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MARG. STUDIO MONTHLY UPDATES is your exclusive monthly dose of design inspiration.

Stay in the loop with thoughtful updates from MARG. Studio — project progress, behind-the-scenes moments, design tips, and the pieces inspiring us each month.

Each edition of our Monthly Memo offers a slower, more considered look at what’s happening in the studio. From new project milestones to our favourite materials and suppliers, it’s a curated blend of the details and stories that shape our work.

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– Project updates and sneak peeks.
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– Studio highlights and what we’re currently loving.

A gentle, design-led way to stay connected — no noise, just inspiration.

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Emily :)

MARG. Studio
Anson Street,
Orange, NSW, 2800,
Australia
+61 404 981 201 emily@marg.studio
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“Light, bright and airy” — one of the most common feelings people ask for in their homes. It’s easy to picture, but harder to get right. Too stark and it feels cold. Too minimal and it loses warmth. In this kitchen, that sen
“Light, bright and airy” — one of the most common feelings people ask for in their homes. It’s easy to picture, but harder to get right. Too stark and it feels cold. Too minimal and it loses warmth. In this kitchen, that sen
“Light, bright and airy” — one of the most common feelings people ask for in their homes. It’s easy to picture, but harder to get right. Too stark and it feels cold. Too minimal and it loses warmth. In this kitchen, that sen
“Light, bright and airy” — one of the most common feelings people ask for in their homes. It’s easy to picture, but harder to get right. Too stark and it feels cold. Too minimal and it loses warmth. In this kitchen, that sen

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