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“We had embarked on building a new house and the main issue we faced was that we were uncertain about how to achieve our vision. We had a good idea of what we wanted the end result to look like, but didn't really know how to get there. By working with Michelle, we were able to fine tune our vision, define our style and implement this across multiple rooms. The mood-boards that Michelle created for us were so useful when we were having to make choices on materials (tiles, benchtops, light fittings, furniture etc) as we were able to refer back to these and have confidence that our choices would compliment each other. The result was a cohesive space that represents our style and the look we wanted to achieve. All of our interactions with Michelle felt really easy and it was obvious how much time and effort she had put in to the work she delivered. I always felt like we were on the same page and we trusted her suggestions as we felt that she understood what we wanted to achieve. We now have a beautiful house to call home and we were able to achieve this without blowing our budget! The suggestions Michelle gave us ranged in price so we were always able to pick stylish pieces without cringing at the price tag. This meant we could invest our money in quality items and spend less in other areas, but the overall vision always remained the foundation.”

“I was amazed that with a few clever changes how MKG transformed my ‘safe’ colour scheme into something that looked plush and elegant. These minor changes made such a difference to the overall presentation and sales appeal of my house on the market at the time.”

“Chris and Claire were awesome to work with! They took a bunch of random, conceptual ideas and turned them into a really interesting and beautiful design. In addition to an excellent presentation, they also provided really good supporting detail, with lots of different ideas and ways to go with it. It was especially a pleasure to work with them! Looking forward to seeing where the design could go!”