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The Ambers at Port Stephens
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Set on a stunning five-acre property, The Ambers is a lavish family residence reimagined as a serene resort-style retreat.This exquisite estate is the latest creation from a passionate team known for transforming spaces into boutique holiday retreats, including well-loved destinations like Salt at Shoal Bay, Talm Beach House, and The Beach Abode in picturesque Port Stephens, New South Wales. Designed as the ultimate escape for families, weddings, and special gatherings, The Ambers offers a seamless blend of luxury and comfort. With space for up to 22 guests, it sets the perfect stage for unforgettable celebrations. Every detail has been carefully considered to craft a retreat where guests of all ages can unwind, connect, and create lasting memories.
Motel Molly
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With its sun-soaked pastel facade and curved pool rimmed with sage-and-white striped umbrellas, guests arriving at Motel Molly would be forgiven for thinking they’d been transported to Palm Springs or stepped into a Slim Aarons photograph.It’s a far cry from the property’s past life as a run-of-the-mill motel and holiday rental — and a welcome designer addition to Mollymook’s thriving hotel scene. Located just three hours from Sydney on the New South Wales South Coast, the newly reimagined 16-room hotel has all of the benefits of its laid-back seaside location with a distinct faraway feel. And that’s exactly what interior design and architecture firm Richards Stanisich set out to achieve. Zellige-clad sunken baths are reminiscent of Moroccan riads, powder blue longboards channel Malibu vibes and the pastel exterior evokes the sorbet-coloured coastline of Cinque Terre. Continue reading…
Windsor Herritage
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Property developer, urbanist and shopkeeper Linda Gregoriou cannot understand why you’d go for a Hamptons look if you don’t live in the Hamptons. Or why you’d have a formal parterre garden out the front of a simple worker’s cottage. She is obsessed with sense of place: with identifying and then respecting the unique set of qualities and characteristics that make a place what it is. It’s as if knowing where you are helps you know who you are. ‘What does it mean to be Australian? It’s a question I ask myself all the time,” said Gregoriou. And you can’t find the answer in chain stores that could be anywhere in the world.Growing up in the beachside Melbourne suburb of Brighton with a Cypriot-Greek father and an Anglo mother descended from the well-known West Australian Sharpe pastoral family, Gregoriou has always known being Australian could be many things.She was called a wog, even though her mother’s family had been in Australia since 1840. She looked like a Cypriot, but didn’t identify with a lot of the migrant families around her because her father had moved to Australia to attend Melbourne University.“I was kind of in no man’s land, not an Anglo-saxon or a migrant.”Read more….
