SYDNEY · WHOLE-HOME RENOVATIONS
Kitchens, bathrooms and living areas
planned together.
If several rooms need work, Mel One can discuss the kitchen, bathrooms, living areas, storage and floors as one renovation. The home's condition, your budget and any specialist checks shape what can be done.
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WHAT'S INVOLVED
What does a whole-home renovation involve?
- Which parts of the layout should stay, and what needs to change?
- How should kitchens, bathrooms, laundries and living areas connect?
- Which structural, electrical, plumbing and waterproofing conditions need checking?
- How will materials, storage, lighting and budget be balanced?
KITCHEN & BATHROOM
Kitchens and bathrooms need to work with the rooms around them.
THE FINISHING DETAILS
The details between rooms matter too.
Bathroom tiles, the join between flooring and cabinetry, and the walls beside a stair are parts of a renovation you see and use every day.
LIVING AT HOME
Think about daily life before choosing finishes.
Talk through how you use the home and where it gets in the way. Colours and materials can follow; the layout needs to work for everyday life.
WHEN IT MAKES SENSE
When might a whole-home renovation make sense?
- Rooms have been updated separately and the home no longer feels connected.
- Family needs have changed and the current circulation, storage or room allocation no longer fits.
- Several rooms need work, so budget and construction order can be planned together.
Structural, approval, strata, services and waterproofing requirements must be checked for the individual property by appropriately qualified professionals.
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.