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Country Style is an Australian monthly magazine focused on rural living, home design and country lifestyle inspiration. First published in 1989, it celebrates life beyond the city through an engaging mix of beautifully presented homes, regional travel and stories from communities across Australia. The magazine is known for its warm and inviting style, featuring a range of country interiors, gardens and creative spaces that highlight craftsmanship, comfort and individuality. It also includes recipes, entertaining ideas and features on local producers, reflecting the strong connection between food and regional living. Travel content showcases scenic destinations, small towns and unique experiences throughout Australia, encouraging readers to explore the country’s diverse landscapes and communities. Interviews and profiles of artists, makers and rural entrepreneurs add personality and depth, creating a publication that feels both aspirational and grounded. Available on PressReader, Country Style magazine delivers inspiration for relaxed living, beautiful homes and the charm of the Australian countryside.
THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO FIND YOUR PLACE in the country, and as the dynamic people we feature in this issue remind us, a can-do, positive outlook can take you a very long way. You might spend five years waiting for the right farm to become yours or...
IT TAKES A CERTAIN ALCHEMY to weave design inspiration from far-flung foreign lands into pieces that speak powerfully of home. London interiors brand Andrew Martin has mastered that magical art. The company’s range, exclusive to Coco...
THIS STORY BEGINS WITH a bloke called Dollar Mick. A roaming stockman and saddler, he rode into Reginald Murray Williams’s camp in the Flinders Ranges in 1932. The 24-year-old Williams, who was scraping a living by sinking wells outside...
FOR MANY PEOPLE, it’s love at first sight when stepping across the threshold of their future home. For Alexandra Orchardgibb, it happened on the driveway of a farm in Ashwell, Queensland, as she gazed up at two century-old Moreton Bay figs....
