With the good news that Australia's international borders are about to open to vaccinated people, Airbnb has recently partnered with BBC Studios to launch the same iconic listing in the Australian cartoon "Bluey", which has been popular around the world, inviting you to live in the "Heller Dog House". Lucky Bruy iron fans will have the opportunity to spend a fun weekend full of innocence in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Stay in the "Heller Dog House"
The world-famous Bruy is a 6-year-old blue Hele who lives with her mom Chilli, dad Bandit and sister Bingo. The cartoon has been released in more than 60 countries and is loved by parents and children alike for its high-quality story core, lively sense of humor, and resonant family scenes.
Susan Wheeldon, Airbnb's Regional Manager for Australia and New Zealand, said: "Like many parents with young children at home, I was fascinated by the Bruy family's adventure experience. Not only do they bring joy to people around the globe, but they also deliver classic Australian humor. ”
Located in one of Brisbane's most scenic neighbourhoods (inspired by the city, the cartoon's backdrop is also extremely colourful), the streets outside are lined with trees and are quiet. After careful decoration, the appearance of the Heller Dog House is perfectly reproduced here, and there are some small details derived from the cartoon waiting for fans to discover.
Madeleine Jelfs, Senior Marketing Manager for Bruy for the BBC Studios Australia and New Zealand region, said: "Heller Dog House is a unique presence. Fans are particularly fond of this iconic building, and we were amazed by the three seasons of the cartoon, which also featured many beautiful landscapes in Queensland. It's so exciting to bring our fans into the world of Bruy in such a clever and fun way. ”
The moment they step on the front lawn, the tenants officially enter Bruy's fantasy world: many familiar objects from cartoons, such as red letter boxes, bone-shaped chimneys and beautiful bay windows, are fully presented in the listing.
The interior of the house is designed to favour an active medieval aesthetic, using playful pop colours. Step into the girls' playroom, where iconic rainbow caps, kiwi carpets and piles of toys – including Bruy's beloved toys (squeaky and magical xylophone) – are a haven of creation and dress-up.
Bruy and Bingo's bedroom
Yes, both adults and children can live in the Home of the Heller. Kids can sleep in the bedrooms of Bruy and Bingo: two single beds, special stained glass windows, colourful hanging lights, cloud-shaped cushions, handmade watermelon carpets, and bingo's signature toy, The Company of The Flopi and Grey Dancers. The master bedroom of Bandet and Kili is not only spacious, but also has many greenery. In addition, there is a large bed, rattan furniture and neutral tone decoration for parents.
There is a green space in the backyard of the house where mom and dad and children can play some parent-child games such as horse riding and ballooning. There is also a barbecue grill, a children's trampoline, Grandma's car, custom-made mushroom seats and garden pixies. The fridge was packed with a variety of delicious snacks, including Pandet's "duck cake".
Rich experiential activities
Of course, that's not all, Airbnb has also arranged a series of ultra-restorative experiences for in-house guests.
• Visit Ludo's studio, the birthplace of Bruy
• Enjoy a Chinese takeaway meal in the lush backyard (don't forget the spring rolls.) ）
• Have a cooking contest with your family and decorate the famous "duck cake" of the Heller Dog House
• Based on Bob, a famous character from Bruy, the Rabbit-eared Possum (a local marsupial), he makes a cute Muppet and more.
*Bruy was created by Joe Brumm and the animated film was set in Brisbane, Australia. Produced by the multi-emmy award-winning Ludo Studios, the animated film premiered on ABC KIDS (Australia) and was co-commissioned by ABC Children and BBC Studios. The Australian Government provided production support for the project through Screen Australia, and the Queensland Government also provided post-production, digital and visual effects (PDV) expenditure reimbursement through Screen Queensland.
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