Australian House & Garden

Mikayla Rose

“I consider it an honour that people trust us with such a significant emotional and financial investment – for many, a large-scale renovation is a once-in-a-lifetime thing.”

It was a 4-kilometre walk to and from school everyday. We had no option other than to entertain ourselves, so that forced us to be creative. We would explore the bush and build cubbyhouses, or even just make a clearing to set up ‘house’. The joy for me was the planning and setting things up, getting

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