Showcasing Our Work:

A Home Your Love Design’s Completed Project:
Bathroom Renovation in Toronto

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The Before:

The bathroom was originally two small spaces with a step up between them. The toilet was squeezed between a wall and a small shower that was blocking part of the window. A bathroom renovation was necessary to create comfort and to bring the space up to code. More storage and counter space were priorities to create along with solving flow problems.

The Transformation:

The renovation completely transformed the spaces from two cramped, dark rooms into one bright, light and airy pampering space.

A carefully contoured, custom designed,  9’-0” vanity was created that had lots of storage above it. This took care of all of the storage needs for toiletries, grooming and cleaning products and towels,  with room to spare.

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Bathroom Remodel ,Toronto.

The lovely oval, free-standing tub and a generous shower for two looked after bathing needs. The glass walls of the shower and the mirrored wall and cabinet doors create a spacious feeling.

We chose fresh crisp, white for the bath and cabinetry and contrasted this with gorgeous blue, green and aqua glass tiles in the shower that feel like water. The walls are a soft blue to encourage relaxation.

This re-planed space is luxurious, has lots of storage, and creates an at home spa retreat for the homeowners.

An inspiring makeover that gives the people who live in it A Home To Love .

A Kitchen Renovation In A Charming Older Home

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The Before:

Our client needed a new kitchen in a charming older home with a blend of antique furnishings and modern comforts. The space had previously been opened up to the dining room and a  cozy sitting area with a fireplace.              A custom solution was needed to maintain the warm, inviting feeling, to update the kitchen, and add much more storage.

Large windows gave the space great natural light but gave us a big challenge with a lack of wall space to use for needed storage. The fridge and range covered most of the wall space and only a hard to reach corner was left.

The Transformation:

I put the new fridge in an unconventional spot on an angle across the corner, to put the largest appliance in a dead space, and to increase the flow in the work area. This also created an open feeling at the entry. The Fridge on an angle allowed us to lengthen an existing island and to design really useable full height storage on the small wall that was left.

Under the large window we built in low pantry pull- out units to make the the depth in the base cabinets most accessible. A shallow open bookcase makes the most of the narrow space beside the window. Open shelves hold cookbooks, and displaying china.

A warm gray colour was chosen for the wood cabinets to compliment the mahogany floor. A beautiful swirled quartz in gray, black, and white covers the countertop areas.

The new design is warm and welcoming. There is more counter surface (for two)to work on, and more storage while an open feeling to the living areas is maintained.