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Photography by Scott Meivogel Design by Kim Young
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Photography by Scott Meivogel Design by Kim Young
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This 60’s rambler is home to a young family deeply invested in their walkable neighborhood—but the layout no longer fit their needs. The 802sf remodel reconfigures the main level to support daily life, with a relocated kitchen, added mudroom and pantry, updated dining room with a work from home nook and living room. The two-sided original fireplace anchors the plan—preserved on one side (minus the drop down projection screen), refreshed on the other. New skylights and Marvin windows bring abundant natural light into spaces, while the grey elm wood and charcoal cabinetry, black handmade tile, white powder-coated steel railings and slatted accent wall balance warmth and contrast. The result is a flexible, light-filled hub for a growing family—rooted in place, yet designed for the future.

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We named this space. "The Commander"s Nest". This compact space served as command central for the lady of the house who is both a creative force with international design projects, and a mother with children’s lives to organize bills to pay and a staff to maintain. With its custom crafted cabinetry and island it appears to be a charming cottage. But beneath this façade lies a well oiled machine enabling her to fulfill her roles in a creative atmosphere. In her sanctuary while lounging on plush upholstery she can relax, read and let her imagination wander. The design inspiration for the room is the eclectic combination of rustic and contemporary design, custom crafted by British Home Emporium. Colorful finishes and natural materials are combined with touches of whimsical artistry. All custom furniture utilizes environmentally friendly materials and processes and draws in the nature and beauty of the gardens.

This kitchen was designed for a very active family. The goal was light, bright, and functional. Matte finish Caesarstone counters and Smudge Proof stainless appliances all help Mom keep maintenance to a minimum. We chose high gloss white cabinets with co-ordinating striation bases to give this Kitchen a clean and contemporary feel. The backsplash features a beautiful back painted glass subway tile with a soft off white pearlescent shimmer. The Kitchen needed to pack a lot of punch functionally for optimal storage capacity. Interior Designer Rael Hay cleverly capitalized on every square inch even devising a “Command Centre” for Mom - complete with homework organizer, family calendar, additional storage and Charging Station ready for the lap top. Interior Design: Rael Hay Photography: Andrea Porritt Cabinetry: Ok Woodcrafters

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Command Center cabinet closed. Don't forget a command center cabinet in your kitchen renovation. Keep keys, phones, ipads, charging stations and purses out of sight. Photo credit: Eric Roth Photography

This 60’s rambler is home to a young family deeply invested in their walkable neighborhood—but the layout no longer fit their needs. The 802sf remodel reconfigures the main level to support daily life, with a relocated kitchen, added mudroom and pantry, updated dining room with a work from home nook and living room. The two-sided original fireplace anchors the plan—preserved on one side (minus the drop down projection screen), refreshed on the other. New skylights and Marvin windows bring abundant natural light into spaces, while the grey elm wood and charcoal cabinetry, black handmade tile, white powder-coated steel railings and slatted accent wall balance warmth and contrast. The result is a flexible, light-filled hub for a growing family—rooted in place, yet designed for the future.

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