Primary bedroom, bathroom, and custom closet (Belynda Chen Interiors)

This beautiful primary bedroom, ensuite, and walk-in closet were designed by Belynda Chen Interiors.

The spacious primary bedroom gives off a serene atmosphere with its soft, neutral colour palette and natural light filling the room. It’s an inviting way to start and end your day.

Next to the bedroom is the 4-piece primary bathroom, which has modern and luxurious finishes. The freestanding tub sits next to the window to give you the best spot for relaxation.

The large walk-in closet is connected to the bathroom and is designed with organization in mind. There are both open and closed shelving so you can show your favourite pieces and store the rest behind doors. Under-cabinet lighting highlights the open shelves like a display case.

Modern, elegant kitchen with colour (Belynda Chen Interiors)

Belynda Chen Interiors transformed this kitchen into a beautiful kitchen with plenty of storage and a natural flow into the dining room that’s perfect for everyday living and hosting.

Sunny breakfast room (Christine Roberts Design)

This room wasn’t being used to its fullest so Christine of Christine Roberts Design designed it into a breakfast room with custom built-in storage, new flooring, and a breakfast bar in the corner.

Narrow galley kitchen (Christine Roberts Design)

Christine Roberts Design was tasked with designing a narrow L-shaped galley kitchen with colour, contrast, and pattern. She accomplished that by choosing a blush colour for the upper cabinets that continue up to the ceiling. This soft and subtle colour drenching gave the kitchen a unique look without overwhelming the space.

To balance out the light colours, she incorporated dark countertops and lower cabinets and added pattern in the hexagonal terrazzo floor tile.

Open main floor (part 2): Living room with vaulted ceiling and new skylights (Studio ALC)

Continuing this main floor remodel series, Studio ALC added skylights and opened up the ceiling to create a taller, vaulted ceiling. This allows natural light to stream in from both the existing bay window and the skylights. The home didn’t get much light before, but now it’s bright and open throughout the day.