I have colonial country pantry door in white and want to add barn doors to my open plan kitchen dining with a timber finish will this be too much?! I also have two other doors into this room and not sure what style yet.

We are wanting to build a second toilet where the old laundry use to be

That is expensive! Didn't know it could amount to such. Maybe you can buy them and have it done separately. Packaged services are sometimes way unfair. Hamilton, www.carpetcleaninghamiltonnz.info/

That looks like a NZ house . and possibly even an ex-State House . They were solidly built ( money wasn't a problem ) . But it would need a builder and some investigation , because there will be studs and power and it may even be load bearing . Back in that era , most water and piping was pretty much straight out and down , but there may be piping for water or sinks or showers or similar . You could buy a $100 door at the demo yeard , or a $2500 masterpiece . Tiy might want a small deck and some stairs , you might want a small roof , you might want something more solid . Then you'll need a door jamb , some framing , then presomably paint and maybe wallpaper , Possibly lino or tiles or carpet . And can you match everything , including the paint tones etc , or will you have to redo a whole wall or even the whole room ? Then theres permits and fees and inspections . I'd suggest you won't get much change out of $10k if basic , maybe $25k if you want to go a bit luxe and/or strike problems . But then again , I'm not a builder -- give one a call .