Home
/
FAQs
/ faq

How can I modernise an old house?

Traditional, compartmentalised floor plans correlated heavily to building practices and social norms of their eras. However, open floor plans have become increasingly popular and are now seen as a common marker of modern design. Adopting an open floor plan within an older home promotes effortless flow throughout the kitchen and living areas while making your home feel brighter and more inviting. 

But modernisation isn’t all about aesthetics. Making functional upgrades such as eco-friendly greywater systems and solar panelling, smart charging stations, and underfloor heating will bring your home into the 21st century too. 

Up Next

How long does it take to renovate an apartment?

2 minute read
Learn more

How can I maximise space and storage in my kitchen renovation?

1 minute read

Learn more

What are the latest trends in kitchen design?

1 minute read

Learn more

Do I need to hire a professional designer for my kitchen renovation?

1 minute read

Learn more

Why should I use a Renovation Consultant?

1 minute read

Learn more

Do Renovation Consultants work with specific contractors or can I choose my own?

1 minute read

Learn more

What services do Renovation Consultants offer?

1 minute read

Learn more

How much does a kitchen renovation typically cost?

1 minute read

Learn more

How can I ensure the renovation stays within budget?

1 minute read

Learn more

What permits and regulations do I need to be aware of for a kitchen renovation?

1 minute read

Learn more