Set on the Tsawwassen waterfront, Shoreline Chateau is a new custom home that draws on the language of the French chateau and reinterprets it for its West Coast setting. The exterior is composed and symmetrical, its pale facade articulated by curved dormers, rounded window turrets, wrought iron balconies, and stone chimneys that rise against the tree line. A columned portico lends a sense of permanence, while expansive glazing turns the home toward the sea. Covered patios and a garden pergola carry the living spaces outdoors, framing views across the water to the mountains beyond.

Inside, classical detail meets coastal light. A pair of curved staircases sweeps around a marble entry set with a circular inlay, establishing a tone of quiet formality that carries through the home. Panelled walls, refined mouldings, and layered lighting define each room without excess. The kitchen opens fully to the shoreline through floor-to-ceiling sliders, its dark island and softly coloured ceiling grounding a bright and sociable space. Elsewhere, a study wrapped in deep green and navy and a jewel-toned powder room offer more intimate moments, layered with detail in geometric parquet, dark stone, and arched glass. Refined, restrained, and rooted in its setting, Shoreline Chateau reflects our approach to custom home interior design on the British Columbia coast.