Custom colour-matched feature in a minimalist kitchen

Creative Design Therapy designed this minimalist kitchen with two custom features that were meaningful to the homeowners.

The first is the range hood, created with a specific colour in mind. It inspired by one of the homeowner’s love of shoes: a pair of Nike high tops with that exact blue. The range hood was custom colour matched to the shoes to give the kitchen a unique focal point.

The second feature in this kitchen is the built-in dog crate that blends seamlessly into the kitchen’s cabinetry. It doesn’t take up any extra space and flows with the rest of the kitchen.

Interior: Long, expanded kitchen (Creative Design Therapy)

Creative Design Therapy expanded this kitchen to create a spacious, functional, and modern classic kitchen with features like a built-in drinks fridge, a large kitchen island with seating, and plenty of cabinets for storage.

The open kitchen flows seamlessly from the family room into the dining room and to the backyard, allowing friends and family to move from space to space.

Interior: Relocated kitchen and dining room (Creative Design Therapy)

Creative Design Therapy relocated her clients’ kitchen to create a large, open space that’s perfect for hosting. She chose colours for the island, lower cabinets, and backsplash to give the kitchen a fun personality. There is no shortage of storage, but if the homeowners needed more, they have a separate pantry with ample cabinets.

Interior: Bright and Open Kitchen (Creative Design Therapy)

Kitchen Relocation and Transformation

This beautiful kitchen was relocated from another part of the house and completely rebuilt from the ground up. Creative Design Therapy created a kitchen that is open, spacious and seamlessly flows into the dining area. The window on one side of the kitchen and the backyard sliding doors on the other allows for light to fill the room.

Countertop: Caesarstone Canada
Backsplash: Ciot Stone and Tile
Barstools: Bouclair

Interior: Modern Home with Bold Flooring

When interior designer Melissa of Creative Design Therapy asked me to photograph one of her projects, I was more than excited to work with her and even more-so when her client turned out to a couple whose wedding I photographed.

One of the standouts of this renovated home was the bold flooring. The contrast between the floors and the rest of the house’s clean design worked well together.