I could live there. Wondeful. May I ask does the bathroom widow still open and if so how? Great job.

While it is a great update on a budget , I'll be the desenting voice haha . Theres a few things I would have done differently . I don't like the polished concrete floors -- a bit too trendy IMO , especially when other items haven't been updated -- a mix of periods looks a bit strange to me . Ironically , the only place I would have considered the polished concrete is the bathroom floor -- the blue tiles look great , the white cabinets and black taps -- and then you keep brown speckled tiles on the floor ? The kitchen is okay -- I'm not a huge fan of the blue doors , personally I would have gone with bright yellow or orange , and gone with oversized stainless handles on all the cabinets , and a stainless wall oven . And fake weatherboard aged vinyl board flooring in light brown and whitewash mix -- it would tie in better with the cupboards and the new stainless oven and handles . I'd suspect my budget would have been within a couple of thousand of yours ? Likewise , I like the overall design of the living and bedroom areas , with the exception of the concrete -- too trendy , too cold IMO . Personally , I would have gone with beige or cream or maize carpet , maybe extending the kitchen 'aged weatherboard' vinyl flooring into the dining area . Then again , everyone has different tastes .

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How come I often seem to be the desenting voice haha ? Just me personally , the graffiti or art ( to be honest , I actually thought it was a couple of $50 'Banksy' rip-off peel off wall stickers off e-bay ) I would do on long framed or frameless canvases -- that way you could change them if you wanted , or paint the walls if you wanted -- basically , more options . It also means if they are selling , it is a lot easier to change if a new owner didn't like them . The photo ( 3rd from bottom ) with the extra wall with the 2 colourful prints or paintings in white frames is way more my preference . And while I understand the rug is similar tones to the art , to me it looks too busy , and that 'trend' of bright coloured cushions that clash with the bright primary couch colour reminds me of preschools or Government Departments -- places where taste is relatively unknown . Blue and green should never be seen , and the yellow is fighting with the blue IMO . More subdued golds , mid reds and warm orange would have the same effect without the 'jarring' in my opinion . I am no expert , and taste is personal , I love colour but that seems like having bright colours just because you can , but that doesn't mean you should . . . . . . . . .