Read more about Daylesford
in the Melbourne City Guide.
Daylesford has long been known for its hot springs, fine dining and country way of life. However, the region is now making a name for itself in architecture and interior design.
The pandemic has increased the pace of a trend that was already underway before Covid - city dwellers relocating to the picturesque region seeking a tree-change. To service this growing market, a number of established, award-winning architects and interior designers are moving into the area to showcase their work to potential buyers. The result is an increase in contemporary, innovative design in the area which is increasing the reputation of the area.
Read the full article "How Daylesford became Victoria’s design capital" on Domain.
Daylesford's country way of life is drawing in city dwellers seeking a tree change. Image: Tony Ng / Shutterstock
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