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Purple Reign: The jacarandas are blooming!
Plus a thoughtfully-updated 1890s Freo cottage you can see at Open House.
If there was ever a sign we’ve been at this game for too long, it’s recognising that the short little run of warm days we had last week meant it was officially the beginning of the short-but-purply-sweet jacaranda season.
Commiserations to all who have to clean ‘em up in the coming weeks.
Troy Mutton, Editor-In-Chief, Perth is OK!
HOMES
When you have a house that so thoroughly embodies the architectural style of an area, how do you thoughtfully update it for a new era? Designed by architects and homeowners Kate Moore and Gian Tonnosi, Burt Street House does so delightfully well.
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EXPLORE
While the purple people pleasers pop up all over the city, there are a few little hotspots where you can rub elbows with influencers and wannabe photographers to add a few splashes of purple to your feed - just please be respectful of the people who live in the neighbourhoods you’re visiting!