Domain Review Bayside & Port Phillip - November 04, 2020

PEOPLE & PROPERTY OF MELBOURNE

NOVEMBER 4-10, 2020

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THE STORY OF A GREAT ESCAPE

TRAVEL

VENTURE TO LOCAL VINEYARDS

NICK McDONALD

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E M I LY P OW E R

The editor’s desk

Our priorities as we emerge from an arduous lockdown are pretty simple.

The definition of luxury has changed; time with family, a moment with a good book and a walk in fresh air are what we have come to covet. In the home, pieces that last made lovingly by locals better fit our slower, more considered approach to life. In this edition meet some of Victoria’s artisan furniture makers – from the self-taught Nick McDonald (on our cover) to a business that started in a backyard shed. They are leaving a mark through their warm, honest approach to manufacturing – you’ll want to buy everything they create. ●

CUDDLE UP \ Bonnie and Neil textiles are designed

SOOTHING SENSES \ Within Incense is hand-packed

and handmade in Melbourne. Splash their new Clover

in Melbourne with the fragrances Create, Invigorate

collection of botanical prints all over the house, from

and Ground crafted from Japanese bay tree bark and

door mats to cushions. ● bonnieandneil.com.au

Japanese essential oils. ● withinincense.com.au

THE EDIT What we love at Domain Review

OUR COVER \ Melbourne furniture maker Nick McDonald of Made by Morgen in his studio, with mate Roscoe. Photographed by Derek Swalwell.

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including Planet Shoes, run by the Borynsztein family at

TV – seafood (from supplier Clamms), barbecue, and

the iconic market for almost 50 years. ● qvm.com.au

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BOOKS

t was many years after I married into the family that I began to learn the story of Mindla and Kubush Horowitz.

My husband fondly recalled the bedtime stories his adored Pop told his grandchildren; epic adventures of a grand Polish circus and its colourful clowns and how they outwitted the Nazis.

Stories of how he rescued his beautiful bride from a filthy Russian prison and how they lived happily ever after in Australia.

But these were no fairytales. My husband knew the skeleton of his grandparents’ story, but I wanted the flesh and bones.

By the time I came into the family Pop was long gone and Nanna never spoke about the past. The family didn’t want to prod in case it upset her.

But as the clock of Nanna’s life ticked, I felt an increasing need to know her story, for our children to know their heritage.

At the risk of upsetting Nanna, we needed to talk.

It was 2014 and Nanna had just celebrated her 94th birthday. She was living at the Montefiore nursing home in St Kilda.

We knew not to bring gifts of cake or chocolates when we visited because she wanted to “keep her figure”, but she loved lipstick and nail polish, and she loved to chat while painting her nails.

So, armed with the latest fancy nail polish and a rusting tin of photographs my mother-in-law had rescued from Nanna’s rubbish, we began.

Author Sue Smethurst.

Horowitz as Sloppo the Clown, second from left, at a parade for the Victorian Peddle Club.

COURTESY DENZEL HOWSON

An epic story of resilience I

Kubush ‘Pop’

Author Sue Smethurst shares the journey that led to a book on her family’s extraordinary escape from the Nazis and pioneering role in Australian television.

Each visit followed the same routine. One by one we’d go through the little black and white images together while she painted her nails.

“Nanna, who is this?” I’d gently ask. “And, where was this picture taken?”

“Vhy do you vant to know?” she’d say in her thick Polish accent.

She was more interested in talking about her beloved “Collingvood” but I’d draw the conversation back, peeling away the layers of her life.

After the nails were set, we’d head to the dining room for lunch where we were joined by her friends.

When my notepad appeared, we’d go through the same charade. “Vhy do you vant to know?” she’d ask.

But then came a lightbulb moment. “I’m not special, vhat about her, and her, and her,” she said, pointing to each of the dear weathered faces sitting opposite. “Ask them, too.”

Although the past was painful, Mindla wasn’t necessarily traumatised by telling it, she just didn’t think her story was unique because every one of these precious elderly men and women sitting around the table had miraculously beaten Hitler too. And so, we kept talking.

Nanna passed away in 2015. Rather than her death being the end of the story, it was really only the beginning. She believed she and a much-loved sister Jadzia were the only members of their family who survived the Holocaust.

Five years later, and some 80 years after Hitler invaded Poland, we have met a family we never knew existed and uncovered heartbreaking secrets.

It has taken us on a dark journey through the Warsaw ghetto, the Dachau concentration camp and into the extermination camp at Treblinka. It took us inside a Russian prison where Nanna escaped the horrors of Hitler by running into the arms of Stalin.

Mindla and Kubush Horowitz arrived in Australia on March 14, 1949. As their ship sailed in that day, they made a vow to never speak of the past again.

“No good comes from looking back,” Pop said.

If I had the chance to chat with the man who became one of the first clowns on Australian television on GTV 9’s Tarax Show, I’d disagree.

It’s only through looking back at where we’ve been, that we can really see where we are going. ● THE FREEDOM CIRCUS \ By Sue Smethurst $34.99, out now (Ebury) ● penguin.com.au

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MICHAEL GORDON HILL

COVER STORY

Home is where the heart is and adding a home-grown flourish to our private spaces has never been more important. Wo r d s M A RY O ’ B RI E N

Made by local hands MADE BY MORGEN \ BRUNSWICK

● madebymorgen.com

Esteem coffee table by Apparentt, above.

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George Harper of Tide Design, right; Anaca Elliot Gorham from Apparentt, bottom right; the

● tidedesign.com.au APPARENTT \ YACKANDANDAH

What a year it has been for husband-and-wife team Elliot and Louise Gorham, who relocated their young family and furniture-making business from Melbourne to Yackandandah in north-east Victoria.

“The move was a business decision and a lifestyle decision,” Louise says.

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There’s something earthy and honest about the furniture that Nick McDonald creates. Inspired by Danish and Japanese design simplicity, the selftaught maker infuses his Made by Morgen range with a warm timelessness. “It’s imperative that what we do is made to last,” McDonald says.

After working as a carpenter and building foreman, he discovered his interest in furniture when he was renovating his warehouse apartment.

Much of his inspiration comes from an overseas trip and a stint training with Danish furniture makers Onecollection.

McDonald says he was instantly drawn to their minimalist style. “The hardest pieces to nail are the ones that are simple,” he says.

Returning to Melbourne, he opened Made by Morgen in 2014. His first piece, the Lil bedside table, which he made for a friend, is still one of his most popular designs. Technically he has matured and is known for his subtle detailing and exposed mortise-and-tenon joinery.

Despite the challenges of 2020, McDonald has had a busy year with orders and is heartened by the wave of local support. He has relocated to a bigger premises in Brunswick and, importantly, he and his partner are expecting a child soon.

McDonald is currently working on a new range and plans to launch a joint collection – Morgen and Sandford – in the future. Spending time at home has made people realise the value of furniture that lasts longer, he says. “Let’s hope people don’t forget the importance of looking local and staying local.”

Studio’s Anne-Claire Petre, top right; Louise and

Of course, there has been a lot of interest in his office desks recently. When the showroom is open, visitors can watch the team at work through a window. Harper believes in these tumultuous times people are searching for longevity in their furniture.

George Harper was a late convert to furnituremaking after leaving a desk job to study furniture design in 2007.

From working in his backyard shed, Harper founded Tide Design and now, with a team of five, runs a beautiful showroom and workshop in Huntingdale.

Inspired by mid-century design and Scandinavian aesthetics, Tide has evolved along organic, elegant lines with a distinctive Australian character. “Our pieces are made with a lot of care and attention and we want people to love them,” Harper says.

Although Harper is mostly occupied on the design front these days, he still makes the prototypes himself. Tide has a concise range of ecofriendly timeless timber pieces made to order. Think elegant dining tables, interesting chair designs including the cosy Brixton armchair and storage units such as the ever-popular Tana shelves.

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TIDE DESIGN \ HUNTINGDALE

n workshops and studios around Victoria, artisan furniture makers are fine-tuning designs, carving out interesting pieces that can be enjoyed and cherished for decades to come.

Nick McDonald of Made by Morgen at work, below; Camille sofa and ottoman by MARTINA GEMMOLA

Anaca Studio, left.

With a combination of backgrounds in design (Elliot) and comedy writing (Louise), the couple founded Apparentt in 2016. Their furniture is smart but also beautiful and functional. The Esteem range employs steam-bending techniques to produce flowing curves.

Not surprisingly, business has swung towards the residential side recently and Gorham says design lovers around Australia are seeking them out. They are soon to launch a new range – possibly called Cusp – and plan to open a showroom.

They also have a custom-made range Steel Road, use sustainably sourced timber and plan to source more Australian timbers in the future. Gorham believes the pandemic will inspire a groundswell of support for local businesses. ● apparentt.com.au

After studying design in France and Scotland, Anne-Claire Petre moved to Australia where she worked first in Adelaide and then Melbourne. In 2012, she finally set up her own studio where she designs a sleek range of contemporary furniture.

As well as good design, sustainability is important for Petre so she uses materials with a low environmental impact. She enjoys a close relationship with the local craftspeople who make her furniture.

Over the years, Petre has created a range of beautifully detailed items, including an elegant sofa, versatile ottomans and envy-inducing office desks.

With the current pandemic, she believes people are going to invest more seriously in their homes.

“Working from home, people will want to make their home more pleasant and practical – and define space in a different way because not everyone has a spare room for an office.”

Her experience in interior design shines through in her new studio in West Melbourne where her range is attractively displayed with local art and homewares to offer lots of inspiration. ● ● anacastudio.com.au

DEREK SWALWELL

ANACA STUDIO \ WEST MELBOURNE

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TRAVEL

Victoria awaits Raise a glass to a post-lockdown break at a country winery.

Wo r d s

J O S H B OZ I N

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t has been an interesting 2020 to say the least. Earlier this year, bushfires ravaged major regions of Australia and now we are in global pandemic that is affecting our every move.

Despite it all, Australians remain strong – unified and supportive of the communities doing it tough.

If there were ever a great time for a local holiday, it will be when Melburnians can safely venture back to regional Victoria and support home-grown businesses.

We’ve rounded up a selection of Victorian wineries, with a journey outside of the city now an imminent possibility.

The so-called “ring of steel” preventing travel between metro Melbourne and regional Victoria is due to be lifted on November 8, dependent on case numbers. ●

M O N TA LT O

Virtual Open Days St Leonard’s College is one of Melbourne’s premier independent coeducational schools, educating students from ELC3 to Year 12.

Join us online at one of our upcoming Virtual Open Days to discover how St Leonard’s College can provide your child with ‘an education for life’.

Tuesday 10 November 2020, 9.00am – 10.15am Wednesday 2 December 2020, 9.00am – 10.15am Please visit stleonards.vic.edu.au to register To discuss enrolment opportunities for your child please contact our admissions office via email on admissions@stleonards.vic.edu.au or phone 9909 9435.

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RHIANNON TAYLOR

MORNINGTON PENINSULA WINERIES

MONTALTO

LA CAMPAGNA

STONES OF THE YARRA VALLEY

LANCEMORE MILAWA

A unique proposition awaits at

La Campagna Vineyard & Olive

Located on a picturesque,

Lancemore Milawa offers

Montalto in Red Hill South on the

Grove at Cape Schanck on the

historic property in the Yarra

boutique accommodation in

Mornington Peninsula. Known for

Mornington Peninsula is a hidden

Valley is Stones of the Yarra

the heart of the King Valley that

its sculpture trail and a past of

gem. Its stretch of winding gravel

Valley – a must-visit when

just happens to be a neighbour

hosting events connected with

road is missed by many but is

exploring this wine country

to some of the best wineries in

the Wheeler Centre, this place

all the more reason to visit its

50 minutes from Melbourne’s

Victoria. Stay in one of its rooms

puts the culture in viticulture.

Tuscan-like setting. Stop for a

CBD. Enjoy dining at the Stables

to explore Milawa, which revels in

Thirty sculptures are scattered

plate of the chef’s lasagna paired

restaurant with a seven-course

artisan goods, delectable dining

throughout. Roam the vineyard

with a glass of La Campagna’s

degustation plus matched wines

and award-winning wine. As it’s

before making your way up

pinot noir or shiraz, or take

from the valley. The Stables

only a stone’s throw away from

to its piazza or restaurant for

home a selection of its cool-

boasts strong connections to

vineyards such as Dal Zotto,

an Italian-inspired meal. Its

climate wines or cold-pressed

local producers and growers so

Pizzini, Chrismont and Brown

romantic picnics – with wine –

extra-virgin olive oil. Luxurious

dishes will be influenced by the

Brothers, enjoy the taste of

have been a favourite of couples

new accommodation suites by

surrounding areas. Spend the

the King Valley knowing you’re

and families wanting a more

Finschi Design were due to open

night in Meletos Farmhouse, a

helping support the community

intimate celebration. ●

this year. ●

22-room boutique hotel. ●

get back on its feet. ●

33 Shoreham Road,

176 Rogers Road,

12 St Huberts Road,

223 Milawa-Bobinawarrah

Red Hill South

Cape Schanck

Coldstream

Road, Milawa

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ELWOOD \ 61 GOLDSMITH STREET 3

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Creatively and stylishly reimagined, this family home will appeal to buyers looking for a place that is on-trend, has excellent functionality and is set in a fabulous location.

In the front section of the home, the formal living room and the bedrooms have a cool, appealing and summery aesthetic with white floorboards, filmy curtains, wide windows and pale decor.

The main bedroom suite and the formal living room connect, turning the parents’ zone into a private retreat complete with luxurious en suite. The remaining two bedrooms off the central hall have built-in wardrobes. The family bathroom is a stylish affair with a marble-look bath and floor-to-ceiling hexagonal tiles. Also opening off the hall is a study with cupboards and built-in desk.

At the rear, the kitchen, dining and family area is glamorous with timeless good looks and classic finishes.

Floor-to-ceiling glazing looks out to the private and sunny north-facing garden with mature trees and greenery.

Polished concrete flooring sets a contemporary and robust tone, carried through in the kitchen with its stainless steel bench tops, timber cabinetry and matte stone tiles. Here, a 900-millimetre stove, Miele appliances and a large walk-in pantry make easy work of daily meals and entertaining.

In the spacious living area, a wood-burning freestanding fireplace ensures winter comfort.

A large laundry with plenty of cupboards connects the living area with the double garage on the rear boundary.

The house has shadow-line ceilings, hydronic heating,

FINAL WORD

ceiling fans and water tanks.

Goldsmith Street is an excellent location for a family.

Elwood College and Elwood Primary School are nearby, with

“AN ARCHITECT-DESIGNED HOME THAT BOASTS ITS OWN FLAIR

an early learning centre just a few streets away. It’s a short

AND IDENTITY IN A CUL-DE-SAC LOCATION.”

walk to the foreshore reserve and the beach and various

SAM GAMON – AGENT

other parks and gardens provide plenty of open space around the area. Ormond Road with its shopping, bakeries and cafes is just a stroll away and the area is rich in services, diversions and interest. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON property@domainreview.com.au

Agent: Chisholm & Gamon, Sam Gamon 0425 702 574 Price: $2.6 million-$2.7 million Expressions of interest: close 2pm, November 5

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SANDRINGHAM \ 11B VICTORY STREET 4

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Designed with state-of-the-art finishes and inclusions, this family home brings the latest in easy living to a convenient Sandringham location. The main bedroom suite, on the ground floor, is a luxurious space with its own courtyard and chic en suite. At the rear of the house, the Smeg kitchen with 2-pac cabinetry has a large walk-in pantry. The living and dining area has walls of glass to the outdoor dining zone which boasts a built-in granite barbecue. Upstairs are three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a rumpus room and fitted study. The house has zoned climate control, ducted vacuum system, security alarm, double glazing, a gas fireplace and oak floors. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON

Agent: Buxton, Peter Hickey 0412 569 480 Price: $2.15 million-$2.365 million Expressions of interest: close noon, November 12

ALBERT PARK \ 64 O’GRADY STREET 3

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An award-winning renovation by Whiting Architects took this Edwardian home to an exciting new level of style. An ornate, original fireplace is a reminder of heritage in the main bedroom suite while contemporary luxury comes via a superb en suite with oval soaker bath and a large walk-in wardrobe. Angles are used effectively in the contemporary living, dining and kitchen area and a charming focal point is a window seat set in a deep reveal and framed in black.

Built into the roofline, and with clever cabinetry, is a very fine study/bedroom. The house has heating and cooling and is close to schools and transport. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON

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BRIGHTON \ 7 CHELSEA STREET 4

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Set on about 739 square metres in one of Brighton’s prized no-through-roads, this is a family home filled with style and interest. Off the central hall, the main bedroom has an enormous dressing room and a shared en suite with twin showers over a custom-built spa bath. The formal living room has an open fireplace and adjoins the dining room.

At the rear of the home, and opening to a wide deck with Vergola blinds, are the family room and kitchen with Smeg appliances. A sparkling pool in the north-facing rear garden is summer-ready. The house is close to Church Street, the beach, Brighton Grammar and Firbank Grammar. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON

Agent: Jellis Craig, Nick Renna 0411 551 190 Price: $3.9 million-$4.25 million Auction: 11am, November 14

RICHMOND \ 6/29 RIVER STREET 3

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where the kitchen comes with Gaggenau

WILLIAMSTOWN \

metres) boasting a second frontage to

appliances. Stretching the entire footprint

85 NELSON PLACE

Aitken Street, what happens next is up

of the apartment and presenting like a hipster bar with its artificial grass, the roof

to the buyer. Buoyed by the prominent,

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seafront position (with views of city and

People with a thing for views would be well

terrace comes with a permit to build, thus

advised to check out this pad. While the

offering scope to extend upwards. ●

Here’s something out of the box. Built in

from yacht clubs, parkland, restaurants and

vistas from the terrace off the living area

KAY KEIGHERY

1893 on what was previously the site of

ice creameries, the possibilities are many

impress, those from the rooftop terrace

Williamstown’s Royal Hotel, this grand pile

and varied. ● KAY KEIGHERY

astound with river and city skyline aspects.

ornaments Nelson Place with its beautiful

The apartment caps a boutique block of

Baroque facade. The current configuration

seven backing on to Yarra River parkland.

bay) in a tourist-friendly location metres

of the three-storey building reflects its

Three bedrooms and open-plan living

Agent: Marshall White, Mark Harris

most recent use as a boarding house. The

Agent: Jellis Craig, Campbell Ward

make it family-fit. The main bedroom has

0414 799 343

rooms are presentable, if basic. Trimmed in

0402 124 939

a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite with

Price: $1.75 million-$1.925 million

duck-egg blue, the staircase is an historic

Price: $3.8 million

a marble vanity. Oak floorboards lend

Expressions of interest: close 2.30pm,

highlight. With the interior up for change

Expressions of interest: close 6pm,

underfoot style in the open-plan area,

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and the deep allotment (about 973 square

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BLACK ROCK \ 31 IONA STREET 4

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Architecturally designed and enviably located, this townhouse takes advantage of bay views from a wraparound terrace. It’s also extremely spacious. You can park four cars (or a couple and a boat) in the subterranean garage, off which there’s a retreat. Ground level comprises of an office, a bedroom, bathroom, laundry, powder and open-plan kitchen, dining and living. Up again, and you get another large living area opening to the aforesaid terrace, a bathroom, powder and three bedrooms including the main with dressing room, en suite and balcony. Pale timber floors, loop-pile carpets and stone feature walls make the interior chic yet earthy. Outdoor areas display similar, functional finesse, with the introductory garden leafy, the internal court hosting a water feature, and an entertainment deck. ● KAY KEIGHERY

Agent: Belle Property, Jenny Dwyer 0418 528 988 Price: $2.97 million-$3.25 million Expressions of interest: close 4pm, November 9

ALBERT PARK \ 20 REED STREET 4

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A covered rear terrace overlooks that

BRIGHTON \ RESIDENCE 2 AT 42

balcony up here: perfect to let the cool

sizeable backyard, leading to a second

CARPENTER STREET

change in from the bay over summer. We’re

street frontage on Cameron Place. If you’ve got some grand designs, there’s enough

Plenty of period charm, an unexpectedly

room here to make them a reality (STCA).

huge backyard and all just a single block

● ANDERS FURZE

in the thick of Brighton’s Church Street

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Brighton station. ● ANDERS FURZE Luxury meets lifestyle in the penthouse of

from the beach. Through 20 Reed Street’s

this boutique development, which only has

inviting verandah and front hallway you

one other residence and goes by the name

can find each of the four bedrooms, all

of Villa Stella. Level one is home to two

with built-in wardrobes. Period details

bedrooms, both with en suites, the laundry,

include fireplaces and original pressed

precinct, mere moments away from Middle

a powder room and the kitchen. The free-

metal ceilings, while the light-filled living

Agent: Marshall White Port Phillip,

flowing living/dining room opens out onto

Agent: Kay & Burton Bayside Brighton,

and dining rooms, a kitchen and meals

Kaine Lanyon 0411 875 478

a large terrace offering Brighton views.

Alex Schiavo 0419 239 549

room round out things at the back of the

Price: $4.1 million-$4.4 million

Upstairs is given over to the main bedroom

Price: $3.5 million-$3.8 million

house. The kitchen has stone benches,

Expressions of interest: close 5pm,

and its en suite and walk-in wardrobe, plus

Expressions of interest: close

while the laundry features a second toilet.

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a sizeable retreat or study. There’s another

November 19

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2 South Road, Brighton

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