Interior: Long, expanded kitchen (Creative Design Therapy)

Creative Design Therapy expanded this kitchen to create a spacious, functional, and modern classic kitchen with features like a built-in drinks fridge, a large kitchen island with seating, and plenty of cabinets for storage.

The open kitchen flows seamlessly from the family room into the dining room and to the backyard, allowing friends and family to move from space to space.

Interior: Narrow 10-foot wide galley kitchen (Sabrina O'Neill + Emily Bazett-Jones)

Sabrina O’Neill and Emily Bazett-Jones took this 10-foot wide kitchen in a semi-detached house and made it feel wider and taller. They added two-toned cabinets with white oak and a detailed toe-kick. The warm wood tones from floor to ceiling make the space feel cohesive and comfortable.

Interior: Relocated kitchen and dining room (Creative Design Therapy)

Creative Design Therapy relocated her clients’ kitchen to create a large, open space that’s perfect for hosting. She chose colours for the island, lower cabinets, and backsplash to give the kitchen a fun personality. There is no shortage of storage, but if the homeowners needed more, they have a separate pantry with ample cabinets.

Interior: Sabrina O'Neill - Dining Room Banquette

This dining area was under-utilized before Toronto interior designer Sabrina O’Neill Design created the banquette and now, her clients spend much more time around the dining table.

Interior designer: Sabrina O’Neill Design
Styling: Jennifer McLean Interiors
Photography: Janet Kwan

Before: Dining area

Interior: Kē Design Collective (Kitchen and dining room)

Kē Design Collective worked around limitations to create this open kitchen and dining area. The team transformed a closed off kitchen into a one that now has space for a large waterfall countertop with seating and added storage.