Parkerville Facelift This home had good bones but had dated and the owner wanted a change
Looking good but oldNeeding a faceliftStarting to look fresh and modernNo wall and a breakfast bar to create spaceAll New
Balcatta Transformation!
The Renovation in Balcatta was a great job for us because it showcased many of our skills. We loved doing this job and we were proud of the results.
Before PicturesBefore the Wall RemovalWalls and Ceilings Coming DownLaundry and Ensuite ConversionClosing Doorways and Making New OnesNew Walk-in WardrobeWooden Floors sanded and with Satin FinishNew EnsuiteAwesome Open Plan Lounge
Inspirational Clients in Greenwood
It takes courage to change, to remove walls, doorways, to redesign everything. To bring a vision to life is so rewarding!
BeforeDysfunctional roomPantry is off the passage.DemolitionRip it out So open!New Doorway to the OfficeTiles GoneSmooth slabNew Build BeginsStone is installedTiles are done.Step 1Room no longer a passagewayPantry in the kitchenAwesome Buffet!Vision created.
Ellenbrook Design Elements
New Kitchen with a pantry to die for.
Blank SlateGetting his head round the pantryThe puzzle fittedEasy AccessWell litUtility spaceBut wait there’s more!Can you see the sheenCooking areaKitchen buildFancy TapIt lights upHidden Power pointComing upReady to useBeautiful StoneFinished cooking areaUnder cupboard lightingFront onStill the best PantryStill moreDream complete
Bathroom Upgrade in Karrinyup.
During demo we found that there was no subfloor, just dirt. This is not common but it does happen in some older houses.
BeforeToilet very lowOld, it’s had a good lifeNo floorOriginal tiles cemented on nice wallpaper under the mirrorNew slabWall strippedClean slateDo not enterWaterproofingReady for tilingStone installed High toilet, clean linesNew VanityNice floor tilesFrameless shower screenNew Shower
Dining Room Conversion in Morley
What can you do if you don’t use the dining room? Convert it! Butlers pantry off the kitchen and built in entertainment unit in the lounge.
Dreaming of a Hamptons Kitchen in Noranda.
BeforeAll cupboardsBeforeMeasuring upHoarding to reduce dust transferworking on the puzzleButlers sinkPuzzle completedStone InstallStone detail on the butlers sinkTap to matchCoffee nook showing under bench lighting
Hamptons Dream comes together. Painted shaker style cabinets, farmhouse sink, predominately drawers with great storage and functionality, pendant lights all coming together with a refined elegance, and a sense of comfort, function, and livability.
Beautiful marble tiling
Bathroom upgrade in Innaloo. Second storey bathroom needs a bath and a new life.
Old vanityOld style showerWaterproofing is critical on a 2nd floor Back to Wall BathLarger shower spaceIt all fitsLooking Great, Upgrade Complete
Ensuite in High Wycombe gets the love it needs. As is often the case with an ensuite the space was tiny, making everything feel closed in. The end result was fresh, open and appealing with more room to move.
Past it’s use by daterestricted spaceLow benchSo close to the wallCeiling went tooAlmost at the blank slateCorner step as a foot restSurface bowl to add height to a low benchTiling almost finishedFrameless Glass creates more spacePlenty of roomRaised vanity shows a greater floor spaceEverything fits with room to moveBeautiful shower space.
Whole house refurbishment in Riverton. From a basic 3 x 1 to a 3 x 2 with built in robes, great laundry with lots of storage and a fabulous open plan kitchen and family room.
Typical 80’s kitchenFridge & pantry space totally blocks off family/dining areaOven in brick, such a waste of spaceKitchen viewWalls goneBlank slateCabinets & appliances inMain Bedroom wallMain Bedroom new wardrobesBedroom 2 & 3Bedroom 2 built in desk & wardrobeBedroom 2 built in desk & wardrobeBedroom 3 built in wardrobeStandard laundry troughNew laundry trough & storageLaundry StorageOld toiletNew ToiletOld main bathroomNew main bathroomOld walk in robe in MasterNow a new ensuite in MasterEnsuiteShower in ensuiteEnsuite vanity & toiletNew kitchenSparkling black stoneOpen plan kitchen
Kitchen Upgrade in Canning Vale Brick oven housing, pantry and high nib wall is to be removed. The ceilings throughout the house were starting to drop so were pinned back up. Although the new kitchen had the same footprint it is now open and inviting with the under cabinet lighting adding to the modern feel.
Just old & tiredHigh nib wall separating kitchen from family roomBrick oven housing & pantry gone! Ceilings fixed.more ceilingsCabinets going inStone installedNew pantry, appliance stack & fridge recessAlmost there, the flooring is in!The build is finishedShowcase the lighting
Bathrooms in Brigadoon These were probably the newest bathrooms we ever had to demolish. This was an owner built property and although they looked good our client was sick of dealing with the issues so decided to take the plunge and rip them both out.
Before BathroomBefore VanityBefore ShowerBefore Ensuite VanityBefore Ensuite StorageBefore EnsuiteBathroom clean slateFloor tiles inElegant Vanity, Basin & MirrorNew BathroomBeautiful BathSemi-frameless ShowerNew Ensuite Entrance – Barn DoorWaterproofing to ShowerLarge Format Tiles being Installed View to the WindowShower is inReflections in the Shower GlassNew ToiletToilet DoorBeautiful BasinLots of Storage & Still Elegant
Kallaroo Laundry, Bathroom & Toilet Modernization The clients wanted to update and modernize their wet areas in a way that would suit them as the aged. Features such as an over-height toilet and more space in the shower & bathroom. In laundries we usually put the washing machine taps in the cupboard under the sink but these clients always turn those taps off and wanted them left out for easy access. It’s the little things that make the difference for clients.
Old LaundryOh so popular tiles in the 70’sOld ToiletLarge Hob, Obscure GlassThose Tiles are coming back in & the Green VanityNew Laundry SinkFresh & CleanOpen & SpaciousNew ToiletNew Vanity, Extra Hanging for Bath MatLarger ShowerGreat Install. Mitred Tiles, Stone Edge & Shower ScreenFresh & Modern
Noranda Laundry Upgrade This Client needed more storage. She didn’t want to change the floor tiles which made changing the toilet difficult. New toilets have a smaller footprint that the older models. Here we were lucky because we managed to pull up some tiles from under the new cabinets and lay them under the toilet pan, looks like it was always there.
Space but No StorageLaundry TroughBench Space GaloreLots of StorageSmaller TroughNew Clean Lines Toilet
