All design starts with a concept. A strong concept keeps one on track for creating a cohesive and unified interior. Our years of experience guides you through the process of developing a concept which reflects your vision of beauty and happy living.

Space Planning is at the core of every good design. It is in the process of analyzing and planning the layout of interior spaces which optimize functionality and flow. Our expertise in movement through space, clearances, spatial organization and furniture placement ensures your home is not only beautiful, but functional too.

To say there are a lot of decisions to be made during a renovation or new build is an understatement. It can be overwhelming selecting all the materials, finishes and fixtures going into your new space. Our job is to use our immense knowledge of products and suppliers to make the process of selection easy and fun for you.

Once we have reviewed selections with you to suit your project’s style and budget, we compile all specifications into a Visual Package as well as a Specification Book that can be used for budgeting and ordering.

With years of experience shopping in the Sea to Sky Corridor we can help fill your home with furnishings that reflect your style and budget. The job of furnishing includes space planning, fabric and furniture selections, custom furniture fabrication, window treatments, wall covering, art, and lighting.

Interior Design Drawings are key in conveying all design information.

CAD Plans + Elevations are 2D drawings that detail all placement and measurements which trades require to execute a design. Plans typically include proposed plans for permits, construction and electrical plans, reflected ceiling and lighting plans, floor finish plans and furniture layout plans.

Elevation drawings are used for all technically complex areas, such as kitchens, bathrooms and cabinetry walls. The elevation drawings convey custom millwork information as well as the exact placement for things like lighting, plumbing accessories, shelving… A “measure twice, cut once” procedure.