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Looking for the perfect abode, Sharon and Mark’s checklist included a home by the sea that they could renovate. Ticking all their boxes, this beachside apartment with a sixties twist was the answer for this young couple.

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Step into this marvellous home and count to 10. Chances are, this is the longest anyone has spent inside the Roubiceks’ house without succumbing to the desire to run outside and explore the incredible outdoor area; the gorgeous view over Sydney’s Pittwater is the undisputed star of this abode.

Anita jokes that “everyone calls us the local church because of the candles. It’s something I really like; rather than a lot of overhead light I prefer natural and mood lighting, which explains the lamps and candles.”

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A home with relaxed, easy living in mind was the design brief for this busy family’s new house. Luckily, all their ideas became a reality and their stunning home in Sydney’s Mosman boasts expansive water views, plenty of room to move and some cool design features.

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A professional background in construction and interior design gave this innovative young couple the inside edge when they renovated a 1930s home in Sydney’s Bondi Beach.

The move from a modern, one-bedroom inner-city apartment to a three-bedroom Federation home in the Eastern Suburbs was certainly a big transition and a complete lifestyle change for Sergio and Jacqui. However, both of them say they were drawn to this property from the start.

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After moving thousands of miles from the Whitsundays in Queensland to Bathurst in Central New South Wales, this ocean-loving couple have the best of both worlds in their resort-style home.

Clare and Steven Fields have bought 25 houses in 30 years, so they know a thing or two about what makes a great home. Their latest epitomises minimalist chic with ample storage and a fresh, light colour scheme to make the most of the northern light.

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Close to the city but away from it all, treetop living was the answer for this busy family. Looking for a home that was peaceful and central, Michael and his wife Angela were drawn to this secluded property, perched high on a rocky escarpment, for its light and bright living spaces. “Living here is like living on the Central Coast, but I’m literally 15 minutes from work,” Michael says of his home on Sydney’s North Shore.

CONTEMPORARY STYLE

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Home, family, business and personal passions beautifully combine in this stunning Sydney residence. As the owner and founder of popular online boutique Coco Ribbon, Alison Barton Chow’s fashion-forward style and love of beautiful things is clearly evident in both her work and home. Sharing the three-bedroom house with her husband Paul, baby daughter Gala Rose and German shepherd puppy Bear, Alison and Paul have worked hard to create this stunning space.

LOCATION, LOCATION

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If you’re looking for a holiday in paradise, you can’t go past the glittering waters and stylish lifestyle of South Africa’s coastal city, Capetown. Achim and Shubha Wambach fell in love with the popular tourist destination on their first visit in 2001, and now welcome international visitors to their beautiful holiday house, Aquatic Villa. Danielle Hanrahan talks to them about their enviable home away from home.

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When Nicole and Peter designed and built their ultimate family home in the semi-rural Hills district of Sydney, they created a space that suited all the needs of their growing family, with a bit of glamour and an amazing view thrown in.

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Domenico Lopresti, the co-founder of gelato chain Gelatissimo, opens the door to his waterfront sanctuary in Sydney, which boasts expansive view over the sparkling harbour.

It’s little wonder that this home in Sydney’s Darling Island pops with colour and has a summery freshness to it. Its owner is gelato king Domenico Lopresti – the co-founder of Gelatissimo, the gelato chain he started with his brother Marco. The duo’s Italian gelato-making heritage dates back four generations and continues to grow in popularity as each year passes.

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