Plan before you build.
ELS creates a coherent home—from room planning and material combinations to specified products and, when commissioned, coordinated ELS+ delivery.
Where to start
- Start Pre-Check: set out your scope, risks and the support you need.
- Room Decision System: compare the choices within one room.
- ELS Design Brief: review the choices you saved and prepare an enquiry.
Most renovation problems do not start on site.
They start earlier — unclear briefs, wrong materials, missing measurements, poor trade coordination, weak quotation control and decisions made too late.
ELS helps make these decisions visible before work begins.
- Wrong material
- Unclear scope
- Poor coordination
- Late changes
Start with the room you want to settle.
Four rooms, each with the decisions it needs, in order. The button adds the room to your brief on this device.
Concept study ELS Kitchen
A kitchen plan you can check before anything is built.
Helps you settle where you cook, prepare, store and wash up, and which surfaces take the heat and splashes.
- Typical scope
- Layout, cabinets, worktop and backsplash, appliances, sink and lighting points.
- Key decisions
- Kitchen layout
- Work zones
- Worktop and backsplash
Concept study ELS Bathroom
A bathroom plan that settles the wet-area decisions before tiles and fittings are chosen.
Helps you settle which areas stay wet and which stay dry, and how water is kept off the rest of the room.
- Typical scope
- Layout, wet and dry zones, floor level and waterproofing, shower or bathtub, vanity and ventilation.
- Key decisions
- Bathroom layout
- Wet/dry separation
- Floor level and waterproofing
Concept study ELS Living Room
A living room plan that starts from how the room is used, then seating, TV wall, storage and lighting.
Helps you settle how the room is used, where everyone sits and looks, and how storage and lighting support it.
- Typical scope
- Seating, TV wall, storage and display, ceiling, lighting, daylight and cooling.
- Key decisions
- Primary purpose
- Seating capacity and layout
- TV and viewing arrangement
Concept study ELS Master Bedroom
A master bedroom plan that fixes the bed and the walkways first, then the wardrobe, window and lighting.
Helps you settle where the bed goes, how you move around it, and what the wardrobe and window need.
- Typical scope
- Bed position, wardrobe, headboard wall, window and privacy, lighting and cooling.
- Key decisions
- Bed size
- Bed position
- Wardrobe arrangement
Design only, or with ELS+ delivery? Both stay available, below. See the choices
What kind of help do you need?
Concept study
ELS Design & Specification
- Who it is for
- Homeowners and businesses who need layouts, drawings and a defined project scope before anyone builds.
- What you receive
- A plan you approve: layouts, drawings, material selections and a defined scope.
- Next step
- Request a project assessment with Design & Specification selected.
Concept study
ELS+ Renovation Delivery
ELS+ is taking a limited number of projects, by assessment.
- Who it is for
- Homeowners and StayReady owners with a premium kitchen renovation or a selected whole-unit refurbishment.
- What you receive
- Selected trades coordinated by ELS+, from scheduling to quality checks and handover records, as set in your proposal. ELS+ takes responsibility for delivering the works included in its contract, using selected contractors and specialist trades. ELS+ works are contracted by ELS Design and Build. Defects, warranty and payments are set in your proposal.
- Next step
- Request an ELS+ project assessment; the enquiry form opens with ELS+ selected.
Concept study
ELS Bespoke — Individually designed spaces.
Tailored layouts, materials and custom details for projects that need a solution beyond standard systems. Available with ELS+ renovation delivery.
- Who it is for
- Projects that need a solution beyond standard systems.
- What you receive
- Tailored layouts, materials and custom details.
- Next step
- Discuss your project. ELS+ renovation delivery can be added.
Style Adaptation — Choose a coherent direction for your materials, colours and products. Explore Style Advice
Concept studies — not photographs of completed projects.
See a document set, start to finish.
What counts as evidence
- Completed projectsNone yet
- Showroom installationsNone yet
- Design studies8
How ELS works
We clarify the brief, review the site, prepare design and specification direction, confirm the scope, then coordinate approved work according to the selected service.
- 01
Brief
We clarify your space, budget, timeline, concerns and expectations.
- 02
Site Review
We review site dimensions, photos, plans and constraints.
- 03
Design
We prepare layout, material and product direction.
- 04
Scope & Price
We confirm materials, drawings, scope, exclusions and approval requirements.
- Design commission: issue the agreed design and specification deliverables.
- ELS+ project: coordinate the trades, inspect and hand over the works set in your proposal.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us about your space. We will route you to ELS or ALUMAX.