Inspiration for a large transitional backyard stone patio remodel in Toronto

Bar stools in this collection are inspired by constructive-like character of stool by Lise Johansson – Pape.Rounded lines of Scandinavian design, on this piece has got a sharper, industry-like shape. Basic elements of this stool are applied to bar stool in different, more dynamic manner. Seat is consisted of four panels which resemble the shape of three leaf clover. Additional dynamic nature is achieved by seat cuts, which is slightly bended upward, thus giving impression of lightness of the entire piece. Industrial look is intensified by cross bars on legs which are made of steel elements. Stool is made in standard seat height of 75 cm but there is version of low stool. Wood finishing techniques imply application of natural oils and wax. Width 52 cm (25.5 in.) Length 34 cm (13.4 in.) Height 77 cm (30.3 in.)

The temple's design presents an avant-garde and spherical architecture that creates a meditative and serene ambiance. The monolithic concrete forms with their smooth finish and the open oculus at the center establish a connection with the natural elements outside, while the interior's earthen tones and controlled lighting intensify the contemplative experience. The central fire pit serves as a traditional focal point, offering warmth and a symbolic presence that enhances spiritual reflection.

A tiny space overlooking the family room offers a place to be alone and yet still be connected to the rest of the family. This space is referred to as the "Sunset Room" because of the beautiful views to the west in addition to the view of the lake to the north. Designing the windows with a lower-than-typical sill height, and making them small, but direct intensifies the experience for the person lucky enough to spend some quiet moments in this chair.

The bar stools in this collection are inspired by constructive-like character of stool by Lise Johansson – Pape. This piece features rounded Scandinavian lines with an industry-like shape. Basic elements of this stool are applied to bar stool in a different, more dynamic manner. The seat consists of four panels which resemble the shape of three leaf clover. Additional dynamic nature is achieved by seat cuts, which is slightly bent upward, thus giving impression of lightness of the entire piece. Industrial look is intensified by cross bars on legs which are made of steel elements. Width 52 cm (20.4 in.) Length 34 cm (13.3 in.) Height 63 cm (24.8 in.)

Bibo Intensified – This set of crystal decanter, jug and glassware has a classy appearance and goes well with your suave personality. The edgy detailing of each and every crystal item along with the subtle shape is absolutely mesmerizing and makes your guests go awe in surprise.

Bar stools in this collection are inspired by constructive-like character of stool by Lise Johansson – Pape.Rounded lines of Scandinavian design, on this piece has got a sharper, industry-like shape. Basic elements of this stool are applied to bar stool in different, more dynamic manner. Seat is consisted of four panels which resemble the shape of three leaf clover. Additional dynamic nature is achieved by seat cuts, which is slightly bended upward, thus giving impression of lightness of the entire piece. Industrial look is intensified by cross bars on legs which are made of steel elements. Stool is made in standard seat height of 75 cm but there is version of low stool. Wood finishing techniques imply application of natural oils and wax. Width 52 cm (25.5 in.) Length 34 cm (13.4 in.) Height 77 cm (30.3 in.)

Bibo Intensified – This set of crystal decanter, jug and glassware has a classy appearance and goes well with your suave personality. The edgy detailing of each and every crystal item along with the subtle shape is absolutely mesmerizing and makes your guests go awe in surprise.

This home already had a beachy colorful vibe. Continuing the color pallet to create a cohesive look was a priority. Knowing when and where to add the pops of color helped tone down some spaces, and intensify others. Space planning was needed to use the square footage for how this family lives. The formal living room was turned in to a new dining space with a live edge table. The old dining space is now a cool loungy wine room, and the kitchen was slightly expanded and opened up. This connected the lower level rooms and created a better flow for entertaining. The entrance to the kitchen was opened up for better visibility and added storage. A color pallet of soft white and grey for the cabinets allowed for the backsplash, with pops of teal blue, be the focal point. The new wine room has storage for an extensive wine collection and seating to hang out and socialize. The coffee bar creates a space to keep everything "coffee" together. The patterned tile adds a fun energetic feel and ties the family room to the kitchen. Now all the rooms are used and the home is a great entertaining space.

Bar stools in this collection are inspired by constructive-like character of stool by Lise Johansson – Pape.Rounded lines of Scandinavian design, on this piece has got a sharper, industry-like shape. Basic elements of this stool are applied to bar stool in different, more dynamic manner. Seat is consisted of four panels which resemble the shape of three leaf clover. Additional dynamic nature is achieved by seat cuts, which is slightly bended upward, thus giving impression of lightness of the entire piece. Industrial look is intensified by cross bars on legs which are made of steel elements. Stool is made in standard seat height of 75 cm but there is version of low stool. Wood finishing techniques imply application of natural oils and wax. Width 52 cm (25.5 in.) Length 34 cm (13.4 in.) Height 77 cm (30.3 in.)

Playing with three-dimensional elements transformed this gallery wall into an immersive architectural feature rather than a traditional art display. Layering floating shelves, sculptural artifacts, handcrafted masks, and dimensional artwork creates visual depth, movement, and sophisticated asymmetry that draws the eye throughout the composition. The vibrant global collection comes alive against the bold lime green walls, whose saturated color provides a dramatic backdrop that intensifies every texture, material, and handcrafted detail. The result is a bespoke gallery installation that celebrates curated travel treasures, contemporary luxury, and artistic storytelling while bringing exceptional character and personality to the home's modern interior.

This home already had a beachy colorful vibe. Continuing the color pallet to create a cohesive look was a priority. Knowing when and where to add the pops of color helped tone down some spaces, and intensify others. Space planning was needed to use the square footage for how this family lives. The formal living room was turned in to a new dining space with a live edge table. The old dining space is now a cool loungy wine room, and the kitchen was slightly expanded and opened up. This connected the lower level rooms and created a better flow for entertaining. The entrance to the kitchen was opened up for better visibility and added storage. A color pallet of soft white and grey for the cabinets allowed for the backsplash, with pops of teal blue, be the focal point. The new wine room has storage for an extensive wine collection and seating to hang out and socialize. The coffee bar creates a space to keep everything "coffee" together. The patterned tile adds a fun energetic feel and ties the family room to the kitchen. Now all the rooms are used and the home is a great entertaining space.

OAK Vulcano Herringbone 90° Oak wood with consistent colouring resulting from special heat treatment (without chemical additives). This treatment is intensifying the natural color play of the wood and leads to a variation in brown tones. Oak plank in 3-layer construction with small bevel on all sides and approx. 4 mm top layer, with approx. 4 mm backing in the same wood and middle layer conifer. Tongue and groove on all sides for easy installation. For the main part the planks have healthy knots, isolated repairs up to 25 mm diameter and tension cracks up to max. 30 cm are possible.

This home already had a beachy colorful vibe. Continuing the color pallet to create a cohesive look was a priority. Knowing when and where to add the pops of color helped tone down some spaces, and intensify others. Space planning was needed to use the square footage for how this family lives. The formal living room was turned in to a new dining space with a live edge table. The old dining space is now a cool loungy wine room, and the kitchen was slightly expanded and opened up. This connected the lower level rooms and created a better flow for entertaining. The entrance to the kitchen was opened up for better visibility and added storage. A color pallet of soft white and grey for the cabinets allowed for the backsplash, with pops of teal blue, be the focal point. The new wine room has storage for an extensive wine collection and seating to hang out and socialize. The coffee bar creates a space to keep everything "coffee" together. The patterned tile adds a fun energetic feel and ties the family room to the kitchen. Now all the rooms are used and the home is a great entertaining space.

This home already had a beachy colorful vibe. Continuing the color pallet to create a cohesive look was a priority. Knowing when and where to add the pops of color helped tone down some spaces, and intensify others. Space planning was needed to use the square footage for how this family lives. The formal living room was turned in to a new dining space with a live edge table. The old dining space is now a cool loungy wine room, and the kitchen was slightly expanded and opened up. This connected the lower level rooms and created a better flow for entertaining. The entrance to the kitchen was opened up for better visibility and added storage. A color pallet of soft white and grey for the cabinets allowed for the backsplash, with pops of teal blue, be the focal point. The new wine room has storage for an extensive wine collection and seating to hang out and socialize. The coffee bar creates a space to keep everything "coffee" together. The patterned tile adds a fun energetic feel and ties the family room to the kitchen. Now all the rooms are used and the home is a great entertaining space.

Playing with three-dimensional elements transformed this gallery wall into an immersive architectural feature rather than a traditional art display. Layering floating shelves, sculptural artifacts, handcrafted masks, and dimensional artwork creates visual depth, movement, and sophisticated asymmetry that draws the eye throughout the composition. The vibrant global collection comes alive against the bold lime green walls, whose saturated color provides a dramatic backdrop that intensifies every texture, material, and handcrafted detail. The result is a bespoke gallery installation that celebrates curated travel treasures, contemporary luxury, and artistic storytelling while bringing exceptional character and personality to the home's modern interior.

This home already had a beachy colorful vibe. Continuing the color pallet to create a cohesive look was a priority. Knowing when and where to add the pops of color helped tone down some spaces, and intensify others. Space planning was needed to use the square footage for how this family lives. The formal living room was turned in to a new dining space with a live edge table. The old dining space is now a cool loungy wine room, and the kitchen was slightly expanded and opened up. This connected the lower level rooms and created a better flow for entertaining. The entrance to the kitchen was opened up for better visibility and added storage. A color pallet of soft white and grey for the cabinets allowed for the backsplash, with pops of teal blue, be the focal point. The new wine room has storage for an extensive wine collection and seating to hang out and socialize. The coffee bar creates a space to keep everything "coffee" together. The patterned tile adds a fun energetic feel and ties the family room to the kitchen. Now all the rooms are used and the home is a great entertaining space.

This home already had a beachy colorful vibe. Continuing the color pallet to create a cohesive look was a priority. Knowing when and where to add the pops of color helped tone down some spaces, and intensify others. Space planning was needed to use the square footage for how this family lives. The formal living room was turned in to a new dining space with a live edge table. The old dining space is now a cool loungy wine room, and the kitchen was slightly expanded and opened up. This connected the lower level rooms and created a better flow for entertaining. The entrance to the kitchen was opened up for better visibility and added storage. A color pallet of soft white and grey for the cabinets allowed for the backsplash, with pops of teal blue, be the focal point. The new wine room has storage for an extensive wine collection and seating to hang out and socialize. The coffee bar creates a space to keep everything "coffee" together. The patterned tile adds a fun energetic feel and ties the family room to the kitchen. Now all the rooms are used and the home is a great entertaining space.

Orange is a great color for evoking a wide range of moods. This spectrum of hues intensifies the warmth of the existing flooring and the family residing within the surrounding walls.