The Process

View fullsize This foyer is less about making an entrance and more about creating a point of view. Layers of warm mood, glass, art and open sight-lines turn a transitional space into a moment worth lingering in. Because the spaces between the rooms deserve just as
View fullsize Why grey? Because sometimes colour and material can get in the way of the bigger picture. This massing study let’s our client focus in purely on scale, proportion, and exactly what we’re building - one more way to tailor the design proces
View fullsize Some rooms have a focal point. This one has a front-row view to the trees and a city skyline view. Keeping the palette quiet, the materials harmonious and the lined clean - because sometimes the best thing a designer can do is know when to let the vi
View fullsize Pick. The. Bold. Tile.
View fullsize Proof that if you can, move the staircase. This bungalow mainfloor got a glow up by moving the staircase to the basement, shifting an awkward kitchen island. The kitchen decreased in overall square feet but increased in functionality, got bar seatin
View fullsize Every top floor, tree top, rec room needs a bar moment.
View fullsize Cottage builds - On an Island - Renovating on an island changes everything. Every material, delivery and design decision has to make the journey across the water. For a designer, its equally party creativity, co-ordination, and three steps ahead. #co
View fullsize When you’re client likes colour and pattern. You double down. Cabinet Colour: BM Van-Deusen Blue Backsplash Tile: M2 Prestige Hoop Dolomite & Palissandro Satin 3D #customrenovation #mcm #downsizer #condorenovation
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