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A couple's shared passion for beautiful old wares is on display in their pared-back Tasmanian cottage. Tammy and Todd's Tasmanian cottage on the east shore of the Derwent River - 35 minutes' drive north-west of New Norfolk - is filled with beautiful pieces, as the couple are both collectors from way back.

A move to the Macedon Ranges proves a natural fit for a couple looking to return to their roots. They were looking for a Victorian cottage with character, and the pair already had an idea about how they'd like to style the interior: with vintage pieces, op-shop finds and items found at local markets.

Marge's Cottage is a perfectly idyllic Airbnb in Poowong, South Gippsland.

This former courthouse has been transformed into a light-filled home by mother and daughter duo Cathy and Kirstie Penton.

A young family is adding their own chapter to the rich history of this grand homestead in Southern NSW. A rich vein of Australian folklore runs through southern NSW's Binalong district and Mylora, a historic homestead in the area, features in many tales regaled by locals.

Country Style celebrates the diversity of modern country living. Brings to life the stories of inspirational people and places from around Australia - coast to coast. We visit amazing homes and gardens, travel through Australia\'s most vibrant regional centres and sample all the good things the country has to offer

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Renovating her family home and reinventing it as a classic white farmhouse in the Sunshine Coast hinterland was Maree Duncombe's way of recovering from the loss of her parents. "I knew renovating the house was going to be a lot of work but I wanted it to be so beautiful that I'd never want to leave," Maree explains.

Un cottage à la décoration couleur mer en Australie Sarah et Emma, deux soeurs habitant en Australie, ont rénové un cottage près de la mer appelé My Sister & The Sea, une bâtisse en bois construite dans les années 1950, transporté depuis la Suède. Sa décoration reprend les teintes de la mer toute proche, couleur de sable, de vagues et d'écume, elle allie le bois et le lin, la douceur et le rugueux dans un bel esprit maritime qui n'en fait pas trop. Vous rêvez d'une telle maison de vacances?…

Marnie Hawson