New Kitchens and Bathrooms

Posted on: 12 August 2019

Vinyl cladding has graced the walls of homes from America to Australia since the late 1950s, ever since it was introduced as a replacement for aluminium cladding. In the early days, however, vinyl cladding developed a poor reputation. Back then, it was brittle and hence easily cracked or damaged. But don't let the failures of vinyl cladding's past put you off. Modern vinyl cladding is far superior to the cladding that first appeared on the market. [Read More]

Posted on: 28 May 2019

Timber has been a kitchen design staple for some time now. You can introduce this natural material into your layout in various ways. Combining With White One way to introduce timber into your kitchen is to combine it with white. These two things complement each other perfectly because while white is fresh and crisp, when it is used for an entire room, it can give a cold feel. Timber's main strength, though, is the warmth and texture it brings to an environment. [Read More]

Posted on: 23 August 2018

In recent years, the big trend in bathroom design has been sleek, pared-back minimalism. While this look may be a big hit with designers and fashion-conscious homeowners, it can often feel cold, sterile and a little bleak for many people. Fortunately, you can still embrace a modern look and also add some charm and character to your new bathroom. Here are three simple ideas for creating a contemporary yet welcoming feel when you're remodelling your bathroom. [Read More]

Posted on: 8 January 2018

Planning a kitchen renovation does not merely have to be about fixing what is no longer functional. With careful planning, your remodel can present an opportunity to increase the appeal of this room while also modernising it. Not only would this make your kitchen more pleasant to be in, but you also get the chance to boost the market value of your home while also enhancing the functionality of the room. [Read More]