Hecker Guthrie is one of Australia's most respected interior design studios. When a practice reaches this level, the communications challenge is not about building a profile from scratch. It is about managing, protecting and strategically extending a reputation that has taken decades to build.

Buying off the plan is one of the largest financial and emotional commitments a person can make. For Piccolo House, the challenge was not convincing buyers that the product was exceptional — the product spoke for itself. The challenge was giving prospective buyers the confidence to commit before they could see it. Max&You developed a resident testimonial film series to do exactly that.

In a media landscape where attention is earned not bought, the quality of your PR partner determines whether your brand gets covered or gets ignored. Max&You has spent over a decade building the relationships, the instincts and the track record to put the right stories in front of the right rooms — consistently and with purpose.

1.9 million views on a single reel. Consistent organic reach across formats that cost a fraction of a full production day. Proof that the most powerful content in a campaign is sometimes the simplest — if the strategy behind it is right.

18 Barry Street, Kew is Piccolo House's most refined project to date. A collection of light filled residences designed by Woods Bagot and Hecker Guthrie, set within one of Melbourne's most tightly held addresses. Max&You was engaged to bring the project to market — from brand identity through to every touchpoint a buyer encounters on the journey to purchase.

Founded in 1967, Australian Periodontal Group is one of Melbourne's most established specialist periodontal practices. Despite more than 50 years of clinical heritage and a reputation trusted by the dental profession, their digital presence did not reflect it. Max&You was brought in to change that.

Building a home is not traditionally associated with a younger audience. Carlisle Homes is changing that. We identified TikTok as a critical channel to reach a new generation of future home builders and built a presence with content adapted specifically for the platform, its format, and its audience.

The evening after the VIP product expo, the Behind the Curtain experience opened its doors to 150 guests from across the Australian architecture and design industry. The brief was clear: extend the experience, not reset it.

Artedomus wanted to launch a new product collection to their most important audience — architects, designers and trade specifiers — in a way that went beyond a standard showroom presentation. The brief was to create something that felt as considered and layered as the materials themselves.

Founded in the early 1970s, Piccolo House has spent five decades crafting some of Melbourne's most considered and enduring residences. The heritage was extraordinary. The brand presence was not keeping pace with it. Max&You was engaged to change that.

The Home Files did not exist until Max&You helped create it. The concept, the name, the structure, the voice — all of it built from scratch six years ago and managed continuously ever since. Today, it is one of Carlisle Homes' most valuable digital assets.

In a competitive home-building market, the decision to visit a display home is made long before a customer walks through the door. Carlisle Homes needed content that could do that work.

Carlisle Homes' Instagram is not a supporting channel. It is a primary brand platform — posted to every single day across the main feed, Reels and Stories, and built to work as hard as any paid media. Max&You has managed it as part of a content partnership that spans strategy, production and publishing.

The (Emerging) Designer Awards exist to celebrate and elevate Australia's most promising new design talent. For the 2025 edition, the goal was to ensure the awards not only recognised the exceptional creativity of finalists but also reinforced Artedomus' position as a central convener of Australian design culture.

A Geelong-based architectural design and project development studio, Projekt Evolve, has built a solid reputation across new homes, extensions, subdivisions and commercial developments. But in an increasingly competitive market, their identity wasn't keeping pace with the quality of their work or helping them stand out.

When Mobilia launched their Melbourne showroom, they wanted an evening that matched the calibre of the brand and the company they were keeping. With internationally acclaimed designer Patricia Urquiola as the guest of honour, the bar was set from the start. Max&You helped develop the event concept and managed every element of the night.

Max&You produced Knit Australia! In Use — a creative collaboration between Kvadrat and a curated group of Australia's leading furniture designers and manufacturers. Building on the global Knit! exhibition created a body of work that demonstrated the material's versatility, performance and aesthetic range.

Great product. Unclear story. Lohas had spent years growing organically — building an impressive range of sustainable ceramic building materials and earning genuine respect in the architecture and design community — but their brand hadn't kept pace.

Founded in Paris in 1908, La Cornue is one of the world's great culinary icons. Their handcrafted cooking appliances are sought after by professional chefs, design devotees and discerning homeowners across the globe. When La Cornue opened its first standalone Australian showroom in Sydney's Surry Hills, it asked Max&You to introduce the space and the brand to the people who matter most.

Kvadrat's Knit! was born out of a desire to inspire the use of knitted textiles in new and surprising ways — a large-scale global travelling exhibition that gave 28 designers, including Australians Adam Goodrum and Benja Harney, a stage to showcase their talent to an international audience. When the exhibition toured to Australia, Kvadrat called on Max&You to bring it to life across three cities.