A Unique and Personal Aesthetic

One-of-a-Kind Touches for a New Build

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Project Details

Square Footage

Approximately 500

Lead Designer

Chris Haindl

Lead Carpenter

Neighbourhood

Awards & Recognition

Spaces

Staircase, Kitchen, Primary Bedroom (Bed Frame), Bathroom (Vanity)

These clients were building a new home, and as such, had a blank canvas to work with - one we couldn’t wait to help them fill in! Their goal was to create something unique and reflective of the world around them - and the process to get there was a natural and fun evolution.

Staircase

Sleek Staircase

A notable element of this home is its sleek staircase, which we built from scratch. Its modern, non-traditional design contributes to the space’s open feel. It also features a handcrafted railing, shaped and installed by our team (Including all required joinery).

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Kitchen

A Clean and Warm Design

We consulted on the overall design for this new space, which successfully incorporates both a clean look and a warm feel. Minimal forms and a thoughtful selection of materials helped strike this balance. The home’s many windows offer plenty of light, while the wood infuses a warmth and an inviting energy.

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Bedroom

Branch Inspired Bed Frame

Another one-of-a-kind, beautiful touch is the bed frame, which was inspired by tree branches visible from the homeowners’ bedroom window. The frame is a beautiful extension of nature, almost as if its occupants are sleeping in the trees - and manages to be eye-catching without being overpowering.

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Bathroom

Bathroom Details

A handmade bathroom vanity helped complete the home’s warm look and feel, offering fluidity between rooms and their respective designs.

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