SALIFE Magazine

When Bec Gosling first laid eyes on her Crafers home, she couldn’t see herself living there. But when the 1940s art deco home remained on the market and Bec and husband Chris returned for an inspection, she knew it was the one.

With experience renovating a character home, Bec says it wasn’t difficult to marry the old and the new when planning the expansive extension.

The home’s original art deco façade, which is still intact, features curves which she has carried through to the extension in the kitchen island, the steel framed wine cabinet and the feature wall that transitions from the kitchen, living and dining, around the corner into the hallway.

“One of the biggest considerations was definitely the connection to nature and the views of the outdoors,” she says.
“We wanted to feel amongst the trees and nature and have views from every angle out to green.”

Now that their oldest daughter has started school Bec and Chris are looking to move closer to family and the school community in the city.

Read the full feature article via the link in comments.

Words - Jade Woollacott
Agent - Noakes Nickolas.

You can take the girl out of Adelaide…

South Australian born and bred actress Teresa Palmer graces our June cover.
She chats to SALIFE about turning 40, why she’ll never feel done” with having kids and the reason Adelaide still feels like home.

One of the reasons being the smashed avo at Pickle in the Middle, Unley that is, in her words, "the best in the world."

Read the full feature in the June issue of SALIFEPick up your copy at newsagents, independent supermarkets, Coles, and selected Woolworths stores. See the link in bio to find your nearest stockist.