A gentle passage through Andalucia is measured by its signature flamenco dancers, fino sherry and all the fun of the feria.

Wayne and Marie Stewart first bought their patch of rural paradise in 1980 in Peachester, overlooking Queensland’s Sunshine Coast.

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In Garden Gnomes Australia, hundreds of pointy-tipped hats, white whiskers and grins emerge from the undergrowth.

Third-generation sheep farmers John and Sally-Ann Cottle live in spectacular surrounds in the Monaro High Country.

Serial renovators Elizabeth and Patrick Brennan have found a wonderful new focus for their creative energies in a historic homestead in Sydney’s south-west

Michelle Simons has traded her city existence for a cowgirl cocky’s life on a farm in the middle of a volcanic caldera in northern NSW

Luscious pears are one of the cooler months’ culinary delights.

The owners of Western Australia’s Wooleen Station have taken a new direction in a bid to make their property sustainable.

The natural world provides inspiration to Sunshine Coast designer Lisa Day, to create jewellery and homewares with a rustic aesthetic feel.

We should do it every day, but in case it’s been a while, show your nearest and dearest how much you care for them.

For Leiset Kemink moving from Belgium to the heart of the UK countryside has meant a simpler pace of life, which is reflected in the style and decoration of her home.

Country roots run deep for the Wiese family, who have lived and farmed in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt for four generations.

Taking the plunge into farming chestnuts was a giant step for former Canberra academics John and Heather Kane.

Moving to Brisbane’s outer suburbs was the logical step to accommodate Sally Carson’s expanding family and home business.