September/October 2023

Vogue Living

The art of living.

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REBECCA CARATTI ART DIRECTOR Sandy Dao DEPUTYEDITOR Virginia Jen STYLEEDITOR Joseph Gardner MELBOURNE EDITOR & FEATURES WRITER Annemarie Kiely DIRECTOR OF DIGITAL STRATEGY AND E-COMMERCE Francesca Wallace HEAD OF DIGITAL CONTENT AND GROWTH Mahalia Ch
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Contributors
“It’s rewarding to play a small, final part in bringing a project to life,” says photographer Dave Wheeler of a family home by Phoebe Nicol (page 90). “It can be a challenge to make sure that the original concept is translating well into the image, b
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Editor’s Letter
I lived in PARIS in my early 30s when I was working in fashion. It was a city that I truly felt connected to, spending time wandering from one arrondissement to the next observing, watching and soaking in all the BEAUTY. And beauty was everywhere — t
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Vl Online
Five years in the making, the National Gallery of Victoria’s long-awaited exhibition Pierre Bonnard Designed by India Mahdavi has come to vivid life. The Iranian-French architect and designer is a perfect and formidable match for 20th-century master
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Vl vision
LA MANUFACTURE COGOLIN MIROIRS EVENTAILS RUG, POA, FROM STUDIO ALM. PHOTOGRAPHER: VICTORIA ZSCHOMMLER. STYLIST: JOSEPH GARDNER. STYLE ASSISTANT: AARON WONG ■
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À Bientôt
MODEL: IREEN TABOLOVA/VIVA PARIS. MAKE-UP: NOLWENN QUINTIN. HAIR: EDUARDO BRAVO. STYLING ASSISTANT: AARON WONG. EXCHANGE RATE CORRECT AT TIME OF PRINT SUBJECT TO CHANGE ■
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Bon Enfant
The classically proportioned Haussmann apartment propped with gilded bergères is as clichéd a capture of French interior style as the Breton top is of French fashion, but for Rebecca Benichou, 36, and Florence Jallet, 29, co-principals of Paris-based
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Point In Time
“Charlotte and I have a kind of allergy, vis-à-vis to the trends, or the fashion,” says Alexis Fabry with a laugh. Coming from any other head of a prestige name, this would sound contrary, even laughable. But from Fabry, curator, publisher and co-art
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Vl homes
PHOTOGRAPHER: GIULIO GHIRARDI. GOLOSA FLOOR LAMP FROM RODOLPHE PARENTE; PHOTOGRAPH BY WALTER PFEIFFER FROM GALERIE SULTANA ■
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The Vl Edit
PHOTOGRAPHER: PHOEBE POWELL (STUDIO TOPS). EXCHANGE RATE CORRECT AT TIME OF PRINT SUBJECT TO CHANGE ■
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Carte Blanche
Without making a clean sweep of the past, which, on the contrary, he sought to restore and refine, interior designer Rodolphe Parente highlighted the period details of this Haussmann apartment with subtle additions and a little bit of modern thinking
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Open Embrace
Anyone can extol the aesthetic elements of a home, how the immeasurable quality of beauty can add to the pleasure of the everyday, but the instinctual feeling of home comes down to how it offers comfort and respite in a nurturing way. This support fo
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La Vie Est belle
Some homes are designed to first appeal to the eye. But for French tech investor Pierre Krings and his wife, fashion entrepreneur Nima, what mattered foremost for their centuries-old apartment on Paris’s Left Bank was how the home feels underfoot. Up
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Infinite Limits
There is nothing ostentatious about Charles Zana’s work and, in fact, a certain sense of restraint dominates. For the past 30 years, the architect has been creating interiors in which every detail conveys elegance, fluidity and comfort. He applies a
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À La Mode
A Banda project comes with certain expectations: elegant interiors realised with quality materials and statement pieces, a palpable sense of calm that comes with polish and a welcoming embrace of space that immediately sets one at ease. Founder Edo M
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Joie De Vivre
When design studio Handelsmann + Khaw was tapped to breathe new life into a Georgian Revival house built on the brink of the Great Depression, in a prized pocket of harbourside Sydney, the firm chose to filter the architecture’s symmetry and Mediterr
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Objets D’art
It’s not all that surprising that lauded online marketplace Invisible Collection would find a home in Paris. After all, it was co-founder Isabelle Dubern’s desire for her dream Papa Bear armchair by French designer Pierre Yovanovitch that led her to
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Vl travels
PHOTOGRAPHER: RODRIGO RÍZE. LAURA GONZALEZ MAWU CHAIRS IN BOUCLÉ UPHOLSTERY, MAYARO EDITIONS SATURN TABLE, ATELIER FÉVRIER NAZAR RUG 6 AND GOOSSENS BRUTALIST LANTERN, ALL FROM INVISIBLE COLLECTION. N.O.V.A. (AFTER TORRE VASCO DA GAMA) ARTWORK BY MANU
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Subtle Art
In the renovation of historic homes, relevance is often the first casualty. It either buries under the assertive identity of a designer, the latest trend, budget cuts or just no bloody idea, says designer Hamish Guthrie of the test that typically whi
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Sources
A.W.A.K.E Mode awake-mode.com Academy Tiles academytiles.com.au Adel Abdessemed adelabdessemed.com Aeria Country Floors aeria.com.au Agnès Studio agnesstudio.co Agnès de Bizet agnesdebizet.fr Alice Guittard aliceguittard.com Allied Maker alliedmaker.

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