Storeroom-to-Office Renovation Plan
Budget: $3,000 – $5,000 AUD
I’m converting a small storeroom into a practical home-office and need a designer who can turn my rough idea into a detailed, build-ready plan.
Scope
• Layout: optimise the room for everyday office work, positioning a full-size desk and ergonomic chair as the focal point.
• Built-ins: design modern bookshelves and closed storage that maximise wall space without crowding the room.
• Light & air: specify a new window (size, placement, framing details) that brings in natural light and meets local building codes.
• Services: map out additional power outlets and data points, plus an NBN re-install so cabling stays hidden and the desk area remains clutter-free.
• Look & feel: keep everything clean, modern and minimal—think neutral palette, streamlined finishes, and concealed storage.
• Deliverables:
– scaled floor plan with furniture and storage locations
– electrical and data point diagram
– window specification sheet
– 2–3 visual mock-ups or 3D renders showing proposed materials, colours, and lighting
– concise materials list that a contractor can quote from
I have a moderate budget and will manage the physical build myself once I have clear documentation, so accuracy and practicality are more important than photorealistic polish. If you’ve handled small-space office renovations before and can provide plans in PDF + editable format (SketchUp, Revit, or similar), I’d love to see your portfolio and timeframe.
Scope
• Layout: optimise the room for everyday office work, positioning a full-size desk and ergonomic chair as the focal point.
• Built-ins: design modern bookshelves and closed storage that maximise wall space without crowding the room.
• Light & air: specify a new window (size, placement, framing details) that brings in natural light and meets local building codes.
• Services: map out additional power outlets and data points, plus an NBN re-install so cabling stays hidden and the desk area remains clutter-free.
• Look & feel: keep everything clean, modern and minimal—think neutral palette, streamlined finishes, and concealed storage.
• Deliverables:
– scaled floor plan with furniture and storage locations
– electrical and data point diagram
– window specification sheet
– 2–3 visual mock-ups or 3D renders showing proposed materials, colours, and lighting
– concise materials list that a contractor can quote from
I have a moderate budget and will manage the physical build myself once I have clear documentation, so accuracy and practicality are more important than photorealistic polish. If you’ve handled small-space office renovations before and can provide plans in PDF + editable format (SketchUp, Revit, or similar), I’d love to see your portfolio and timeframe.