A complete laundry and toilet renovation, from demolition and preparation through to cabinetry, tiling, painting and final fit-off.
View project photosKitchen & Laundry Renovations in Bayside Melbourne
Bonum Home Improvement completes kitchen and laundry renovations across Bayside Melbourne, including Highett, Sandringham, Hampton, Brighton and nearby suburbs. We coordinate cabinetry, benchtops, plumbing, electrical work, tiling, flooring, painting and final fit-off, keeping the project practical, well organised and tailored to your home.
We can renovate a kitchen or laundry as a standalone project or coordinate both spaces as part of a wider home improvement. The scope may include layout changes, new storage, cabinetry installation, updated services, splashbacks, flooring and finishing work. Contact us to discuss your plans and arrange an on-site assessment and quote.
As part of the wider bathroom, toilet and concealed laundry renovation in Clayton, we created a compact built-in laundry that keeps the appliances, sink and storage neatly hidden when not in use. The completed fit-out includes stacked appliances, a slim stainless-steel sink, open shelving and full-height cabinetry behind folding doors. Pale finishes and terrazzo-style floor tiles help the laundry blend cleanly with the adjoining renovated rooms.
View project photosWe completed a coordinated custom storage upgrade for this Mordialloc kitchen. The main feature is a black ceiling-mounted shelving rack measuring approximately 1650 mm wide by 550 mm deep and extending about 1.4 metres from the ceiling. To support it, we opened the required section of ceiling, reinforced the ceiling framing, fitted a new mounting board and painted it to match the surrounding surface. The rack carries two custom 33 mm American Oak shelves, each approximately 1610 mm wide by 500 mm deep, positioned around 950 mm and 1350 mm below the ceiling. We also supplied and installed a new oak-laminate floor cabinet with three drawers, fitted a new benchtop above it and installed two matching American Oak wall shelves. The existing overhead corner cabinet was converted into an open display cabinet by removing its doors and middle shelf.
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