This North Vancouver townhouse project began in February, 2020, and I speak for both the clients and myself when I say the project got us all through some rocky, pandemic times. Initially, the sink and dishwasher were situated in a peninsula that
       
     
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To improve flow in the kitchen, we moved the plumbing stack back to the wall and turned the peninsula into an island. adding ample storage space with custom cabinetry. A quartz backsplash from counter to ceiling in the kitchen bounces the light aro
       
     
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This light fixture was locally made in Vancouver, BC, @eastvanlight.com
       
     
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Needing to keep this wall to accommodate electrical needs, we cut the wall down to half-size (shielding the main entrance from the view of the living room), and took advantage of the space to provide storage. On the reverse side of this bookshelf, a
       
     
Ironically, in the living room, we divided the space into two zones with an L-shaped sofa. This furniture placement creates a more cozy lounging zone, perfect for watching movies, entertaining, or reading a book.
       
     
At the end of this long room, we carved out a play zone for the family’s two young boys, a place where they can play within sight, and a spot where toys are out of site from the living room. In this zone, we did a custom cabinet that coordinates wit
       
     
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Bathrooms are always so hard to photograph, but too good to resist. In this ensuite, the client was looking for a lux, spa-like feeling, full of lush jewel tones and finishes. The double vanity is custom, and the room features both a walk-in showe
       
     
This North Vancouver townhouse project began in February, 2020, and I speak for both the clients and myself when I say the project got us all through some rocky, pandemic times. Initially, the sink and dishwasher were situated in a peninsula that
       
     
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This North Vancouver townhouse project began in February, 2020, and I speak for both the clients and myself when I say the project got us all through some rocky, pandemic times.

Initially, the sink and dishwasher were situated in a peninsula that cut the room in two, making the space feel cramped and cluttered. It was also a dark corner of the house, so we added new LED potlights throughout to bring in more light.

Salima Chairs.jpg
       
     
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To improve flow in the kitchen, we moved the plumbing stack back to the wall and turned the peninsula into an island. adding ample storage space with custom cabinetry. A quartz backsplash from counter to ceiling in the kitchen bounces the light aro
       
     
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To improve flow in the kitchen, we moved the plumbing stack back to the wall and turned the peninsula into an island. adding ample storage space with custom cabinetry. A quartz backsplash from counter to ceiling in the kitchen bounces the light around, creating a fun, and functional family kitchen.

Microwave cab.jpg
       
     
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This light fixture was locally made in Vancouver, BC, @eastvanlight.com
       
     
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This light fixture was locally made in Vancouver, BC, @eastvanlight.com

Island_Reverse.jpg
       
     
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See Through.jpg
       
     
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Needing to keep this wall to accommodate electrical needs, we cut the wall down to half-size (shielding the main entrance from the view of the living room), and took advantage of the space to provide storage. On the reverse side of this bookshelf, a
       
     
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Needing to keep this wall to accommodate electrical needs, we cut the wall down to half-size (shielding the main entrance from the view of the living room), and took advantage of the space to provide storage. On the reverse side of this bookshelf, a small mirror and storage for shoes creates a a mini-foyer, leaving no space wasted.

Ironically, in the living room, we divided the space into two zones with an L-shaped sofa. This furniture placement creates a more cozy lounging zone, perfect for watching movies, entertaining, or reading a book.
       
     
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Ironically, in the living room, we divided the space into two zones with an L-shaped sofa. This furniture placement creates a more cozy lounging zone, perfect for watching movies, entertaining, or reading a book.

At the end of this long room, we carved out a play zone for the family’s two young boys, a place where they can play within sight, and a spot where toys are out of site from the living room. In this zone, we did a custom cabinet that coordinates wit
       
     
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At the end of this long room, we carved out a play zone for the family’s two young boys, a place where they can play within sight, and a spot where toys are out of site from the living room. In this zone, we did a custom cabinet that coordinates with the kitchen units, with the addition of a wood surround to add a finished touch.

Stairs.jpg
       
     
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Bathrooms are always so hard to photograph, but too good to resist. In this ensuite, the client was looking for a lux, spa-like feeling, full of lush jewel tones and finishes. The double vanity is custom, and the room features both a walk-in showe
       
     
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Bathrooms are always so hard to photograph, but too good to resist.

In this ensuite, the client was looking for a lux, spa-like feeling, full of lush jewel tones and finishes. The double vanity is custom, and the room features both a walk-in shower and a deep soaker tub.

The Gustav Klimt, however, is not actually an original- sometimes, at the end of the day, an old favorite print still makes you feel at home, and that is wonderful.