Many homeowners in Boronia have a home worth investing in and a kitchen that no longer keeps up. The functionality feels dated, storage solutions are limited, and a new kitchen is long overdue.
Before starting your renovation project, sort these four things out. Getting clear on each one makes every conversation with your designer easier.
Choosing a style for a Boronia kitchen renovation starts with the home itself. Our designers use the existing architecture as their starting point, then match the style direction to what actually works in the space. Natural light matters too, and laminate in softer tones works well for rooms that don’t get much sun.
Timeless styles hold up better than trend-driven ones. These four directions work well in older Boronia homes:
Our designers at The Kitchen Design Centre visit your home before proposing a direction, so the style recommendation is grounded in your actual room rather than a generic template. At our Blackburn showroom, the full scheme, cabinetry, benchtop, and splashbacks come together so you can confirm your choices with confidence before anything is built.
The investment in a kitchen renovation in Melbourne depends on the scope of work, the finishes you choose, and how much of the home is involved. Benchtops, cabinetry finish, and appliance selection drive most of the variation. Tiling, vanities, and any trades work add to the total if the project extends beyond the kitchen.
We talk through realistic estimates at your in-home Project Consultation, where your design and final costs are confirmed before any work begins. That way, the budget is set together, and there are no surprises once the build starts.
TKDC manufactures all cabinetry in-house at our Bayswater factory. That removes a layer of supplier margin common across Australia when manufacturing is outsourced, so your budget goes further toward the dream kitchen you have in mind.
Flat-pack kitchens cost less upfront and come in set ranges. The problem is standardised kitchen cabinet sizes rarely fit real rooms without filler pieces, finish options are limited, and the cabinetry is not built to last decades.
Custom cabinetry is measured and made for the specific room. You get full choice of materials and finishes, and we test every component before it leaves the factory.
TKDC is one of the few businesses in Victoria that designs, manufactures, and installs entirely in-house, with all cabinetry built at our Bayswater factory. Registered builders Michael Simpson and Peter Schelfhout own the business and bring over 60 years of combined experience. One team takes your renovation from design to installation, which means you deal with one point of contact throughout, not a chain of separate suppliers.
Our project managers and designers bring years of experience and genuine craftsmanship to every project, with a process built around clear communication so you always know what comes next.
No two kitchens start the same way, but the process always follows these six stages:
Your dedicated client manager keeps your renovation on track and updates you regularly throughout the build.
Our kitchen renovation services extend across Boronia, Bayswater, Ferntree Gully, and surrounding eastern suburbs. The Blackburn showroom at 143 Whitehorse Rd, Blackburn VIC 3130 is the closest to you, open Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm with no appointment needed.
We handle the details, guide you through every stage, and keep disruption to a minimum. If you’re also considering a home office, wardrobe, living room, outdoor area, or bathroom renovation, we take care of those, too.
Call us on 03 9894 7445, visit the showroom, or book a consultation when you’re ready to plan.
Every renovation is unique, so timing varies from project to project. Once your design is signed off, your cabinetry is built at our Bayswater factory and then installed in your home. Your dedicated client manager walks you through the expected schedule for your specific project and keeps you updated at every stage.
A well-designed kitchen renovation generally adds value to established Melbourne homes. Quality cabinetry, a functional layout, and stone benchtops appeal strongly to buyers. In Knox-area homes where kitchens are often dated, a renovation can noticeably improve both liveability and resale appeal.
Most homeowners in Boronia stay at home during a kitchen renovation. Installation is the main period of disruption. Our team works around your routine, minimises mess, and leaves the space clean at the end of each day.