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One room, or
the whole home.

Is the kitchen awkward to use, the bathroom due for an update, or do floors, carpet and walls need attention too? Explore Mel One's Sydney interior renovation services, then talk with Felix about your home.

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Bright contemporary kitchen

01—06 / THE WORK

Renovation services

See the work involved in each space and which jobs make sense to plan together.

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Whole-home renovation

If the kitchen, bathroom and other rooms all need work, it helps to plan layout, floors, lighting and storage together.

  • Kitchen, bathroom & other rooms
  • Floors, walls & ceilings
  • Storage & circulation
  • Materials & sequencing

Separate essential work from work that can wait

List the rooms that must change and those you can update later. If kitchens, bathrooms, floors and walls all need work, share a plan, photos and your living arrangements so the sequence can be discussed.

For homes where several spaces need updating.

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Connected living spaces and flooring
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Kitchen renovation

Plan cabinets, benchtops, splashback tiles, sinks, appliances and lighting around the way your family uses the kitchen.

  • Cabinets, doors & benchtops
  • Splashback tiles & sink
  • Appliance & lighting positions
  • Services & wall checks

Check whether a targeted replacement is enough

One damaged cabinet door or appliance may only need local work. If the cabinetry, benches, tiles and layout no longer work, plan the kitchen as a whole. Wide photos and appliance dimensions help start the discussion.

Walls and changes to gas, plumbing or electrics need site checks and the relevant qualified trades.

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Timber kitchen cabinets, vertical splashback tiles and sink
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Bathroom & laundry renovations

Plan showers, vanities, bathroom floors, tiles and laundry space together. Leaks, a soft floor or old waterproofing need checking before finishes are chosen.

  • Shower & vanity
  • Bathroom floor, waterproofing & tiles
  • Laundry layout
  • Ventilation & strata checks

Find the cause of leaks or a soft floor

Loose tiles, a sinking floor or persistent moisture near a vanity need more than a surface fix. Check the substrate, waterproofing, drainage and property rules before choosing a repair or a wet-area rebuild.

Waterproofing, drainage and strata requirements depend on the home and the work.

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Stone-look bathroom tiles, shower and timber vanity
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Layout, joinery & storage

If a room is hard to use or short on storage, look at how doors, walls and cabinetry could work better.

  • Room use
  • Fitted cabinetry & storage
  • Interior doors & hardware
  • Wall checks

Start with the daily problem

Note which door, cabinet or walkway causes trouble, then share photos and a plan. Check structure and services before removing walls or moving doorways.

Structural changes need specialist assessment.

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Fitted hallway storage cabinetry
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Flooring, carpet & tiling

Check whether timber can be repaired or whether floors, carpet or tiles need replacing. Measure thresholds, skirting and floor levels where rooms meet.

  • Timber repair or replacement
  • Carpet replacement
  • Interior tiling
  • Thresholds & skirting

Measure floors and doorways first

Damaged timber may be repairable. For flooring or carpet across several rooms, share wide and close-up photos, including thresholds, and note the existing floor levels.

Wet areas and apartments may need waterproofing, acoustic and strata checks.

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Timber flooring during residential repair work
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Walls, ceilings & painting

From cracks and bubbling walls to damaged ceilings, cornices, skirting and repainting, understand the surface before choosing a repair or room-wide update.

  • Crack & wall repairs
  • Ceilings & cornices
  • Interior painting
  • Skirting & joins

Trace stains before repainting

Bubbling walls, cracks or ceiling stains may point to moisture or another cause. Check that first, then decide the extent of repairs, cornice replacement and repainting so the problem does not return straight away.

Find the source of stains or bubbling before painting over them.

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Freshly painted light wall and handrail beside an interior stair

HOME PHOTOS & DESIGN REFERENCES

Show the details, then discuss the work.

Site photos show existing spaces or visible problems. Design references help discuss options; they are not completed-project photos from the same home.

Kitchen

Start with the kitchen you have.

The photos show the cabinets, splashback, rangehood and benchtop positions. The design reference shows one possible finish; an on-site review determines what can stay and which services need work.

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Existing kitchen cabinets, fridge space and tiles
Cabinets and layout
Existing kitchen rangehood, cooker and colourful splashback
Splashback and appliances
Light cabinet and tile design reference based on the existing kitchen photo
Renovation design reference

Bathroom

Look at walls, tiles and fixtures together.

These photos show the shower, ventilation, vanity and the meeting point between the walls and existing tiles. A layout change or wet-area rebuild also requires checks beneath the visible finishes.

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Blue-tiled bathroom shower, doorway and ceiling
Shower and doorway
Blue-tiled bathroom bath, shower fitting and toilet
Bath and fixtures
Bathroom wall meeting existing blue tiles beside a vanity
Wall and existing tiles

Interior painting

Consider the rooms around a wall.

These photos show how walls meet windows, skirting, doors and timber floors. Before repainting, check cracks, bubbling and the underlying surface as well as the colour.

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Light living room walls, windows and timber flooring
Windows, walls and floor
Light living room walls, interior door and timber flooring
Wall and interior door

Ceilings

Trace stains and peeling to their source.

The site photos show different ceiling problems. The repair references illustrate a possible surface finish, while the moisture source and substrate still need checking.

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Peeling ceiling surface and cracks in a room
Peeling ceiling
Possible repaired ceiling finish based on the peeling ceiling photo
Repair design reference
Dark spotting on a ceiling around a light fitting
Dark spotting
Water marks and patching on a residential utility-room ceiling
Another stained ceiling
Possible repaired utility-room ceiling finish based on the stain photo
Repair design reference

INTERIOR FLOORING

Look at how floors meet the rooms around them.

These interior photos show carpet beside a wardrobe, balcony doors, a bedroom and a kitchen. The joins matter when discussing a floor update.

Brown carpet meeting a mirrored wardrobe and drawers
Wardrobe & carpet
Brown carpet in a living room beside balcony doors
Living room & balcony
Brown carpet in a bedroom beside a full-height window
Bedroom floor
Brown carpet beside a kitchen and balcony doors
Beside the kitchen

THE WHOLE PICTURE

Even one room affects the rooms around it.

A kitchen meets the dining area and its flooring. A bathroom depends on the plumbing, ventilation and waterproofing already there. Talking about related work together makes budgets and timing easier to plan.

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BEFORE A QUOTE

Have these details ready when you get in touch

  • Property type, plan or current photos
  • The three daily problems to solve
  • Essential work and work that can wait
  • Preferred timing and an investment range

TALK ABOUT YOUR HOME

Thinking about renovating?

Tell Felix your suburb and the rooms you want to change. Photos or a floor plan can help show what you mean.

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