This townhome renovation was a near gut and a rewarding hands on collaboration between Client and Designer. Our Client purchased this 1990s townhome prepared to dive in on a full blown renovation. The dream was to update and open the space and turn it into a home. Structural, electrical, and plumbing changes were all made, along with a complete gut of the Kitchen and Bathrooms. New finishes were applied (hardwood, tile, cabinetry, hardware, base and trim, paint and wallcoverings, lighting and plumbing fixtures, amongst others) and new furniture purchased.

This house was a new construction and we met with the clients from the beginning of the project. We planned and selected the materials for their home including tiles (all the main floors, bathroom floors, shower walls, & kitchen), fixtures, kitchen, baths, interior doors, main door, furniture for the living room area, area rug, accessories (vases inside and outside).

Renovated Bathroom - The skylight above provides abundant natural light and occasional ventilation to this windowless bathroom. Here you see all the textures, materials, colors and finishes, harmoniously interacting and complimenting each other!

This bath uses marble corinth tile on the tub surround and marble floor tile with a glass subway tile wall for a modern take on a classic look.

Natalie Myers

Контрастные сочетания натурального камня и строгая геометрия орнаментов, придают интерьеру этой ванной комнаты торжественности, но не лишают ее уюта. Вместительная ванна для двоих расположена прямо по центру помещения, сразу за ней за стеклянной перегородкой, с изображением фонтана, скрывается душевая.

Interior Design Project Manager: Caitlin Lambert // Photography: Caitlin Lambert

A recent cloakroom installation in a new build property. Glossy walnut units, cream sparkly worktop & mother of pearl effect mosaic splashback.

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Mary Morris