At only 377 square feet, this tiny living space has done a lot with a little, providing a plethora of hidden and useful storage throughout, and maximizing on the vertical space seamlessly. Continue reading →

Reconstructing a 1912 attic space, was what Casework was put to task with within Wallingford Master Suite & Nursery – and reconstruct they did! Continue reading →

Des Érables residence turns great Canadian maple into great Canadian architecture, refurbishing a duplex in Montreal into this single family home – drenched in maple plywood, simplistic taste and visual delights. Continue reading →

Echo House reverberates with beautiful design elements – including a wall and stairway partition that appears like a metal crocheted art piece, making a statement all its own. Continue reading →

Concrete and plywood create this space known as Headland House – delivering an array of wicker and simple tones to keep the home feeling just the right level of cozy. Continue reading →

Located in Shanghai, China, this small apartment is a collision of function and fabulous design, sitting amidst a small space of just 516 sq.ft with a 10 degree rotation. Continue reading →

Why, hello my French Canadian wooded wonder – fancy meeting you here in the Montreal outback! A home that is, quite literally, ‘hanging off a cliff’, as is the definition of its name: Residence “Dans l’Escarpement”, this space maximizes its location overlooking a lush landscape and the crystal clear lake below. Continue reading →

Rustic charm meets modern conveniences at Villa Castelluccio – fitted with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, this chic Italian villa design is a mix of arched doorways and shelving, brass fixtures, custom cubbies, and an outdoor living area that has one pondering if they need to go inside at all. Continue reading →

From floating stairs to floating bookshelves; Lobster Boat House is a delicious display of durability and design perfection. Continue reading →

Highgate Victorian Townhouse is a 3-story remodel located in a suburban setting around the North London district. Continue reading →