About this space

Set among the vineyards of Red Hill on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, Polperro Farmhouse is a design-led country retreat where mid-century Australian nostalgia meets modern-day luxury. Surrounded by established European gardens, a pine forest backdrop, and glimpses of the ocean, this three-bedroom farmhouse has been exquisitely reimagined in collaboration with Hecker Guthrie to celebrate the spirit of the 1950s holiday home—layered, familiar, and endlessly shootable.

Inside, the home unfolds as a series of spaces, each with its own quiet rhythm. Natural textures, sun-soaked tones, and hand-picked furnishings create the sense that everything here has been collected and loved over time. With light pouring into living zones and gentle shadows wrapping around curated vignettes, the farmhouse provides rich visual opportunities for editorial, fashion, interiors, and lifestyle productions.

The interior design channels a unique fusion of beachside ease and countryside charm—woven together with era-specific touches that feel both nostalgic and current. From weathered timber and vintage ceramics to crisp white space and mid-century accents, every corner is quietly cinematic. The home feels lived-in but elevated, as though each piece has a story.

Outdoors, the property extends into a working vineyard with established landscaping and distant ocean views. The mystical pine forest adds depth and drama to exterior shots, while multiple outdoor living spaces encourage a natural flow between indoor intimacy and alfresco openness. Whether you’re styling a winter scene around the fireplace or capturing sun-drenched moments in the garden, this shoot location offers year-round versatility.

With a layout designed around comfort, connection, and calm, Polperro Farmhouse is a creative’s dream—inviting you to capture quiet luxury in a setting that’s both grounded and aspirational. From branded content and lookbooks to film productions and magazine features, this is a space that elevates without ever needing to shout.