A 1950s weatherboard home given a complete renovation: a reconfigured floor plan, a new island kitchen, two Venetian micro-cement bathrooms, and a full refresh inside and out, all while keeping the home's original character.
This 1950s weatherboard home in Pymble had real character, but it had run down over the years. The brief was a complete renovation: keep the warmth of the original home while bringing it up to a modern, comfortable standard throughout.
Structural changes allowed the floor plan to be reworked into a layout that suits the way the family lives now. A new kitchen with an island bench sits at the centre, and two bathrooms were finished in Venetian micro-cement for a soft, hand-finished surface.
Inside and out, every finish was refreshed. A new driveway, updated cladding and a considered material palette bring the home together, while the established garden keeps its leafy, settled feel.
A whole-home transformation, resolved with careful detailing and durable, considered finishes throughout.
Plan Your ProjectStructural changes opened up and reworked the floor plan into a layout that suits modern family living.
A new kitchen with a generous island bench sits at the heart of the home, open to the living spaces.
Two bathrooms finished in Venetian micro-cement, with deep tiled features, timber vanities and brass tapware.
A new driveway refreshes the home's arrival and lifts its street presence.
Every internal and external finish was refreshed, modernising the home while keeping its 1950s character.
The renovation modernised the home throughout while holding on to the warmth and character of the original 1950s weatherboard.
Venetian micro-cement bathrooms, timber vanities and a considered palette bring a soft, tactile quality to the everyday spaces.
A reconfigured floor plan and a new island kitchen create a home that works for the way the family lives now.
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