Dance under the stars in the summer heat at this 1950s house-turned-club, or sit by a real log fire when the nights turn cold. Exploring the house and its quirky decor is all part of the experience, from the kitchen with its retro fridge and saucepan lids on the walls to the sofas and family portraits side-by-side with the DJ decks in the living room. The action is out the back, where media types and rich kids flit up and down the steps between two tree-covered courtyards, each with its own bar and dancefloor. DJs spin everything from electro rock and ‘80s disco to house. Members and VIPs even have their own exclusive ‘house next door’, Casa da Familia, which opened earlier this year and is open to all on Wednesday nights.