Whole-home renovation gallery

A clearer flow through the whole home.

Six whole-home transformation studies showing how layout, light, storage and material choices can work together across different Sydney home types.

Before-and-after concept for a Federation living and dining area, changing dark carpeted rooms into a lighter connected home with restored timber floors — Federation rooms reconnected before and after

Federation rooms reconnected

A widened opening, restored boards and quieter joinery reconnect the main rooms while keeping the cornices, fireplace and sense of history intact.

Restored boards
Oak joinery
Heritage detail

Before-and-after concept for a narrow terrace ground floor, opening a dark corridor into a bright connected kitchen, living area and courtyard — Terrace ground floor opened before and after

Terrace ground floor opened

One clear sightline, integrated storage and borrowed garden light make a narrow plan feel generous from the moment you enter.

Clear sightline
Built-in storage
Courtyard light

Before-and-after concept for a 1960s bungalow, changing dark timber panelling and carpet into an open walnut and polished-concrete living space — Mid-century bungalow renewed before and after

Mid-century bungalow renewed

Selective brick, walnut and concrete retain the home’s grounded mid-century quality while creating a far stronger relationship with the garden.

Walnut joinery
Polished concrete
Garden glazing

Before-and-after concept for a coastal cottage living room, replacing yellow walls, dark carpet and pine furniture with light oak and warm white finishes — Coastal cottage reset before and after

Coastal cottage reset

A lighter shell, built-in window seat and simple natural materials make everyday living easier without stripping away the cottage’s relaxed character.

Warm lining boards
Window seat
Light oak

Before-and-after concept for an Art Deco apartment lounge, replacing worn carpet and freestanding storage with parquet and fluted joinery — Art Deco apartment restored before and after

Art Deco apartment restored

Restored plasterwork, parquet and fluted joinery make the original architecture legible again while adding the storage modern living needs.

Oak parquet
Fluted joinery
Restored plasterwork

Before-and-after concept for a 1980s split-level entry, replacing dark timber and terracotta with oak, pale stone and integrated storage — Split-level arrival before and after

Split-level arrival

A brighter stair, slimmer balustrade and useful entry storage turn an awkward threshold into the organising centre of the home.

Oak stair
Pale stone
Entry storage

Your whole home, considered

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