Vineview Residence

Integrity in Structure. Grace in Design.

01 - The Mudroom

Before

1970’s Relic in her Dream Home Era

This 1970s remodel was more than a facelift — it was a complete rebuild from the studs out to create a modern home that’s comfortable, safe, and efficient for modern living.

02 - The Living Room

Before

Beyond blowing out the hulking fireplace obstructing the view from the kitchen, the original layout had no windows to the lovely side yard from the dining area, which left the space feeling closed in. We deleted one original window and rethought the entire wall: adding a new window to the dining area for natural light, then designing a centered fireplace and added a new window to flank it for symmetry. The result is a balanced focal point and far more sunlight streaming in from every direction.

03 - The Kitchen

Before

04- The Ensuite

A design highlight is the arched niche above the vanity — a detail that looks effortless but required careful coordination during the framing stage. We accounted for cabinet height, tile thickness, and quartz backsplash dimensions early on, ensuring the quartz counter tucks seamlessly into the niche. It’s a small moment that speaks volumes about planning and precision.

We transformed two small bedrooms into a spacious, luxurious primary suite. The reimagined layout includes a walk-in closet, a private water closet, and a spa-inspired ensuite with a walk-in shower.

05 - The Bathroom

Before

06 - The Boys Room

By removing one closet, we created space for a custom built-in desk that can evolve over time: a colouring station now, a homework spot later. We also leaned into playful design with a bold colour-blocking moment. The blue-violet tone appears not only on the vanity but also repeated on the doors, giving the room a cohesive, youthful energy without feeling theme-y. With warm toned floors and clean-lined millwork, the space feels fresh, personal, and flexible for years to come.