A kitchen renovation is one of the most impactful changes you can make to a home. It affects how you cook, how you entertain, how your family gathers and how the entire floor plan flows. Every kitchen we renovate is designed around how the household actually uses the space, not just how it looks.
Below are five kitchen renovations we completed across Melbourne’s eastern suburbs. From a classic white Shaker kitchen on a sensible budget to a two-tone design with custom display joinery, these projects show the range of what is possible. Each one includes the scope, the cost and the result.
This Wantirna kitchen was part of a larger open-plan renovation that connected the kitchen to the living and dining zones. The old kitchen was a closed galley with overhead cupboards blocking views to the rest of the home.
A compact L-shaped kitchen in Rowville was given a full makeover focused on warmth and function. The old kitchen had flat-panel laminate doors, worn Formica benchtops and a single fluorescent tube
An outdated timber-veneer kitchen in Glen Waverley was transformed into a sleek, contemporary U-shaped layout. The homeowners wanted a minimalist aesthetic with clean lines and a bold accent.
A dated kitchen in Mitcham received a practical renovation that maximised the budget by keeping the existing L-shaped layout. Retaining the layout meant no plumbing or electrical relocation, saving approximately $8,000 in trade costs.
This Nunawading kitchen was designed as a statement piece for a recently purchased 1990s home. The homeowners wanted warmth and texture, moving away from all-white trends.
Every kitchen renovation starts with understanding how you use the space. We visit, measure, discuss your brief and provide a detailed written quote with a fixed timeline.
