I’m back with another summary of australia home sales From this week’s episode! To spruce up their old Queensland home, Wendy Moore and the team first had to deal with years of family hoarding.
In this week’s episode, we’re introduced to Jenny, her partner Brian, and their three children, a beautiful Queenslander who has lived here since 1991. A belonging that Jenny has hoarded and collected over the years.
As Jenny’s health began to deteriorate, her daughter Sally began to worry about Jenny moving around with all the boxes piled up around the house. With the support of her daughter, Jenny decided it was time to put her life in order.
what they did inside
The house has a solid floor plan, and Wendy initially focused on colonial style.The quality of the original wood flooring meant the team could keep it. Wendy’s main focus was cleaning up the clutter, updating the decor, and refreshing the old kitchen.
The kitchen was very dated but had a great layout to work in. Wendy wanted to give this kitchen a makeover without breaking the budget. Reworking the kitchen doors, benchtops, and splashback surfaces allowed the team to update without replacing.
I replaced the vinyl flooring in the kitchen with herringbone flooring. Herringbone details add a touch of luxury. I couldn’t exactly match the original timber floors in the rest of the house, so I contrasted the floors in the kitchen to define the area and make it feel purposeful. .
Previously, half walls between the lounge and hallway made the room feel cramped. Removing it made the space feel more spacious. To maintain the home’s elegant feel, Wendy chose cool neutral tones for his paint scheme.
The team didn’t have the budget to build all four bedrooms, so just two of them had new carpet, painted and styled to show potential buyers what the property would look like. I was.
You don’t want to spoil the ending, so stream the episode and see for yourself on Foxtel!
