CELEBRATING 50 ISSUES … SPRING 2024 ISSUE OUT NOW!
Fleurieu Living Magazine is a glossy lifestyle publication that showcases the best of the Fleurieu Peninsula, including Kangaroo Island. It aims to seek out the most interesting people and places, and to highlight top-quality produce. It aims to inform through intelligent writing, and to inspire through beautiful photography. And our SPRING issue is on sale now.
Fleurieu Living Magazine is widely available throughout metropolitan Adelaide and the Fleurieu region in newsagents, wineries, restaurants, cafes and B&Bs. It is also available in Qantas Club Lounges across Australia! You can subscribe by using our online subscription service. You can now also purchase a digital subscription if you’d rather read each issue on your smartphone or tablet.
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COVER FEATURESpring heralds new beginnings in the Fleurieu region, and this season presents a rare opportunity to own a local gem – McCarthy’s Orchard is on the market. This iconic farm, cellar door and function room, nestled in the heart of McLaren Flat, is ready for a fresh chapter under new ownership, continuing its celebrated legacy. Spanning 28 acres of pristine farmland, McCarthy’s Orchard offers not only breathtaking views but also a thriving business, a charming farm-style home, and the coveted hands-on lifestyle that so many dream of.
HOME FEATURESetting off on their epic worldwide adventure after marrying in 2015, Tom and Crystal Wilson could not have anticipated the profound impact that travels would have on their lives. With only a passing interest in sustainability, the couple became inspired by the possibility of reducing their environmental impact, seeking out alternative eco-accommodation and adopting a vegetarian lifestyle. But it wasn’t until they decided to attend a permaculture course in Guatemala that they truly solidified their commitment to living in a more environmentally responsible way.
VENUE FEATUREThe Rose Seidler House, designed by architect Harry Seidler for his parents, is one of the most iconic mid-century houses in Australia. When they found themselves in Sydney for an industry awards event a few years back, Ellen and Nathan Wundersitz, together with some of their team from SpaceCraft Joinery, took the chance to tour the house. In the afterglow of that experience, a humble 1970-built house popped up for sale in McLaren Flat. With its raked roofline, stone facade and abundant natural light, the house offered the chance to preserve and enhance a little piece of modernist design on Ingoldby Road.
FASHION FEATUREWhether you’re planning a day trip or a weekend escape, McLaren Vale promises a taste of the sweet life. Shot on location at Vigna Bottin and Dandelion’s Wonder Room, model Heston showcases clothing and accessories from Gypsy Life in Moana, Gorgeous Soles in McLaren Vale, Mist at Port Elliot, Ciclo in Strathalbyn and Miss Gladys on Sea in Aldinga.
ARTIST FEATURELibby Tozer believes we all have a story. Some of us just need help connecting with it. As a storyteller, Libby takes to the ocean to help people tell theirs through naturebased, self-acceptance photography. It’s a winter Sunday morning at Carrickalinga Beach and all is quiet, save for the crash of waves against silky sand. Spring is on the horizon, but the salty mass has bite. Photographer, writer and artist Libby Tozer pulls on her swimsuit, checks her underwater camera kit and smiles in my direction. The long, silky dress I’m wearing bellows around my ankles, whipping the sand into a frenzy – a navy frock chosen moments earlier from a bag of op-shop finds Libby has with her. ‘Ready? Let’s go,’ she says.
ARTIST FEATUREPicture this: you sit down with the task of painting a self portrait. If you’re anything like me, this might result in a disproportionate blob, but you have no choice but to laugh it off. Now, consider painting your inner world – the core strengths that help you celebrate life’s highs and endure its lows. Imagine the impact of bringing those strengths to life with mesmerising visual depth. That’s exactly what young, local talent Stella Wright achieves at the easel. At just 22, Stella is the humble powerhouse behind StellaRubi Art.