High set beach house in Yaroomba, Sunshine Coast which had been a rental for years was totally revamped to go on the market. Great before and after interior shots.

Project involved new kitchen, bathrooms, decking, balustrades and floor covering and was sold by North Shore Realty.

The New Open Kitchen

The renovated kitchen is bright, clean and open. A glass splashback reflects the light back into the kitchen and the new design provides easier access. High Set house in Yaroomba, designed by Sunshine Coast’s Box Clever Interiors.

Bright and Functional Kitchen

Bright compact kitchen design with modern traditional shaker style door and glass splashback. Integrated dishwasher and stainless steel appliances complete the kitchen design by Box Clever Interiors.

A Workspace with Fabulous Views

Fabulous view from the kitchen with large pot drawers in a shaker style and solid reconstituted stone benchtop. Views over Coolum and Yaroomba. Designed by Sunshine Coast Interior Designer Box Clever Interiors.

Beautiful Bright Hallway and New Door

Brand newly painted front door with frosted glazing, polished timber floors and new soft grey carpet transform this beach house entrance into an Interior design dream by Box Clever Interiors. Outside, we glimpse the new glass balustrade and timber deck.

New Decking and Fresh Exterior Paint

The newly painted exterior and timber deck complete with glass balustrade transforms this high set beach house. Renovation design by Box Clever Interiors.

The owners of this beachside rental property needed to do a quick and cost-effective renovation in order to return this property to the rental market. The goal was to improve the look and functionality of the house and make it more appealing to the hip people attracted to living at Moffat Beach. The result was that the rental yield increased and the house was rented instantly, with great long term tenants

Kitchen Renovation: Before – After

Like many older Moffat Beach homes this house was full of asbestos. Not only was it in the roof, ceilings and cladding it was also to be found in the bathrooms and kitchen. The original apple green kitchen was ripped out and all asbestos safely removed. While the retro look was coming back in vogue, the orange tiles used for the spashback were removed with the brown lino flooring. The space was opened up and and the kitchen given a clean modern look.

Opting for grey base units this was teamed with white subway tiles, white wall units and timber look laminate bench top.

Kitchen: Before – After

The wall above the wall units was also painted a dark grey to match the base units. This instantly created balance for the kitchen. The timber bench top was teamed with a matching timber floating shelves. This softened the look of the kitchen. The kitchen came from Ikea and was cost effective and a quick fix, however, it is worth noting that the lifespan of these kitchens is not long – 5-7 years max!

Pantry to Lounge: Before – After

The flooring in the main living area and kitchen were changed to a simple stone coloured tile and original parquet flooring was kept for the dining area.

Lounge: Before – After