The master bath was long and narrow and did not function well for the homeowners. There was not enough room for two people in the narrow walkway and the shower dripped water all over the floor. There was also not much storage. Photo credit; Evelyn M Interiors

We kept the pre-existing shower stall but replaced the fibreglass surround with long, narrow striated tiles to give the impression of width to the space. We also installed a glass shelf for bottles, a rain showerhead for luxury, a bi-fold glass door to contain the water drips without encroaching on...

Aside from installing a space saving bi-fold shower door, we also saved floor space by designing and building a custom vanity, narrower than standard. The narrower vanity cannot accommodate a standard drop in sink but an above counter vessel sink with a 20” diameter sits on it no problem,...

We also designed and built a fir, flat panel custom medicine cabinet (complete with mirror in the centre door) and a deeper, taller wall cabinet above the toilet. The wall colour was carefully chosen to work with all the new tones, including those in the new flooring. Photo credit; Evelyn M...

We suggested hanging a tiny art piece above the toilet in the hall bath to give a more expansive look to the small space and we installed the hand towel rack above the vanity higher than normal to allow for the placement of items below it on the small counter top. Photo credit; Evelyn M Interiors

The hall bath has the exact same turquoise accent colour showcased in its shower curtain that the master bath has in its unique salmon gill net bath mat. Photo credit; Evelyn M Interiors

The Barris mirror frame was created by first cutting wood strips to the approximate dimension and then planning them to the exact size. Once this was done the wood was glue laminated together with the help of bar clamps. Photo credit; Evelyn M Interiors

The four Barris mirror sides where mitred and biscuit jointed together Photo credit; Evelyn M Interiors

Even though we kept the same vanity that pre-existed in the hall bath, the finished look is completely different and totally updated. Photo credit; Evelyn M Interiors

We also kept the pre-existing cabinets in the S. Alder kitchen. We simply took the cabinets and dishwasher from the peninsula and swung them around to continue the length of cabinets on the sink wall. We then added a new island made from black stained fir. We also added a new upper cabinet for...

Because we where introducing a new wood within the island we chose to feature it by staining the fir black. We also continued the same new flooring in the bathrooms, down the hall, left into the foyer and right to and through the kitchen and family room. Photo credit; Evelyn M Interiors

The new flooring was chosen to work with the honey oak, black stained fir and purple wall colour that is in the kitchen and down one side of the hall leading to the foyer. The smoky blue glass tiles where chosen because they also complimented the purple shade on the walls.20 Photo credit; Evelyn M...

The co-ordinated colour and material choices that travel through the kitchen, family room, hallways and two bathrooms creates a sense of unity. Each space is the same and yet different. Photo credit; Evelyn M Interiors