Residential Design

Creating a space with my clients’ personalities, wants, and dreams, for their home to be an embodiment of who they are. Whether neutral or colourful, all the tones, textures, and compositions will always be carefully considered. We can turn any space into a beautiful reality.

Ships Point residence

  • Living Room

  • Dining room

  • kitchen

  • entry way

  • entry way & stairs

  • living room

  • living room

  • PATIO LOUNGE

  • patio kitchen & dining

  • Main area elevation

  • main area elevation

  • main bedroom & ensuite elevation

  • second level floor plan

  • first level floor plan

  • mood board

This three-bedroom home designed for three roommates with different hobbies and lifestyles, merges parts of each of them to create this vibrant and fun space. Inspired by the vivid and lively landscapes and community of Vancouver Island, this home embodies those qualities in its colours, materials, and forms. Each element adds to the space's outgoing, bright, warm, and grounding atmosphere. Tied in from the waves of the ocean surrounding the area, many pieces of the space create a rhythmic feel and motion using repetition and harmony. Wood elements are included throughout the design to bring the nature outside inside. As young adults, they wanted a space to represent this stage in their lives.

Yaletown Home Base

  • Dining & kitchen

  • mood board

  • first level floor plan

  • second level floor plan

  • main area elevations

Inspired by their time in Italy, this design reflects the elegant beige and off-white sculptured architecture on the Italian streets by balancing the solid materials with the soft curvilinear shapes throughout the home. This creates a warm, neutral, and mature space for the couple to unwind in and a light, welcoming space for their guests. The touches of colour and wood incorporate their ties to Africa and add depth to the home.

Kitchen remodel

  • floor plan

  • elevations

  • mood board

This kitchen design is for a couple in their mid-thirties and is inspired by their time spent in Tuscany, Italy. The couple spent a month living in a cottage on the hillside of Tuscany and fell in love with the style and feel of the place. They want to incorporate the colours, textures, and soft, rustic style that they encountered. Sandy-toned wood and muted blue are the primary hues of the space. The couple loves to cook together so it was important to them that the kitchen accommodated both of them and became the focal point of their home to enjoy together as well as entertain.