Hi. I assume you mean large tiles? 300mmm x 300mm? Try searching the Find A Pro section and limit your search to 'tiles' in Melbourne. http://www.houzz.com.au/professionals/s/tiles/c/Melbourne%2C-Victoria%2C-Australia

Stand in the doorway to your room and decide how you want your room to present. What do you want to notice first about the room? How are you going to use the room? How many people would you like to accommodate in the room? Where do you want your TV or where is there provision for it? Will it be easily visible from all seating? Will the positioning of your seating look inviting? When it comes to colour, do you want a room that looks fresh and cool or one that is warm and cosy? This will dictate your colour scheme as well as the natural lighting in the room. The room shown appears to take inspiration from the painting which is a very good way to start a colour scheme, but you can always work in reverse and find artwork that compliments and enhances the room. Once your have some direction, go shopping with your camera phone and take photos of anything that interests you. Collect sample colours where possible and gradually build your room. Don't buy anything until you have the major items decided - we can be very restricted in choices, and an impulse buy can end a disaster. It will all come together, it just takes time and patience.

I found that a few basic towel rails mounted on the back of my wardrobe door works for me :D heels can hang on the rails, or i slot the toe of the shoes in behind the rail. If you've got a spare wall, mounting them on a wall would be even better.... and ballet flats in labelled boxes: 'Dark Coloured Flats' (navy, black) and 'Coloured Flats' (all the other colours ;) ) .....if you need inspo, just search 'shoe storage' on Pinterest. See you in a few hours. LOL

There are dedicated house removal people who could take it off you, I don't know if they charge or pay for that. Demolition services may also do something similar. Googling house removal melbourne there are a few listed. Here is an example. http://www.khr.com.au/selling/ Another option would be just to list on gumtree or the paper and offer for someone to take the house. Either selling or giving away whoever wants the house organises the removal. We got a house like that... the owner of the land wanted the house gone but didn't want to pay for demolition, we wanted the house, we payed for the uplift and it was win win.