Renovations

I know the frustration of feeling like every home around you is undergoing a breathtaking transformation while your own home sits stagnant, says Carlene Duffy.

You don’t need to be blowing heaps of money on your home renovation. These simple hacks can transform your home for less than $500.

Thinking of upgrading your kitchen? Ensure your budget doesn’t get derailed by taking these insider tips on board.

When a Kmart shopper was quoted $3500 to give an area in her home a refresh, she took matters into her own hands.

An Aussie renovator shared her top tips on how to quickly and cheaply DIY your home before sale. Read them here.

See how a dated brick home was transformed with a beautiful modern renovation, updating the tired exterior and interior spaces for a fresh new look.

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Melbourne couple Jess Micallef and Izzie Silvey don’t pretend to be renovation experts. Thanks to a lot of research and effort, the duo taught themselves how to plaster, lay tiles, remove and replace cornices, and “how to put together flatpacks without killing each other”.

It began with just $5000 worth of paint, carpet and air-conditioning, but it’s since been transformed.

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I’ve done dozens of kitchen renovations, and I always learn something new.

A clanger of a house in Brisbane has been transformed into a modern stunner in a year. See the before and after photos.

A mom from Halewood, in Liverpool, has captivated the internet’s attention with her lovingly-done renovation of a three-bedroom semi.

When you’re young, you may not be thinking about what life at home might look like when you’re older — until necessity strikes. Maybe that’s an injury or onset of a chronic condition, an aging family member moving in, or your own years continuing their inevitable climb. Though we’re only 48 and 50 years old, respectively, my (half) joke with my husband is that we’ll stay in our three-story Victorian until we physically can’t any longer.