During the strange and uncertain times that descended upon us in 2020 and the subsequent shift to working from home, a client contacted me about the possibility of converting her garden shed into an additional home office.
The biggest visual change was in the original office where we painted over the honey wood tones on the original panelled walls with a crisp white palette. To freshen and update this craftsman home we chose a modern farmhouse style with some added industrial elements.
This home had many great features including large living spaces, good flow throughout and spectacular views from almost every room.
Reworking the layout and revitalizing an untouched early 1990’s apartment into an open, contemporary space that fully takes advantage of it’s beautiful water views.
As the suites were to be rented, the materials and fixtures selected needed to appeal to a particular demographic and emphasis had to be placed on durability and accessibility using products and finishes that require minimal maintenance.
Our goal was to renovate the main floor living spaces of this 1940s cottage – and not lose its charm in the process.
We introduced a contemporary, industrial theme by adding the black metal railings, several concrete and stone tile finishes as well as new, modern light fixtures.
Transitional 3 Bedroom, Contemporary 2 bedroom, Contemporary 3 bedroom Down to the stud renovations to update these 1970’s condos into contemporary two and three bedroom apartments
Updating a 5000 sq ft 1980’s house into a modern, bright and beautifully unique home.
Restructuring a 1990’s house into a modern home with improved layout and updated contemporary finishes and fixtures throughout.
Remodelling and refinishing an outdated condo into a stunning 2 floor penthouse suite.
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