Georgia Madden is a renovation and lifestyle writer who has worked for leading homes magazines and renovating platforms in Australia, the UK and USA. In her work, she covers everything from property and sustainability to architecture and design trends. She has a Bachelor of Arts from Sydney University. Connect with Georgia Madden on LinkedIn.
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