Category: Lifestyle
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Good Eats on Parade
Take it to the east side to discover some tantalising treats marching down The Parade The Parade has been a well-trodden hub of food for several decades. Myriad offerings make it the perfect melting pot from which foodies can sample. There’s fine dining at arkhé. Steadfast family favourites at Caffe Buongiorno. Takeaway matcha from Argo. Elevated brunch at 30 Acres. You name…
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Coco Republic Burnside Village hosts sculptor Peter Syndicas for SALA Festival
This August, the designer furniture destination opens its expansive showroom to host 20 impressive works from the Adelaide sculptor For anyone seeking designer furniture in Adelaide, most searches will inevitably lead them to Coco Republic’s showroom in Burnside Village. The expansive space showcases a curated selection of indoor and outdoor furniture, home décor, lighting and made-to-order fabrics. This August, it will also play host to a…
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The Winter Beauty Edit
The cold is settling in, and hibernation is beckoning. Whether you’re braving the elements or hunkering down at home, here are a few of our top picks for beauty and wellness to keep your skin—and your mind—happy and nourished in the winter months. Inner Glow If the winter blues have left your skin feeling a little dull…
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The Winter Homewares Edit
As the weather turns dark and dreary, a lot of us are transitioning into time spent largely indoors. Having a space that surrounds you in warmth—literally and aesthetically—is one way to combat the winter blues. Here’s what we’re coveting for our caves. Coco Republic In a season spent cosying up on couches, a plush throw takes things to the next level. This…
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Like a Local
London has officially been recognised as the world’s cultural capital. Here’s where the locals like to play Words by Zara Richards Do: Barbican Conservatory, Central London Perhaps one of the best kept secrets in London. The Barbican has long been loved by architecture-inclined individuals for setting the benchmark for what brutalist design can be, but did you know within…
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Art for Change
Take in two bold, contemporary exhibitions at Immersive Light and Art Founded in 2021, Immersive Light and Art organisation is aptly located in Light Square. The venue is partly a gallery, event space and restaurant, but wholly a space to immerse yourself in works by traditional and digital artists, performers and musicians. Behind the 150-year-old façade, two exciting new exhibitions invite visitors forth with twin calls to action and to question. …
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Live Like a Royal
On the doorstep of the parklands, discover liveable luxury at Kent Town’s Royal Apartments For over a decade, one of Kent Town’s most recognisable historic sites has sat vacant. The heritage-listed Royal Hotel, with its desirable city-fringe address, has been the object of previous proposals for residential redevelopment, but local developer Palumbo is ready to…
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The New Dining Address
Take a trip through Burnside Village’s new epicentre of dining experiences It’s an exciting time for Burnside Village. The premium destination for fashion and lifestyle has recently introduced their Village Dining precinct, a social and culinary hub on Level 1. The light-filled conservatory features a mix of internationally themed eateries, including 18 Street Hot Pot, Acai Affair, Bami, Superbutter and Kazumi Ramen. Furthering its…
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Return of the Ritual
This winter, high tea with Martindale Hall and The Merry Wolf inspires gentle ceremony and a shared slowing-down An Invitation to Gather The Clare Valley inspires a quiet contemplation. Never was this more apparent than in winter, when its rolling hills and wineries are limned in a gentle beauty. Frayed nerves are soothed; deceleration and reconnection follow. These are all symptoms of the ritual, the art of which Martindale Hall is working to bring…
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