Rattan armchairs around long dining table with glass top, surfboard and picture with sea motif in background

Image ID:	11968314
License type:	Rights Managed
Photographer:	© living4media / Are Media / Are Media

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Location:	Mornington Peninsula, AU

Print size:	approx. 28.9 × 43.35 cm at 300 dpi ideal for prints up to DIN A4

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Fifties' Vibes

11968306 | © living4media / Are Media / Are Media | 17 images

Holiday home on the Mornington Peninsula, Australia

This casual holiday home is perfect for enjoying weekend getaways and holidays spent barefoot on the sand. The new owners renovated their sea-side idyll but kept the 1950s vibes that were to them, the main attraction of the house they call their beach shack.

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