F3 Studio

Architecture
Architecture, F3 Studio, Home, Kitchen, Love the Pen, Melbourne, Mornington Peninsula, Peninsula, Property, Real Estate
Whether you’re dreaming of a cozy renovation, planning a new build, or envisioning a multi-generational space designed to evolve with your family, F3 Studio is your partner in creating a home that truly reflects your life and values. Take a moment to explore their folio, then say hi - perhaps grab a coffee - and take the first step towards designing a home you’ll love for years to come.

South Beach Project

Food & Drink
Beach, Cafe, Children, Coffee, Eat, Events, Family, Food, Kitchen, Local, Love the Pen, Mornington Peninsula, Restaurant, South Beach Project, Swim, Village, Volpino, Walk, Weddings, Weekend, Wine
Going out for a brunch of avocado on toast and a perfectly brewed flat white is a weekend ritual for many down Mt Martha way but the eclectic menu also includes dishes such as Fried Noodle Omelette, Mexican Grain Salad, Cauliflower Cous Cous & Korean Fried Chicken Burgers. As a region, we are spoiled for choice when it comes to exceptional cafes and South Beach Project fits neatly into this bracket.

Quiet Beachside in Pt Leo

Beautiful Homes
Beach, Garden, Home, Love the Pen, Mornington Peninsula, Point Leo, Property, Real Estate, Retreat, Victoria
Totally relaxed, unhurried and stress-free, embrace quiet coastal living with this light-filled home just an easy walk from the beach, surf lifesaving club, boat club and general store. Set on 1 acre of lush rolling lawns and landscaped gardens that regularly play host to the local koalas, this is the ultimate sea change with the sounds of the waves in the background.

Wild Man comes to McClelland

Latest Scoops
Art, Exhibition, Love the Pen, McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Weekend, Wild Man
Ron Mueck's hyperreal sculptures replicate the human figure in minute detail, with a haunting accuracy designed to challenges the viewer’s perception of reality. Despite their apparent truthfulness to life, Mueck’s figures are not life-size, rather their gargantuan or miniature dimensions accentuate an ambiguous relationship between expectations, visual perception and accepted truths. Theyare imbued with psychological traits, such as vulnerability or physical exhaustion, to elicit empathy between the viewer and the subject.