Minimalistic design
Jake and Emily, our repeat client, wanted a minimalistic design for their home.
After better understanding their requirements, we chose the Scandinavian style for their home.
Condo — Thomson Grove | 2016
70,000
Plenty of natural light
We replaced the rigid, original partition with glass, multi-fold doors that could open completely.
Now, even more light can flood into their home, making it look brighter and livelier.
Thick curtains for privacy
Waking up feeling well-rested is the best way to start a day.
In the master bedroom, we added thick curtains so that Jake and Emily could sleep peacefully at night.
A simple desk with a simple purpose
Jake and Emily wanted a small table in their bedroom by the window. They intended to relax there at night, reading their favorite books before sleeping.
Staying dry in the bathroom
We added a glass shower partition in the master bathroom to create separate wet and dry areas. This way, it’s easier for Jake and Emily to stay dry in the bathroom when not showering.
Spicing up the colors
The kitchen was where the couple wanted to showcase a little flair in their home. For the backsplash tiles in the stove area, we chose a color that they liked — Turquoise.
To tie the look of the kitchen with the rest of the home, we used a light-colored wood texture for the countertops.
Spacious dining area
To make the dining area look more spacious, we used furniture with thin legs.
Having clear lines of sight helps spaces appear bigger — yes, even clear views of the floor.
Tell us about your dream home
We had lots of fun doing this project. We hope it inspired you too.
If you have any designs for your dream home, we'd love to hear from you.
