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Tawa Interiors & Kitchen

Tawa Interiors & Kitchen

Refresh Renovations Wellington

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The owner of this 1970s home had previously worked with Renovation Partner Mark Morrison on a bathroom renovation. Read more
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A comprehensive renovation of a 1970s home in Tawa, Wellington, featuring renewed interiors, upgraded flooring, fresh paint, new french doors for enhanced natural light, and a stunning industrial-style kitchen, all executed by Renovation Partner Mark Morrison.

The owner of this 1970s home had previously worked with Renovation Partner Mark Morrison on a bathroom renovation. Since it was such a successful project, they knew exactly who to contact when it came time to renew the rest of the home.

The property’s beautiful rimu flooring is now freshly sealed, the old carpet has been replaced with a plush upgrade, and the walls have been spruced up with new paint – though that’s not all. The new addition of french doors in the open-plan living area allows the household to enjoy the surrounding nature. And to complete the transformation, the kitchen has been revamped with a stunning industrial design.

This project is brought to you by Renovation Partner Mark Morrison from Refresh Renovations.

Disclaimers:

  • All Refresh Renovations franchises are independently owned and operated.
  • The project costs are reflective of the costs at that time and are subject to change.
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Professional Reviews

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“Jenelle Winstanley was the lead on our project and she very much gave us 110%. She communicated well, was in touch with regular updates and kept things rolling and on track. She was really approachable and friendly and always willing to be available whenever we needed her. Going the extra mile appears to be her default setting. I cannot fault her support, attention to detail and her enthusiasm for our project. I would highly recommend her to any of my friends.”

Mhairi and Alastair Palmer

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