Focal points, sightlines, and vignettes — each of these design elements plays a key role in shaping how you move, feel, and experience your home. Here is how we achieve this feat ..read more

Downsizing does not always mean compromising on style or comfort. In fact, it is quite the opposite—think of it as an opportunity to enhance your living space ..read more

Provence is an area celebrated for its vibrant landscapes and distinctive colour palettes. It not only provides a feast for the eyes, but also a profound influence on the world of home design ..read more

Decorating and furnishing your home should be a thoughtful process that requires time, patience, and meticulous planning. The timelines for decorating projects often differ from those of renovations ..read more

When you step into your living room, what catches your eye first? Is it a vibrant area rug, the graceful curve of an accent chair, or perhaps a cherished painting from a memorable European holiday? The truth is, our eyes naturally gravitate towards a standout feature in any space. This captivating element is your statement piece. While the term “statement piece” might suggest making a bold declaration, its impact extends beyond aesthetics.  These pieces infuse your space with personal significance, reflecting your family’s unique stories and memories. They spark conversations and often s ..read more

Each chapter of my life has inspired my unique perspective on design: my childhood surrounded by East Coast charm, my studies in Psychology and English Literature at McGill University, the Design MBA program that I completed, talks with my business coach, as well as books and podcasts. These have all played a role in shaping my approach to my work.  As I look back on my personal history, and on my 24 years in interior design, several key themes rise to the top. These are the lessons — design truths, really — that impact everything I do and every project that comes through our door ..read more

This West Vancouver home belongs to Sarah and Mark (names changed), along with their four children, ranging from high school-aged to young adults. Mark is a successful entrepreneur, while Sarah manages their active household and works part-time. Instead of opting for a complete teardown of their original 1952 home, Sarah and Mark approached us with a vision: to update their space with a mid-century feel, creating a warm and welcoming environment where their large family could gather comfortably. Project Scope Initially, our task was to revamp the entire main floor, including the living room ..read more

Imagine a home that not only mirrors your personal aesthetic but also actively encourages you to pursue the activities you enjoy most. By taking an approach that is purposeful, we can do more than simply display what you love — we can craft an environment that enriches your daily practises and removes the hurdles between intention and real action.  Whether it is a dedicated yoga nook, a vibrant art studio, or a cozy home library, these types of spaces help your home become a haven that nurtures your well-being and ignites even more joy in your daily life. This is a feat we love to h ..read more

Designing a large home can evoke feelings of both excitement and trepidation. The grandeur offers boundless opportunities, yet it also poses a distinct set of challenges. Many of my clients approach me with the struggle to infuse intimacy and coziness into expansive spaces, often grappling with echoes and the daunting task of selecting appropriately sized furniture. When not done correctly, the result can fall short of expectations, leaving you (and your space) yearning for more. The secret to transforming your large home into an inviting haven lies in scale and strategy. Here is how we accom ..read more

If your path has been anything like mine, you may have noticed that life does not always follow a straight line. Although design is exactly what I am meant to do, it took me a while to figure out that I was headed here. Of course, hindsight is 20/20, and when I really look, the seeds of design were always there, slumbering amidst the very fabric of my childhood… Early 1980s: Merging Design with Entrepreneurship Growing up in the 1970s and ‘80s, surrounded by East Coast charm, I had never heard of Interior Design, let alone considered it as a possible career path. My mother wove the first thre ..read more