She’s here to hold space for rest, release, connection and grounding.
Welcome to Hedon House.
First and foremost, she’s a container. She’s here to hold you. In rest, in desire, in ritual, in vulnerability. She’s a living installation space for artful intimacies with self or with others. She’s for playing nice. She’s for playing dirty. She’s for catharsis. She’s for staring blankly. She’s for slowing time.
She’s for hedonism, in more ways than you might expect.
Curated to bring together the mundane and the profane, the space herself is a two-story terrace house in an inner Sydney suburb, comprised of a playspace, a bedroom, two lounges, balcony, full kitchen, indoor & outdoor bathing, caravan, and garden alive with fruit, herbs, vines (and if you’re lucky, the chirp of a little frog or gecko friend).
She reflects a unique approach to things like sex, BDSM, food, bodywork, nurturance, indulgence, and survival. Veins, vines, water, fire, steel, wood, circles, lines, leather, smoke, magic, heartbeats, lashes, breath. Overflow, tactile and sensuous. Every Thing in its Right Place. Virgo rising, Taurus moon. Organised for indulgence.
She is co-created by everyone whose energies and actions she holds and bears witness to. Design decisions have been made to invite your curiosity, and they are pervertible, open to interpretation. Your hacks are welcome, and we hope you’ll share some of them, along with words or images from your stay, when you leave.
HEDON HOUSE VALUES
Hedon House held us for what ever we wanted, and helped us find it too.
TANK & STELLA
Hedon House is the best place to recharge, replenish…and orgasm.
CHARLIE
A stylish oasis for exploring myself and others.
YVAN
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BOOKINGSAcknowledging Country
Hedon House sits on colonised Gadigal land, commonly known by settlers as Sydney. Sovereignty of this land was never ceded by Aboriginal people, and Hedon House acknowledges the traditional Eora custodians of the land on which she sits.
Her very existence is evidence of the ongoing struggle for rights to culture and country that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have endured for 250 years; this building is a colonial structure inside a colonial structure inside a colonial structure.
Hedon House acknowledges this ongoing injustice and pays her respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past, present, and emerging.
She invites First Nations people to visit at a discounted pay-what-you-can rate.
