Welcome back to Week 8 (our final week!) of the rapid renovation challenge with Australia’s rapid renovation expert, Naomi Findlay. It feels like the last two and a bit months have absolutely flown by, especially now that we’ve reached the room reveals.
Last week, we had our very first room reveals where Naomi walked estate agent Colleen and Stuart Zadel from Zadel Property Education through the completed house. Colleen is the agent who has leased the house and originally valued it. We checked out the entry way, primary living space and secondary living space and we are also given a look at the updated laundry and second bathroom.
Today, we are taking a look at the updated and completely modernised main bathroom and the chic master bedroom. Naomi explains the changes she’s made, both big and small, and how they’ve been designed to maximise value.
The master bedroom showcases everything that makes the rapid renovation formula such a success. Small tweaks for a huge impact. Naomi also explains in more detail where she has spent/upgraded and why.
Make sure to pop back in on Wednesday to check out the next room reveals!
In the meantime, if you missed any of our previous Rapid Reno posts, you can check them out at the links below.
Introducing the Rapid Renovation Challenge
The Rapid Reno Challenge – reno aims and first look inside
The Rapid Reno Challenge – kitchen and bathroom
The Rapid Reno Challenge – bedrooms and utilities
The Rapid Reno Challenge – complete bathroom overhaul
The Rapid Reno Challenge – the bathroom continued
The Rapid Reno Challenge – introducing the bedrooms
The Rapid Reno Challenge – the dining room
The Rapid Reno Challenge – front and back of house
The Rapid Reno Challenge – hall and kitchen
The Rapid Reno Challenge – living areas
The Rapid Reno Challenge – first reveals
Naomi Findlay is one of our resident experts, principal of Silk Home and founder of the International Institute of Home Staging.
One reply on “The Rapid Renovation Challenge – Bathroom and master bedroom revealed”
The bathroom looks lovely – I like how much brighter it looks. The project is awesome, thanks for sharing this.