Lisa Robazza Design

Home Improvement Professionals , Interior Designers & Decorators , Universal Design
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Lisa Robazza Design
10 Reviews

Uptown Update

To open up a dark, dated 60's urban home to become brighter and more spacious for a busy family.
Project Year: 2017
Project Cost: $150,001 - $200,000
Country: Canada
Zip Code: M6E 3C4
The banquette seating divides the working kitchen from the sophisticated dining area while still maintaining an open concept.
Kitchen
An enlarged window over the sink allows for more light. Cabinetry to the ceiling for maximum storage.
Kitchen
Removal of a poorly placed window allowed for maximum storage along the stove wall. A built in banquette bench allows for a spacious dining area
Kitchen
When closed, this coffee bar stays neat and tidy.
Pantry closed
This concealed appliance garage and coffee bar neatly store frequently used items without adding unwanted clutter. Doors slide back in to pockets on either side getting out of the way during use.
Pantry open
Built in dining room storage includes a space for a fold down desk and lots of space for files as well as buffet items.
Dining room
This open, two sided fireplace allows the best of both worlds as it screens the kitchen but allows light and communication between the dining room and living area.
Fireplace
The two sided fireplace opens up the dining room to the living room while keeping them defined as separate spaces. The sectional sofa improves seating capacity and allows for a casual, inviting feel.
Living room through fireplace
An accent wall of dark blue adds a simple colour accent to the neutral space.
Living room
This small but crucial powder room was added on the main floor where a closet had been. Nothing but the essentials, and the pared down, simple vanity allows the room to feel more spacious.
Powder room