You’ve watched the reno shows do the before and the after. I’m the bit in between, all the decisions and what to actually tell your trades, so it really does end up looking like the picture.
You’re standing in the showroom trying to find that screenshot, and it’s probably in your camera roll, or on Pinterest, or saved on Instagram somewhere. With the app it’s all just there on your phone: your budget with a running total, your fixtures and finishes schedule, and the answer when someone asks you a question mid-reno.
Join and you’ll be the first to know, and you’ll get in before it opens up to anyone else.
Whether you’re still saving photos or you’ve already got the builder booked, just pick the one that matches where you’re at.
An hour on the phone or Teams, just you and me going through your space. Whether you want a second set of eyes on your layout, or it’s already started and the questions are flying at you, you’ll hang up knowing what to say next.
If you just can’t picture it, I’ll show you. You’ll see your bathroom in 3D before anything’s ordered, so the day you walk into it isn’t the first time you’ve really seen it.
For when you’d really rather I just did it for you. I design the whole thing, from the layout right through to the fixtures and finishes, and you get The Bathroom Renovation Pack too, so you know what to tell your trades as you go.
They had an idea of what they wanted, they just couldn’t visualise it. That’s what the 3D renders are for.
She knew exactly what she wanted. She just couldn’t visualise it.
A renovation that had been in the mix for years, finally brought to life.
They had an idea of what they wanted, but couldn’t picture it in their space.
Building and renovating has always been part of my world. My dad has been in the building industry most of his life, and our family home was always mid-reno. (The kitchen alone went through three versions!)
I spent years in a completely different field, thinking design was something I’d left too late. Eventually I stopped talking myself out of it, got my Certificate in Interior Design and started working alongside a builder, right back where I felt most at home.
Now I help with the decisions that don’t seem urgent until they are, the small, assumed details that end up bothering you once the contractors have packed up and moved on to their next project.
I want you to feel confident, not stressed, and to make the right decisions quickly and easily, knowing what to discuss with who and when, so you get the space you’ve always dreamt of and not one you’ve waited years for, only to regret once it’s done.
I’m based in Perth, Australia and work with clients all over the world, on bathrooms, kitchens and laundries, renovations and new builds.
Just send it through. I read every one myself and I’ll get back to you with the next step, which is usually a peace of mind consult so we can talk it all through properly.
Bathrooms, kitchens and laundries, renovations and new builds, a few of the spaces I’ve worked on.
A kitchen update working around the client's existing furniture, with more storage front of mind throughout.
A small pantry became a walk-in, and a large island bench anchors the space. What used to be a little bar trolley is now a proper bar setup.
The standout details are the pocket doors, LED strip lighting, and the cabinetry, all working together to make the space feel considered from every angle.
Designed in collaboration with Trueline Homes.
A smaller update, keeping the original floor and wall tiles and repainting the walls, with a new vanity and splashback bringing the whole room together.
A small, tired bathroom with a walk-in shower, damaged cabinetry, and carpet right up against the wet area. Door clearance issues meant the cabinet opened straight into the toilet.
We knocked out walls and borrowed space from an oversized bedroom next door, extending the bathroom and creating a walk-in robe and a smaller, better proportioned bedroom in the process.
The result is a generous, functional bathroom that finally works with the space around it, not against it.
A dated kids' bathroom with a corner bath that wasn't earning it’s place.
The bath was removed and replaced with a generous walk-in shower and a floating vanity, brightening up the whole space in the process.
The classic cream beauty to start, with a tiny sink that made doing anything in there feel squeezy. It needed updating.
A heritage home, gutted back to its bones. The only original parts left standing were the front bedrooms, everything else was new, including a full extension.
The client wanted the island bench to be the focal point, and something bright throughout. They weren't afraid to use colour and pattern, and it shows. Polished, burnished concrete flooring runs through the space, transitioning into the timber flooring in the extension, matched back to the home's original jarrah boards so the old and new work seamlessly together.
Designed in collaboration with Trueline Homes.
A Californian Bungalow that had lost its light.
Small, dark rooms throughout, the house was taken right back to its bones and rebuilt from the inside out.
The client wanted bright, airy, and white, with more of a social feel to the house. An extension, a deck, a large island bench, and a pitched ceiling delivered exactly that.
To pay respect to the home's original character, heritage cornices were added into the bathrooms, a small nod back to where the house began.
Designed in collaboration with Trueline Homes.
