Spruce Condo
Kitchen with limited counter space, lack of storage, and a cramped bathroom, these are common problems we hear of from clients living in their unrenovated condo.
The new layout opens up the dividing wall between the kitchen and pantry
The building’s interior architecture consisted of steel, concrete, and glass. In order to complement the industrial backdrop, we selected heavier finishes throughout the space: black counter, walnut millwork, and matte black finishes.
The cooktop was relocated to the kitchen island to free up counter space on the sink side. This allowed our clients to cook facing the floor to ceiling windows while interacting with guests. The 9 ft island is a multifunctional place for cooking and dining, as well as working and entertaining.
SCOPE — Renovation
STATUS — Complete
COMPLETION — 2024
CLIENT — Private Residence
LOCATION — Vancouver, BC
CONSTRUCTION — Construct by Nuthatch
MILLWORK — D3 Custom Cabinets
STONEWORK — DSI Contracting
PHOTOGRAPHY — Jeffrey Liu Studio
COMPLETION — 2024
CLIENT — Private Residence
LOCATION — Vancouver, BC
CONSTRUCTION — Construct by Nuthatch
MILLWORK — D3 Custom Cabinets
STONEWORK — DSI Contracting
PHOTOGRAPHY — Jeffrey Liu Studio
LOCATION — Vancouver, BC
CONSTRUCTION — Construct by Nuthatch
MILLWORK — D3 Custom Cabinets
STONEWORK — DSI Contracting
PHOTOGRAPHY — Jeffrey Liu Studio
MILLWORK — D3 Custom Cabinets
STONEWORK — DSI Contracting
PHOTOGRAPHY — Jeffrey Liu Studio
PHOTOGRAPHY — Jeffrey Liu Studio
We transformed the space left by the old fridge into a functional niche, designed to showcase our client’s ceramics and glassware. A hidden outlet, tucked behind the backsplash, offers flexibility for storing small appliances.
The ensuite was transformed The Verdi Alpi marble is the star of the bathroom and echos the kitchen’s green millwork. It it beautifully showcased by diffused cove lighting (all kept on a separate switch for a spa -like experience).
