SUMMER 2024-5 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 SUMMER issue is on sale now.
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COVER FEATURELong warm nights ahead have us thinking about outdoor entertaining. Celebrating the year that was with the people we love. The Fleurieu Peninsula is home to an abundance of local producers, artisans, foodies, distillers and winemakers to help us make the summer nights’ magic happen. We gathered a stellar bunch for this dreamy collaboration, a tribute to the hardworking talent that endlessly strives to create community and build a culture that buys local. Every artisan involved in this shoot has a world-class offering to bring to the table. We invite you to think about how local you can make your next dinner party to celebrate our region’s choice produce and the people who bring it to you.
HOME FEATUREThere’s no getting around the fact that Daneile and her co-founder Kiyana Khalili formed Kairos in the wake of difficult circumstances. The two had met working for McLaren Vale architect Anatoly Patrick, who passed away unexpectedly in 2022. Recognising their complementary skills and working styles, Kiyana and Daneile decided to build a new business together while also respectfully continuing on with some of the unfinished projects they had worked on with Anatoly. One such project was a new build at an historic property just outside of Yankalilla known as The Olives, owned by Wendy and Mark Day.
DESTINATION FEATUREThe simple joy of a bicycle ride needn’t be suffocated by shiny lycra and steep hills. From the hills to the coast – and with the optional (or arguably essential) help of a power-assisted bike – a day spent riding through the region has something for everyone. Explore scenic cycling routes through diverse landscapes, from coastal views to rolling hills. The newly completed South Road Trail offers a smooth, safe path, while the Aldinga to Willunga Trail provides an exciting connection between townships. There’s also an illustrated pull-out map highlighting all of the paths in the region.
HOME FEATUREIf the walls of your home could talk, they would ask to breathe. Homes are a haven, a safe space to retire after a day out in the world, so it makes perfect sense that they are as healthy as we want their inhabitants to be. That’s why earth-loving Chiton locals Craig and Rhiannon Loukes built a naturally intelligent hemp home that breathes with their family and enriches their wellbeing. ‘The unique feel of the house is difficult to describe, but the walls are soft and the space wraps you in a calm and peaceful energy,’ Rhiannon says. Stepping into the home certainly feels like a warm hug. Everything feels open and airy, so I am surprised to look around and see the doors and windows are closed.
ACCOMMODATION FEATUREIf you‘ve had the opportunity to drive around the back roads of the McLaren Vale region recently you may have noticed three new buildings perched atop one of Mollydooker Wines’ vineyards, just off of Seaview Road. The three retreats are the vision of Holly Marquis and a dream team of designers and makers. Concept is at the pinnacle of the creation of these off-grid accommodations, each designed around a unique palette of clay, slate and stone. These earthy materials create a serene atmosphere but more deeply celebrate the geology of the rare earth they sit on and indeed Holly’s affinity with McLaren Vale as home.
GARDEN FEATUREJust the other week, Amelia Whyte took her two small daughters on a butterfly hunt along their driveaway. Scores of butterflies were drawn to the clusters of tiny purple pea-shaped blooms adorning the Hardenbergia that climbs along the Whytes’ fenceline. ‘That was one of those moments for me,’ says Amelia. ‘I was like, ‘this is it.’ The Whytes’ garden is full of these small, meaningful moments. And while they feel entirely unstudied and spontaneous, they’re no accident. Amelia’s husband, Josiah, is the landscape designer behind Viridia Design.