Photography: Niamh Barry
This 19th century Victorian semi was updated with a completely new modern interior. High-end finishes combined with stylish architectural lighting throughout provides for a warm and inviting space.
Spacious home offices can easily convert to guest bedrooms when needed while the basement level rec room and gym area with sauna is an ideal area to relax and rejuvenate.
New crown mouldings and black steel framed glass doors harken back to the home's vintage pedigree and a sleek modern kitchen with floor-to-ceiling porcelain backsplash is an inviting space for cooking and entertaining.
Photography: Julia Bewcyk
The original 1910 arts & crafts home was completely transformed to provide for an open concept floor plan bringing a generous amount of natural light into the main floor. Structural steel beams were purposely left exposed on the main floor ceiling adding an industrial aesthetic to the modern interior. This industrial element was repeated in the design of the second-floor balcony which doubles as a canopy for the stone tiled rear deck and the lush rear garden. Full-height lift & slide glass doors allow for a seamless transition from the interior to the exterior space. The modern Scavolini kitchen with a monochromatic black & white colour scheme serves as a focal point with the porcelain slab kitchen island offering a robust surface for cooking an entertaining.
Located in one of the most dynamic parts of the city, this outdated semi detached victorian needed some updating. All new finishes were selected as well as an update to the floor plans to allow for a more tailored approach to living for our clients. A mix between old and new furnishings allowed for an interesting layered environment.
This late 19th century Victorian home was in need of a major update. The interior of the home was completely stripped to the bare exterior walls to allow for modernization of the electrical, plumbing and insulation while the exterior of the house was updated with a refresh of the trim colours. An original section of the exterior brick wall was removed on the main floor to open up the existing kitchen space to an addition that was previously added to the side of the home. The brick wall was supported with substantial i-beam construction that was left exposed in the newly-created kitchen/family room area, providing for an industrial element to the overall modernized space. Special attention was paid to stair design details, lighting design and feature walls making for a tailored mix of traditional elements dovetailing nicely with the fresh modern approach to the overall design of the home.
This hair salon is reflective of the philosophy of the brand Medulla & Co. Using references to Fibonacci sequences coupled with an organic palette, the space reflects the holistic approach of the brand. Strategically-placed displays for the salon’s curated retail offering blend seamlessly in the conceptual space.
This new-build prefab style cottage was constructed using a modern interior post and beam method of construction. The industrial elements that were left exposed throughout the cottage are tempered with the warmth of the Douglas fir wall claddings and slate tiles in the bathrooms and entrance.
Having previously renovated a condominium residence for this client, we were asked to tailor this home with unique finish treatments, lighting and millwork. One of the focal points of this modern space is a custom back-lit wall unit designed to display art and collectibles. Fully-automated custom lighting solutions provides for flexible environments.