Jackalope Hotel Mornington Peninsula by Carr

Luxury used to mean the consumption of precious objects and items. Then it became the consumption of exclusive services. Now, it’s all about “transformative experiences” – this is luxury 3.0. And Carr is pioneering this outrageous new archetype with one of 2017’s most Instagrammed projects.

BY Indesignlive

December 15th, 2017

Tags: Carr, Crate & Barrel, CULT, Harry Evans & Sons, Hospitality, issue 71, jackalope, Living Edge, Luke Furniture, Phase Design, Space Furniture, Zuster

Architect & Interior Designer
Carr

Photography
Sharyn Cairns

Project Manager
Medley Property Group

Builder
VCON

Structural Engineer
Wood & Grieve Engineers

Landscape Designer
Taylor & Cullity Lethlean

Branding Consultant
Fabio Ongarato Design

Light Designer
Jan Flook Lighting

Restaurant & F&B Consultant
Pascale Gomes-McNabb Design

Exclusive Furniture
Zuster

Hotel Amenities
Hunter Lab

Building Surveyor
Gardner Group

Pool Consultant
Aloha

Spa Consultant
Spa Sessions

Furniture
Living Edge – ‘Tembo’ barstools, ‘Salute’ side table, La Chance
Cult – ‘Hay – Revolver’ stool, ‘Cassina – Cicognino’ side table
Harry Evans & Sons – Custom pool table
Space Furniture – Edra ‘Leather Works’ feature armchair, Moooi chair extension
Phase Design – ‘Brides Veil’ armchair
Crate & Barrel – Hasegawa ‘Lucano’ step ladder
Luke Furniture – ‘Autoban’ nest chair
Zuster – ‘Sabrina’ stools and leather sofas, glass bar table, ‘Tribute’ coffee and lamp tables, ‘Husk’ chairs and bar stools, ‘Stick Insect’ table and restaurant tables, ‘New Embellish’ round and trestle dining tables, custom ‘Scalloped Unit’ buffet, banquette seating, custom stone top table, custom screens, ‘Halo Cabinet’ storage, ‘Willow Creek’ collapsible table, ‘Praying Mantis’ side table and bedside tables, vinyl armchair, ‘Pyramid’ coffee table, ‘Jade’ ottoman, tub style armchair, new design dressing stool, ‘Square Timber’ armchair, sheepskin armchair, guest room coffee tables, custom ‘Duyfken’ console sofa table, custom ottomans, cafe tables, pool tables.

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