@alissat @olldroo @lorrainecrawford @laura @elskerdesign Those are excellent leads, thanks! @looleyjule Nick Scali stuff is gorgeous, but a little outside my budget and quite large for my space. @pazz I absolutely love the unit you’ve posted. I prefer distressed timber and metal but most true blue industrial units were too large for my space. The one I finally bought is a bit of a mix with distressed timber and metal, but also white and clean... and it matches everything beautifully!

Please post photos of cabinets and floor. Is this room adjoining a living area? If so post photos of "must stay" items.

Jewel, you are looking for a design/build company where you make use of their in-house design team, and the whole job is project managed by the design/build company. Just be aware that many design/build companies charge a premium price for this convenience. Also be aware that you are not engaging the design component of the project seperately, so that if you love their design, but not their price, you are restricted from shopping their design around to other builders for a better price. You will need to read the fine print of any contracts carefully in respect to potential copyright infringement and their ownership of their design that is part of the design/build process. By seperating the design/documentation part from the build part, while less convenient, does allow you to go to as many builders as you want to obtain competitive quotes. If you decide to go with this traditional process, rather than a design/build company, be aware that not all building designers have the skill set for interior design when it comes to interior selections, and soft furnishings etc. Best of luck with your renovations, Dr Retro

Ive discovered CS Cavity sliders... do a soundproof cavity unit - but only for a 90mm stud wall. Mine is 70mm. But I have since found Acoustica (annandale) and bought soundproofing stuff that I will fit between the noggins myself. There is also acoustic gyprock and loads of other amazing products! Ive had to go for a normal cavity slider door (CS cavity sliders) but adding my own hardware as I wanted a Soft close (can only get that on the 90mm stud cavity units). Bought BRIO hardware. Hoping it will all work well. And yes - a solid core door!