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Over the Moon

With relaxed clients and architectural elements to bring to life, Mira Martinazzo and Aimee Howard of Mud Office have created a perfect working garden on this small suburban site. A few specific requests have been met with simple solutions that tie the zones together, giving the garden a coherent flow that will become more marked over time.

The addition to the house was designed by Melbourne-based

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