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From pencil tiles for the shower wall to stone countertop options and Kohler fixtures for the shower and sinks, our client's bathroom was upgraded to a lavishly finished space.

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Paver patio and pergola for relaxing and sharing family meals. Raised beds and trellis for vegetable and flower gardening all season long.
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Dimensions: Diam:25 cm | 9,8” H:30 cm | 11,8" The allure of Mexico’s Giant Crystal Cave was the inspiration for NAICCA Pendant Light, a single pendant that represents the legend of crystal origins. The aged brushed brass structure and the Quartz crystal diffuser merge together to brighten any home decor, filling the room with a strong yet peaceful atmosphere. See more: https://cutt.ly/QnfHn3A

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Large master bathroom renovation in Vancouver with floating vanity, flat-panelled vanity door, single sink with white engineered quartz counter, white ceramic tile wall, drop in sink, one piece toilet, white wall, white ceramic tile floor, and a niche.

This African mahogany exterior door features an insulated glass pane with an etched logo for the Polpo Restaurant in Greenwich, Connecticut.

"Sun-Kissed Sanctuary" reimagines the traditional dining room as a versatile haven, perfect for year-round conversation and creating a lasting first impression. This project catered to the client's desire for a space that seamlessly blends casual elegance with organic elements. The design team employed a calming palette of soft whites and airy blues, setting the stage for a serene escape. Textural harmony was achieved through a layered approach: radial plush linen chairs provided sumptuous comfort, while woven pillows and a shagreen-wrapped coffee table added a touch of rustic charm. A lush fiddle fig leaf plant, strategically placed in the space, injected a dose of life and echoed the organic design theme. Respectful of the existing foundation, we integrated the client's existing rug, a statement chandelier, and a captivating wall thread hanging into the new design. To elevate the space further, we introduced custom elements that instilled a sense of unique character. Hand-crafted wood beams and wall trim, reminiscent of a sun-drenched porch, added warmth and architectural interest. Oyster-hued wallpaper on the foyer ceiling provided a bold textural contrast and a touch of coastal sophistication. The added white trim was accentuated, drawing the eye upwards and creating a sense of verticality. The "Sun-Kissed Sanctuary" transcends the limitations of a traditional front room, offering a versatile space that invites relaxation and connection. This project exemplifies our ability to curate a space that is both elegant and inviting, perfectly reflecting the client's personality and lifestyle.