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After almost 8 years of following the property market, watching land prices, going to auctions... we took the plunge and purchased a block of land Melbourne's outer north east, and built our very first home!
Henley Panorama
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April
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- The underground water tanks...
- The road (update)...
- The site costs...
- The FHOG (end of)...
- The road...
- The Bushfire Attack Level (BAL)...
- The HIA Home Ideas Show...
- The contract signing - DELAYED!!!...
- The Ikea trip...
- The light fittings...
- The window furnishings...
- The landscape front garden (1st Draft)...
- The landscaping plant selection...
- The landscaping guidelines...
- The procedures of purchase...
- The approval...
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April
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Kitchen colour selections
Bathroom Colour Selections
Bricks - Boral Mocha
Colour Scheme
EXTERNALS
Facade: "Ashmore"
Roof tile: Bristile Classic Shingle "Charcoal"
Bricks: Boral "Mocha"
Mortor: Flush off white
Render main: "Burma Buff"
Render feature: "Mountain Shadow"
Entry Door: Corinthian "Infinity" 1200mm pivot
Garage Door: Colourgrain Classic Cedar
Front windows: Timber (teak stained)
Side/Rear windows: Aluminium Black
Spouting/Fascia/Downpipes: Colourbond "Monument"
KITCHEN
Benchtop: "Zulu" CaesarStone
Splashback: Glass "Ash Grey"
Cabinet doors: "Fossil" Laminex
Profile shelf/servery: "Lustrous Elm" Laminex
Overhead cupboards: Black Perspex
Floor tiles: "Nairobi Cloud" 506x506mm
Cooktop on island bench
BATHROOM/ENSUITE
Benchtop: "Cracked Pepper" CaesarStone
Cabinet doors: "Fossil" Laminex
Showerbase/wall tiles: "Venus Olive" 330x330mm
Shower feature tiles: "Mocha" Glass 15x15mm
Floor tiles: "Nairobi Cloud" 506x506mm
OTHER INTERNALS
Paint: - Taubmans Finesse "Malamute"
Window coverings: Dark Timber Plantation Shutters
Facade: "Ashmore"
Roof tile: Bristile Classic Shingle "Charcoal"
Bricks: Boral "Mocha"
Mortor: Flush off white
Render main: "Burma Buff"
Render feature: "Mountain Shadow"
Entry Door: Corinthian "Infinity" 1200mm pivot
Garage Door: Colourgrain Classic Cedar
Front windows: Timber (teak stained)
Side/Rear windows: Aluminium Black
Spouting/Fascia/Downpipes: Colourbond "Monument"
KITCHEN
Benchtop: "Zulu" CaesarStone
Splashback: Glass "Ash Grey"
Cabinet doors: "Fossil" Laminex
Profile shelf/servery: "Lustrous Elm" Laminex
Overhead cupboards: Black Perspex
Floor tiles: "Nairobi Cloud" 506x506mm
Cooktop on island bench
BATHROOM/ENSUITE
Benchtop: "Cracked Pepper" CaesarStone
Cabinet doors: "Fossil" Laminex
Showerbase/wall tiles: "Venus Olive" 330x330mm
Shower feature tiles: "Mocha" Glass 15x15mm
Floor tiles: "Nairobi Cloud" 506x506mm
OTHER INTERNALS
Paint: - Taubmans Finesse "Malamute"
Window coverings: Dark Timber Plantation Shutters
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Useful Links
- Baumatic Appliances
- Beacon Lighting
- Betta Pet Systems - Cat runs
- CaesarStone
- Corinthian Doors
- D'Amani
- Franke Sinks
- Henley Panorama
- HIA Name & Shame Campaign
- Home One Forum
- Laminex
- Mitchell's Run
- Oasis Homewares
- Outdoor Furniture Specialists
- Plantation Shutter King
- Plush Leather Sofas
- River Clay furniture
- Sudd Off
- Teknobili Kitchen taps
Blog's we follow
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august 201014 years ago
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Render and staining complete14 years ago
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Update14 years ago
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Tiles Done14 years ago
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Owl Cake.11 years ago
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The Big Move14 years ago
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Thanks Dyanna! Once we start actually building we'll have a lot more to blog about. Until then, the topic is the empty block and just ideas of what we will do with our house when it's finished!
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