At the front of the home, the formal living room blends original Edwardian details with new features. Eclectic art, furniture, and textiles combine to create a space that is playful and colourful, while still feeling elegant and pulled together. It is luxurious without being stiff or pretentious,...

The powder room was completely reconfigured to feature new arches, storage niches, and a custom stone vanity made from the same Ijen blue marble used for the coffee tables in the living room.

A wall separating the kitchen from a small family room was removed to create a large, open concept kitchen and lounge across the back of the house. A generously-sized island provides seating for the whole family, tons of workspace, and additional storage. Waterfall marble countertops provide a...

Suspended open shelves are lined with brass laminate which add a touch of glamour, while being a durable surface to store dishes.

New French doors off the kitchen open out to a new outdoor dining area on the deck, letting in extra natural light, and creating a seamless flow between inside and outside in the warmer months.

A custom bar with suspended shelves floats in front of a window, and acts as an entertaining hub when hosting.

Suspended open shelves are lined with brass laminate which add a touch of glamour, while being a durable surface to store dishes.

The dining room is located between the living room and kitchen, and was designed to be the gathering place for large family meals. Moody and refined finishes such as illustrated wallpaper, ambient sconces, and a mix of contemporary and antique furniture create the perfect space to host a large...

On the second floor, a large lounge becomes a comfortable space for the family to watch TV together. Custom bookshelves accommodate a large book collection, and frame a tiny window in the exterior wall, allowing light to peek through. Another custom marble coffee table grounds the furniture layout...

The colours and textures throughout feel light and airy, while still embracing pattern and texture.

New double doors lead out to a generous private deck to cool off afterwards.

The family bathroom on the second floor is a playful mix of materials and geometry. Custom wood and metal millwork offer lots of storage and adds character to the room.

In the other office, a rich palette of navy blue, wood, and leather creates an elegant and warm place to work from home. Art and prints from the client’s personal collection add colour, texture, and humour to the space.