roughly

peeled, seeded and cut intochunks or slices

400g heirloom tomatoes,halved

120g red peppers, roasted and sliced

80g Kalamata olives, pitted80g red onion, sliced20g caper berries200g whipped feta micro-herbssalt and black pepperflatbread

1. Whipped feta: Blend the feta and milk until smooth. 2. Dressing: Mix all the ingredients. 3. Salad: Mix the cucumber, tomatoes, red pepper, olives, red onion and caper berries in a large bowl. Top with the dressing and dollops of whipped feta, and garnish with shards of flatbread.

Greek salad with whipped feta


SAGANAKI PRAWNS WITH ORZO PASTA 4 Servings

Saganaki is the name of the pan, not the prawns. It is a Greek country-style dish made with prawns, a rich tomato ragu, and orzo, a pasta that looks like long-grained rice.

SAGANAKI PRAWNS120ml olive oil24 prawns, cleaned and shelled2t fish spicetomato ragu 160ml vegetable stock560g orzo pasta, partially

cookedsmall handful of flat-leaf

parsley, chopped plus extrafor garnish

200g feta cheese, crumbled

TOMATO RAGU500g cherry tomatoes1 small onion, finely chopped4 garlic cloves, finely choppedpinch of dried oregano 1t olive oil2t tomato paste salt and black pepper

TO SERVE1 lemon, quartered handful of flat-leaf parsley,

roughly choppedextra-virgin olive oil

1. Tomato ragu: Preheat the oven to 160°C. Mix tomatoes, onion, garlic, oregano and olive oil in an oven pan and roast for 30 to 40 minutes, or until the tomatoes blister and the onion has caramelised. Transfer half of the mixture to a saucepan with the tomato paste, season to taste, and cook to incorporate the paste. Transfer the mixture to a blender and pulse until you have a chunky texture. In a mixing bowl, mix the blended mixture with the other half of

the roasted mixture and set aside. 2. Prawns: Heat half the olive oil in a large ovenproof frying pan. Season the prawns with half of the fish spice and place in the hot frying pan; sauté until they are a nice charred colour, but do not cook them through. 3. Add the tomato ragu and the vegetable stock and stir. Add the pasta and the remaining fish spice, and scatter the parsley and crumbled feta on top. Place the frying pan in the oven for 10 to 12 minutes, or until the feta is golden brown. Do not overcook the prawns. 4. To serve: Plate the prawns with lemon wedges, parsley and a drizzle of olive oil.

Saganaki prawns with orzo pasta

WHOLE GRILLED FISH IN A GREEK PSAROTAVERNA 4 Servings

A whole grilled fish would be served with a side of vegetables such as potatoes, spinach, courgettes and carrots, simply boiled or steamed. We’ve used stumpnose, which belongs to the red roman family, but you

could use hake, cod, red mullet or sea bass.

FISH1–1.4 kg fresh whole fish,

cleaned and scaled salt flakes

SAUCE2 garlic cloves, crushed6T olive oiljuice and zest of 3 lemons1T chopped oregano1T chopped parsley1T dried oreganosalt and pepper

CABBAGE & RED ONION SLAW250 g green cabbage,

thinly shaved1 red onion, thinly shaved

handful of coriander, choppedhandful of coriander,

leaves picked2T olive oilzest and juice of 1 lemon salt and pepper

1. Cabbage and red onion slaw: In a mixing bowl, toss the cabbage, red onion and coriander together. For the dressing, combine the olive oil, lemon juice, zest and seasoning and dress the salad just before serving. 2. Grilled fish: On both sides, score the fish 3 times at an angle. Take care not to cut too deep. Rub the fish with the salt flakes and place on the grid. Place the grid over hot coals. Turn the fish every 10 minutes to ensure

even cooking. Continue to check whether the fish is cooked. Time might differ, depending on the size and thickness of the fish. Once cooked, the meat will be flaky and white. 3. Combine the sauce ingredients and brush the cooked fish with the sauce before serving. Serve the remaining sauce on the side, along with the cabbage and red onion slaw.

Whole grilled fish in a Greek

psarotaverna

RIZOGALO – A CREAMY, EGGLESS RICE PUDDING 4 Servings

Like many other rice puddings, it is flavoured with cinnamon and vanilla. We’ve added a crunchy pistachio crumble topping that gives it texture and extra flavour and brings some visual punch.

RIZOGALO250g arborio rice500ml water500ml milk400ml cream

2 cinnamon sticks1 vanilla pod, split lengthwise

and seeds scraped out385g tin condensed milk

PISTACHIO CRUMBLE50g unsalted pistachios50g flour50g caster sugar50g butter, melted

1. Pistachio crumble: Preheat the oven to 200°C. Mix all the ingredients to form a dough, flatten onto a non-stick baking sheet and bake until golden brown and bubbly. Leave to cool and crumble into small pieces. 2. Rizogalo: Heat a saucepan over medium heat. Combine the rice, water, milk, cream, cinnamon, vanilla pod and seeds in the saucepan and bring to a boil.

Lower the heat and allow the mixture to simmer for 20–25 minutes, stirring continuously to prevent the rice from sticking to the base of the pan. 3. After 15 minutes, add the condensed milk, stirring frequently while allowing the rice to thicken. As soon as the rice begins to thicken, remove from heat and allow it to cool. 4. Remove the vanilla pod. The rizogalo can be served hot or cold. 5. Divide the rizogalo into 4 bowls or glasses and top with the pistachio crumble just before serving.

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