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1970 home style

Extensions and renovations for Melbourne’s 1970’s homes

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Renovate your retro 1970s house for 21st-century living

Just like the music, clothes and the hair, the architectural styles of the houses built in the 1970s are entirely unique. But as exciting as the 70s were, some things should stay in the last century.

If you’re the owner of a 1970s-style home, we’re sure you’ve noticed a few interior design aspects and structural issues you want to update. Supa Group can help. Our 1970s house extension and renovation designs allow you to create new functional spaces, refine the layout and flow of your home, and even add on a new storey to suit your growing family. 

Rest assured, you won’t have to lose any of your home’s 70s charm if you don’t want to. Start with a free consultation with our design team.

Fixed price and completion time
We plan all our projects to ensure we can maintain accurate timelines.
Free design consultation
You can talk to our design consultant to get more information and inspiration.
Concept to completion
We work with clients from the first consultation right through to project completion.
Over 45 years experience
We design and plan your extension to keep it within your budget.

Key features of 1970s style homes

Our 1970s house renovation specialists can preserve, update or remove any of the key aesthetic features of your house, giving you a home that reflects your needs and personality.

Extensive glazing

Let the sunshine in with tall feature windows all around the property, especially in warm communal spaces like dining rooms and living areas.

Single-storey designs

Wide open single-storey designs were very popular in the 70s — and still are today. However, you might enjoy the space a second-storey extension can offer.

Geometric shapes

70s homes adored accentuating their angular features, such as skillion and lean-to roofs, or facades, window architraves and skirting boards with unique geometric designs.

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1970s house style design features

Sunken living rooms

Vinyl or carpeted flooring

Textured fabrics and bold colours

Wood panelling

Cosmic kitchens with burn orange Laminex or tiles

Second storey floor extension in Melbourne

Refresh your 1970s Melbourne home with stunning renovations

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1970s home heritage overlays

Melbourne’s heritage overlays exist to preserve the area's architectural history. Heritage overlays usually only apply to homes built before WWII, meaning that most — but not all — 70s homes will be exempt.

If you are unsure whether your home falls under a heritage overlay, get in touch with Supa Group. We'll investigate what you can and can't do when renovating your 1970s home. We'll also help you design an extension that meets any and all council requirements.

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See what we can do

Have a look at our recent projects to get a feel for the type of transformation you can expect in your own home. Get ideas, be inspired, and then we’ll create your perfect home.

Architectural delight in Caulfield South
  • 2 new bathrooms
  • New open plan kitchen, dining and living area
  • Renovations throughout
Beautiful weatherboard extension in Newport
  • Ground floor open kitchen, living, and dining with plenty of light
  • New bedrooms including master retreat with ensuite
  • Additional multipurpoise rooms and storage capabilities
Ground and first floor extension in Yarraville
  • Extension to improve lifestyle offering of homes
  • Complete transformation of facade and interior
  • Expanding space while retaining warthm and character

FAQs

Frequently asked questions about 70s Modern extensions in Melbourne

What are the phases of a 70s Modern home extension?

Our 70s Modern extensions projects follow a three-step process:

  1. The Design Phase gives us time to work with you to design the perfect extension to your Melbourne 70s Modern home, giving you more space to grow.
  2. The Contract Preparation Phase is where we prepare all the necessary documents and permits needed by yourself, our business, and the local council where you live.
  3. The Build Phase is where our contractors build your 70s Modern extension to exacting standards. Quality is guaranteed for 10 years following the work.

For specific details around estimated completion times, it's best to book a Free Design Consultation with Supa Group.

Can I live in my home while the renovation takes place?

You can continue living in your home provided that you can access the basic amenities the family needs for living. If the main bedrooms, kitchens, and bathrooms are affected by your 70s Modern home renovation, you may need to evacuate for the duration.

See how we do it

All our extensions involve extensive design and planning to make sure you get your dream home. Learn about our process in detail.

A consultation for a home extension
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Consultation

We get to know you and what you want to achieve with our extension services, so we can design the ideal solution for you.

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3D concept design of a home extension
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CONCEPT DESIGN

We create 3D designs of your home extension so you can do a virtual walkthrough and make any changes you need.

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A house extension being built
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CONTRACT & BUILD

Once you approve your design, we provide a guaranteed start date for your extension, and we keep it on schedule.

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ENJOY YOUR SPACE

You can finally enjoy your dream home. We also provide complimentary aftercare services if you experience any issues.

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