Wedgewood Home Wallcoverings – JF Fabrics
Inspired by the latest Wedgewood Home Wallcoverings by JF Fabrics. Wonderful bold geometric designs with metallic accents.
Inspired by the latest Wedgewood Home Wallcoverings by JF Fabrics. Wonderful bold geometric designs with metallic accents.
Experiencing the extensive collection housed within the Audain Art Museum. An unexpected journey into the art of British Columbia. Will definitely be back!
The Path – Emily Carr
Tsonokwa Mask – Beau Dick
Forest Light – Emily Carr
Macleod’s Books, Vancouver – Stan Douglas
Current Exhibition – From Geisha to Diva: The Kimono of Ichimaru
Designed by Patkau Architects
Running into the Unknown
Fushsia Rain
Kathleen Tennock 2016 Whiter Collection has arrived!
Thank you REW.ca for featuring our Yaletown Loft project in Westcoast Condominium.
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Condo Style: Decorating a Loft with High Ceilings
Jay Hodgins Summer 2016 Collection has arrived!
Senjit 2
Acrylic and Acrylic Resin on Panel
Size: 36″ x 36″
Riak 7
Acrylic and Acrylic Resin on Panel
Size: 36″ x 36″
Malu 1
Acrylic and Acrylic Resin on Panel
Size: 36″ x 36″
Malu 2
Acrylic and Acrylic Resin on Panel
Size: 36″ x 36″
Laut 10B
Acrylic and Acrylic Resin on Panel
Size: 40″ x 30″
Laut 11
Acrylic and Acrylic Resin on Panel
Size: 40″ x 30″
A video clip of our “Interior Design – Before and After” is now available on Youtube!
A beautiful example of West Coast modern architecture – recently featured in the hit ABC TV show “Mistresses” & W Network “Love It or List It”. The home is an eclectic mix of vibrant colours, objects and stories. A warm yet sleek and sophisticated space with extensive use of concrete and glass which helps bring the outdoors in.
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North Vancouver Contemporary
Image from ABC TV show “Mistresses”
We were recently interviewed by The Wall Street Journal for an article on laundry rooms. They were impressed with the interior design work showcased in the Roseburn Estate project from 2009.
“As laundry rooms move up in the house, looks are getting more important. In the laundry room of their 3,600-square-foot, six-bedroom home outside Edmonton, Alberta, Dawn and Mark Asbell used the same slate flooring as on the rest of the ground floor and outside deck. The room’s taupe-colored cabinets mirror those in the kitchen. The idea, says Don Zwarych, co-owner of Vancouver-based Zwada home Interiors & Design, which led the 2009 project, was to create flow and consistency throughout the house.
Ms. Asbell also has a double set of washers and dryers, wraparound counter space and a sink with an old-fashioned washboard for scrubbing. Five kids, three of them still at home, busy with sports and sometimes forgetful of hanging up towels, help amass 20 to 25 loads of laundry a week. An attractive, high-performance laundry room makes the chore more enjoyable, says Ms. Asbell, 51. In all, the laundry-room project cost an estimated $14,000.”
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Posh Laundry Rooms to Make Dirty Clothes (Almost) Enjoyable
A beautiful bathroom in the British Properties designed years ago by a legendary Vancouver designer, was beginning to show its age and in need of being renewed. The owners wanted to ensure that the refurbished ensuite was not only practical and functional, but relaxing, comfortable and tranquil.
Without altering the spatial layout of the room, the strategy was to update, modify and refine the existing space through the introduction of new elements. Harmony and a clean look was achieved throughout by balancing colour and materials.
The space is filled with luxurious amenities, including a free-standing tub, double vanity, open glass shower and heated flooring. The result is an ensuite bathroom that feels more spacious, streamlined and elegant.