Here are a few quick pictures... The construction is done in this room - only three more bathrooms to go at this home. Only thing left here are some towels, a few accessories and some art for the walls. The objective here was to create a bathroom with cleaner more contemporary lines but blend it into a more traditional craftsman home.
Details - the tub deck is 1x2 glass from Stone Tile in a warm gray. The floor is an 18 x 18 porcelain from Tierra Sol set on a 45 degree angle in silver with a charcoal border of the same tile. The shower floor is really cool - it is also from Stone Tile - unglazed porcelain. For the shower walls the floor tile has been brought to the ceiling with a waterfall of gray and taupe glass cascading down to the floor.
These chairs were custom designed - the seat and back are a large scale modern monochrome floral and the frame is a silvery gold vinyl.
This lower counter surface does double duty - it can be used for baking when needed, but I designed it to be a computer desk on a daily basis. The rollout file drawer is a seperate piece, and the desk was designed like a harvest table and can be moved as well if needed.
Custom doors were created for the entry - they allow light and greenery from the front courtyard to be seen through to the kitchen. The light fixture is blown Murano glass and casts a beautiful patterned shadow across the ceiling in the evening.
The master bedroom is now a relaxing quiet space thanks to the serene colour scheme. The headboard was custom designed - upholstered in a blue/gray silk dupioni which was then slip covered in a luxurious charcoal light weight wool. This allows the homeowner to have two different looks. 
This chaise lounge was custom made for a West Vancouver client's home - I needed a piece that could float in the center of the living room, look good from all sides, and not take up too much space visually. At the same time, it also needed to be comfortable so the correct height and angle of the ends was very important.
This is a walnut entry console designed for a West Vancouver client. The space available for this piece was very specific in its depth and width. The panelling on the walls also determined the best height. Walnut was selected to coordinate with the flooring through out the home.
This is a fabulous love seat! My client had this sitting outside undercover on a lower deck behind her West Vancouver home. I took it to a refinisher and had the frame repaired and refinished a dark chocolate colour, and then to my upholsterer to be recovered in this luxurious smoky purple velvet. Re-upholstering is a great idea if you have a well made piece of furniture - it is possible to really change the look by altering the back, the arms, the cushion style and the legs.
The walls were removed, ceilings refinished, new lighting installed, new cabinets, counters, appliances and backsplash. Floors through out were replaced with a beautiful charcoal stained white rift cut oak. All walls were painted - some white (same colour as baseboards) and others dark gray.
