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The r.e.a.l store
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- 91 Bourke St, Woolloomooloo
- ABOUT
- Sustainable design and living
- HOT TIP
- Check out designer Sarah Parkes' macrame homeware pieces in store now
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Workshopped
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- Shop 2/8 Hill St, Surry Hills
- ABOUT
- Design retail concept space
- HOT TIP
- The REVOLUTION VASE: A crystal glass that rotates on its base while the inside wall stands vertical.
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Owl House
- WHERE
- 97 Crown St, Darlinghurst
- ABOUT
- Restaurant & bar
- HOT TIP
- Winner of 'Lucky Beer Best Bar with Food' (SMH Good Food Guide 2012)
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Amanda Garrett
- WHERE
- 14a Queen St, Woollahra.
- ABOUT
- A unique shopping experience
- HOT TIP
- If you havent yet, check out Amanda's SS2012 casual collection...its stunning.
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Twig Café
- WHERE
- 357 Cleveland St, Surry Hills
- ABOUT
- Garden café with sustainable produce
- HOT TIP
- Where possible, Twig cafe uses locally sourced produce from the Sydney basin. Reduced food miles, fresh produce, chemical free.
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Style Setter: Dion Lee
Dion creates structures that "link the environment and the body"
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Learn your way through this city's best shopping centres, award-winning restaurants and bars, luxury goods, museums and more.
Highlights: COTA, Vella Nero coffee couture and Ivy Bar .
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This lush and leafy village houses internationally-known Australian designer stores, artful antiques and galleries dotted along Queen Street.
Highlights: The Bay Tree, Axel Mano and Cambodia House.
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Known as the 'design hub' of Sydney, Surry Hills is home to many Australian designer brands in homewares, furniture, textile and contemporary jewellery, alongside quaint cafes and restaurants.
Highlights: Cloth, I Ran The Wrong Way, Collector Store and Vini.
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Darlinghurst has a lot more to offer than renowned Oxford Street. With new concept stores and high-end street-fashion boutiques constantly springing up, this happening Sydney village is worth a visit.
Highlights: Outre Gallery, Jason Moss and Carhartt.
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The towering blocks of 19th century apartments, trendy cafes and cool bars of Potts Point/Kings Cross will make you feel as though you stumbled upon a little patch of New York.
Highlights: Becker Minty, The Sardine Room, Fratelli Paradiso.
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Perched on a picturesque peninsula in Sydney's inner west, Balmain and Rozelle are home to a quirky mix of art galleries and flea markets, boutiques, cafes, restaurants and pubs.
Highlights: Adriano Zumbo, Hunt Leather Quintessential duckeggBLUE.
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An eclectic culture that's young and fresh, plus the oldfashioned romance of a three-course waterfront meal or fish and chips on the sand at sunset.
Highlights: Design Mosman, Quattro Formaggi, Pond Home.
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Bohemian by nature, but a modern pioneer in the diversity of its entertainment, design and food.
Highlights: Black Star Pastry, Mag Nation, Pretty Dog, Oscillate Wildly.
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A fresh, creative village of contemporary, retro & vintage furniture, boutique dining and art galleries.
Highlights: The Creative Group, 2 Danks Street, Quirk's Grocery, My Emporium.
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Noted for its quirky bohemian vibe, Glebe is a vibrant and charming fringe precinct with a strong café and restaurant culture.
Highlights: Gleebooks, Sonoma Glebe and Glebe Markets on Saturdays.
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Explore an exciting melting pot of cultures and cuisines in Sydney's vibrant Chinatown. Whether it's yum cha, dumplings, ramen, sweets or ancient herbal remedies, Chinatown and Haymarket is where traditional and contemporary South East Asian influences meet.
Highlights: Din Tai Fung, Menya Noodle Bar, Chat Thai and New China Restaurant.
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Bondi is not only one of the world's most famous beaches but also a creative, irreverent, fun and vibrant beachside community
Highlights: Brown Sugar, Tuchuzy and the infamous Bondi Markets on Sunday.