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The key elements of natural light, the warmth of maple, shiplap detailing, and metal accents were strategically combined to create this kitchen full of functionality while remaining aesthetically pleasing.

This complete home renovation on East 24th Avenue in Vancouver transformed a dated family home into a bright, modern space with a warm and timeless character. Every room was thoughtfully redesigned from the ground up, balancing high-end finishes with livable, family-friendly function. Kitchen The heart of the home received a full transformation. Crisp white shaker cabinetry pairs beautifully with a sage-green zellige tile backsplash that wraps the entire perimeter, adding texture and warmth. A large centre island in soft grey offers generous prep space and seating for four, topped with a thick quartz countertop. Brushed brass dome pendants and matching hardware tie the space together with an elevated, cohesive look. Floating oak shelves add open storage and a natural contrast to the crisp cabinetry. Primary Ensuite A true spa retreat. Floor-to-ceiling handmade white tile surrounds a deep soaker tub lit by a skylight above, while a custom blush oak vanity with shaker-style drawers, quartz countertop, and brushed brass fixtures brings warmth and sophistication. Floating oak shelves echo the kitchen detailing throughout. Secondary Bathrooms Each bathroom was given its own distinct personality. One features a blush oak vanity with a statement sage pendant light fixture. Another showcases elongated picket tile in a soft blue-grey, floor to ceiling, paired with a quartz undermount sink and brushed gold faucet — a bold yet refined design choice. Entryway & Staircase Guests are welcomed by a completely reimagined open staircase featuring white oak treads, a matching handrail, and sleek white rod balusters — a stunning architectural focal point. Wide-plank light oak hardwood flooring flows throughout the main level, tying every space together seamlessly.

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Formerly the home's "bonus room", its transformation to master bathroom was a design challenge for the MOSS team: an odd layout, as well as three staircases in and out of the room and the top of the former kitchen’s chimney running through it were the main issues. To solve these challenges, one staircase was completely closed off and the chimney covered up so as to essentially disappear, while all the plumbing for the room had to be run through the lower level ceiling and walls up to the bathroom. The final result? A calming oasis for the homeowners to relax in at the end of the day. The large walk-in shower is beautifully hand-tiled and located next to a standalone soaking tub, which sits next to a large window that allows in plenty of natural light. The water closet area has a unique wallpaper that draws the eye, as does the curved archway above the toilet, which matches the design in the kitchen leading from the hallway. MOSS was also able to transform a beloved piece of family furniture, which had traveled the globe with the family, into the master bathroom’s vanity, adding in a gorgeous countertop. While the room was transformed almost entirely from its original purpose, the homeowners kept the original hardwood floor, which provides continuity to the rest of the home and the original look and feel of a bygone era.

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