A 1970s-era home on North Stradbroke island is photographer, stylist and author Kara Rosenlund's happy place. It's here that she eased into a slower pace of life and began to find magic in life's everyday moments. "People like to keep Stradbroke Island a secret," she says. "It's a haven - for people and nature. Being here feels wild." Click the link in our bio to take a peek inside the home and discover why Kara fell in love with the A-frame weekender from the moment she first laid eyes on it. Photography: @kararosenlund
January 10, 2021
A 1970s-era home on North Stradbroke island is photographer, stylist and author Kara Rosenlund's happy place. It's here that she eased into a slower pace of life and began to find magic in life's everyday moments.
"People like to keep Stradbroke Island a secret," she says. "It's a haven - for people and nature. Being here feels wild."
Click the link in our bio to take a peek inside the home and discover why Kara fell in love with the A-frame weekender from the moment she first laid eyes on it.
Photography: @kararosenlund
"People like to keep Stradbroke Island a secret," she says. "It's a haven - for people and nature. Being here feels wild."
Click the link in our bio to take a peek inside the home and discover why Kara fell in love with the A-frame weekender from the moment she first laid eyes on it.
Photography: @kararosenlund
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