Fibro house exterior

A young Sydney couple increased the value of their Thornleigh home by more than a million dollars in just two years by renovating the entire property and adding an extra bedroom.

When Reno Schooler Toni Mountford needed a home in a hurry, she bought a termite-infested 1950’s fibro shack and transformed it into a gorgeous river shack for herself, hubby Tony (yes, they have the same name! #cute) and 3-year-old daughter, Cora. And all on a $120k budget! Toni shared her story

I love this house. This is the former home of our friends Tim and Caity Phillips, it’s a cool renovation and a house that I like because it suits its owners down to a tee. You guys may already know Tim’s name from some of my earlier posts; he and his TJP Carpentry team put up the cladding as part of our Scyon Walls makeover, and they also recently completed

For our 11th house it was time to mix things up a little. We asked our brave homeowners to handover their keys, their budget and full creative control… to us!

Includes the budget breakdown...

Any advice for exterior paint colours? We have just bought this old fibro house (while it may have little going for it, think location, location and worst house in nice street). We want to jazz it up with some paint. No idea what colours to paint it. Any thoughts for what colours can help a fibro pl...

Craig and Katherine Johnston have turned a formerly rundown, fibro house in the Blue Mountains into their joyful family home.

This 1950s home on Sydney’s Northern Beaches has had a luminous makeover that suits its creative owners to a tee.

The Watson family and “Nostaw” go back a long way.

The Corlette House has been designed to fit comfortably within the surrounding context and is located within the popular holiday area of Port Stephens. The original house on the site was the families holiday home. The clients were retiring, and the brief was to create their forever home that could still accommodate their family on holidays.