This tired mid-century post and beam home was completely transformed into a gorgeous modern living and executive home work space. Sleek minimalistic design reigns throughout the new home - inside and out - playing on the contrast between smooth white, grey and black surfaces and rustic natural wood colours and textures.

The star of the home is the massive floor to ceiling Keller sliding glass panel system stretching the full length of the home, creating a beautiful indoor/outdoor living area between the dining room, living room, and the brand new deck. The entire main floor front wall was removed for the installation of the powered retractable glass wall.

Classic traditional styling mixed with sleek modern features creates a unique space that matches the owners' personality. This high-end renovation includes many custom features and top of the line materials.

A complete renovation of the kitchen, dining room, and master bathroom. The rooms were completely re-designed to accommodate the clients need for more livable space that has a modern and open concept feel.

The entire upper floor of this home was stripped down to the walls, and a bright, fresh, and airy new design completely transformed the old space into a brand new home.

This contemporary home mixes modern design with rustic barn board veneer to create a vintage feel. The focus of the design of this home was to be open and allow one room to flow into another. This is seen in the open kitchen to living area, the open staircase, the glass wall of the yoga room, and the oversized patio doors opening onto the back deck. Special features include the use of authentic barn on the exterior, the incorporation of a dedicated yoga studio into the living space, and City views from the second story patio.

The Bendera remodel drew inspiration from multiple eras. High ceilings and plenty of natural lighting give this home an expansive modern feel, while dark hardwood and slate temper the space with traditional sophistication. Rustic accents such as the mantel piece, light fixtures, and unfinished coffee table add a touch of charm and coziness. The result is an absolutely magnificent home full of character and class.

Built in 1990, this 5,500 sq ft home was gracefully expanded to 7,800 sqft. The homeowners loved their location and acreage life but the home was not functional or well-designed. The goal of the renovation was to open up the existing space and increase the functionality of its design. The homeowners also wanted to be as environmentally responsible as possible.

In an effort to maintain environmentally sustainable best practices in construction, we did not tear down the entire house, but preserved as much of the existing structure as possible. Key elements that were preserved include the foundation, exterior main floor walls, exterior second floor walls, 3-car garage, main floor and second floor subfloor and relevant supporting structures.

Features include:

 A fully covered patio with full kitchen.

 A professional NHL half regulation sized rink (complete with a separate room for equipment drying and storage).

 A Man Cave with an NHL themed sports bar overlooking the homeowner’s impressive car collection in the garage below.

 A four seasons room boasting a 17ft Nana Wall System that completely opens to the covered kitchen and patio oasis.

 A Control 4 System technology, which integrates the lighting, HVAC, security and audio/visual with the touch of a button and allows for remote monitoring and control.

 A 9,000 sq foot concrete driveway leading up to the seven-car garage (which also includes 2 tandem depth bays).

 Each bedroom has its own ensuite (as well as a nanny suite that includes a kitchenette).

 A dual-purpose theatre room and library that holds 10,000 books with beautiful custom wood work on the oak barn library door and custom shelving.

 A secret princess hideaway.

This dated family home has been completely renovated into a fun, contemporary space for the clients to enjoy. The exterior of the home has been completely re-done into a contemporary design. The main living area features built in shelving, light wood floors and high ceilings, accented with unique wallpaper and high-end finishes.

This home was completely renovated to give the clients a modern and open-concept home. The main living area features vaulted ceilings, dark hardwood floors, and a beautiful master suite.

The homeowners were interested in simply modernizing and upgrading several rooms while enhancing the main living spaces with more lighting and brightening up the key rooms the family used most. The homeowners really desired some personality for the home and envisioned higher quality materials and finishings to accomplish this.

The existing kitchen had a large island and a support beam that couldn't be moved, so it was critical to incorporate the island and the existing beam in the space.

Removing a wall in the kitchen significantly improved the openness and completely brightened up the space. With the wall removed, the open concept dramatically changed the entire floor and flow of the connected rooms. The living room fireplace was completely upgraded as it became a focal point in the open concept space and could now be seen from most rooms in the main living area.

The unused second bedroom space was used to create a large walk-in closet and provide extra space to enlarge the ensuite bathroom.

The totally transformed kitchen was brightened up with sparkling white cabinetry, which included some features such as a built-in wine rack overhead. A stunning custom glass show piece was integrated behind the stove to bring art into the design. It truly stands out as a spotlight piece in the kitchen and adds some personality and colour to the room.

This total transformation renovation is a perfect example of why we describe both our home builds and our renovations as completely custom.

This acreage embodies the individuality of the homeowners who were very much involved in the collaboration of the home's design and build. From a custom spiral staircase requested by the homeowner's daughter to animal imprints in the concrete staircase to a concrete bathroom countertop that displays the homeowner's antique arrowhead collection, this home is unlike any other in how many custom elements were introduced.

The living room on the main floor features a custom mantle with Fir from Vancouver Island and cultured stack stone. The flooring was made from engineered hand-scraped oak hardwood.

In the corner by the window and fireplace rests a rare Diamond Willow tree, which was lovingly sanded and tooled by the homeowner's brother for display in the home. More than 100 hours of labour went into this unique feature, which we built onto a stand to create a striking focal point in the room.

The kitchen-the heart of this home-carries through the solid Fir beams and cultured stack stone to create unity with the living area. Shelving on each side of the large range provides accessible and partially hidden storage for ease of reach to the culinary enthusiast.

This major renovation included a complete kitchen remodel with pantry, brand new master ensuite and powder room, some layout changes, updates to the master suite and walk-in closet, replacing the wood burning fireplace with gas fireplace, and updated all the flooring throughout the home.

Recent renovations to this home transformed the space from outdated to incredible. The elegant, modern design of this home is appealing to multiple tastes. Clean lines and white walls make the home feel even more spacious and bright, while the hardwood floors temper the space with an inviting warmth.

The kitchen is simplistic and elegant, with stainless steel appliances, hanging light fixtures and a window back splash. In the living room, a double sided fireplace allows two rooms to enjoy the crackling fire at the same time.

Complete renovation of a dated town home. Over 2 and a half months, this townhouse was gutted and redone, including 2 brand new bathrooms, a new kitchen, new bamboo engineered hardwood and travertine tile flooring, and new finishes throughout.

The bathrooms include Bamboo Engineered Hardwood, Travertine tile, River Rock treatment in the glass shower enclosure and detailed stand alone soaker tub. A furniture style vanity and plantation shutters finish this master bathroom off and give an artsy, oasis feeling.

The new includes shaker style maple cabinetry finished in off white, oil rubbed bronze hardware, travertine subway tile backsplash, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and bamboo engineered hardwood flooring.

Photos by Astoria Photography

The home was originally designed and built by an award-winning architect. The dated finishes made the home feel small and dark. Our painter and floor finisher did an outstanding job; the entire ceiling was painted by hand to ensure each and every board had the same amount of stain. This was done to ensure a uniform look. The floor finisher sanded and stained the floors in place 3 times between the other trades working on site. The results speak for themselves.