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“We wanted to introduce a sense of honesty but also unexpected moments as well”
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n the southern Sydney beachside home of construction entrepreneur Troy Mayne, his Spanish-born wife Laura and their children Arianna, Mirella and Baylen, there’s subtle surprises around almost every curve. From the breezy sea-green stone and patinated brass kitchen where a generously stocked bar, softly illuminated like something out of a James Bond film, conceals behind custom walnut joinery to the upper storeys of the five-bedroom home with four bathrooms — each one hewn from a different shade of exquisite marble — the mood is one of a relaxed
