Fairview Slopes
The original 780 square feet 1 bed and 1 bath apartment had minimal storage space, featured outdated finishes, and a small kitchen. In order to bring light and airiness into the kitchen space, we removed the partition wall that separated the living room and extended the counter. The fridge was also repositioned and cleverly concealed behind the entry hallway.
The materials selected were kept to a minimum and consistent throughout the apartment: Ceaserstone counters and white oak for the millwork and flooring. The Superwhite marble encompasses the entire kitchen backsplash, making an impressive yet understated statement that anchors the room.
SCOPE — Renovation
STATUS — Complete
COMPLETION — 2019
CLIENT — Private Residence
LOCATION — Vancouver, BC
CONSTRUCTION — Leftcoast Homes
MILLWORK — Out of Line Designs
PHOTOGRAGHY — Conrad Brown
COMPLETION — 2019
CLIENT — Private Residence
LOCATION — Vancouver, BC
CONSTRUCTION — Leftcoast Homes
MILLWORK — Out of Line Designs
PHOTOGRAGHY — Conrad Brown
LOCATION — Vancouver, BC
CONSTRUCTION — Leftcoast Homes
MILLWORK — Out of Line Designs
PHOTOGRAGHY — Conrad Brown
MILLWORK — Out of Line Designs
PHOTOGRAGHY — Conrad Brown
We maximized storage in the bathroom by utilizing the cavity space hidden behind the wall separating the bedroom. To maintain a clean palette (and for its non-porous properties), Corian was chosen for the ledge and medicine cabinet door. The tactile Mutina tiles are used on both the flooring and walls to create a spa-like environment and makes the space feel more expansive.
In the living room, an eclectic collection of furniture pieces (including a colourful Jan Kath rug) adds an element of playfulness and guides guests to the south-facing 500 square feet patio.
