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The Edit: What we're loving at Domain Review this week

By
Emily Power
June 11, 2019
One of the new dishes at Mr. Miyagi: the spiced lamb rendang donut. Photo: Supplied
DINNER TIME \ Windsor’s Mr. Miyagi drops four new Japanese dishes – including an intriguing spiced lamb rendang donut, pictured – and two lush new cocktails.
Inside Suzie McIntosh's salon in Toorak Photo: Kyle Dobie

ARCH ANGEL \ Brow supremo Suzie McIntosh has reopened her beautiful salon in Toorak. McIntosh has taught some of the world’s best brow artists her face-framing finesse.

Adele coffee table Photo: Supplied

GLASS ACT \ The made-to-order Adele coffee table is made from Tasmanian oak dowels that give the appearance of floating, finished with a removable glass top.

Fenton and Fenton's Vintage rattan bar cart Photo: Supplied
HAPPY HOUR \ Fenton and Fenton’s Vintage Rattan Bar Cart is a boho update on a classic piece, which has recently come back in vogue. In black and natural.
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