A large, predominantly north-facing skylight softly illuminates an open kitchen / living / dining room from the center outwards, brightening a large and previously dark space, as well as articulating the living room as an anchor within it.

Creating a larger opening in the ceiling below the skylight allowed for the expression of previously concealed roof geometry and structure.

The skylight itself is double-glazed with insulated, impact-resistant glass for superior energy efficiency and weather protection. 

This gut renovation of an existing bathroom added a spacious walk-in shower, new lighting, new fixtures, a floating vanity, and a large frameless mirror with product shelf and integrated power outlets.

New finishes included blue & white ceramic wall tile, porcelain floor tile, and a corian surround for the glass shower door and product niche within.

An akwardly large proportion of the existing bathroom presented an opportunity for a bank of custom millwork cabinetry, with maple interiors and a solid surface sitting bench, turning the bathroom into a dual purpose dressing room.

An efficient and space-saving millwork design (including integration of the washer & dryer units) maximizes countertop area while allowing for a generous circulation corridor despite the small footprint of the room.

A new wood-clad window brightens the space and serves as a natural point of visual focus. New finishes include ceramic wall tile, corian solid surface countertops and backsplash, and a sustainable natural linoleum floor.

To address an overly complicated layout of light switches scattered awkwardly throughout the large open kitchen / living / dining room, but avoid the substantial cost of rewiring, existing switches were replaced-in-place with smart switches that are wirelessly controlled by scene keypads.

This system also includes remote control via phone app, so that lights can be easily turned on and off or have their level of brightness adjusted from the comfort of a couch.