Sonnihaus is a Korean-Canadian husband and wife team who designs and creates 3D-printed home decor and planters. Their collections are often influenced by their Asian roots, which can be seen in the shapes and features. Each piece is both functional and decorative, which blends in as storage, but stands out as decor.
They were recently in Cocolily Magazine in an article called Sonnihaus: Where memory meets form.
Belynda Chen Interiors designed this room to be an organized home office with built-in shelves and cabinets for storage. The space also double as a filming space for the homeowner to create content.
Belynda Chen Interiors refreshed this kitchen by removing a small wall and the original kitchen peninsula to open up the layout of the kitchen. The new kitchen island now creates a better flow throughout the space.
The kitchen island stands out with its black base cabinet and fluted detail to create contrast between the rest of the cabinets.
Alair Homes built this three-piece bathroom, which was was designed with two sinks, a large vanity, and a spacious shower with a built-in bench. In the shower, a niche with three levels provides space to hold shower necessities.
From the outside, you wouldn’t picture there would be this much space, but this kitchen shows how wide the home can be.
Before this full renovation, the kitchen was much smaller with no room for an island, but now it’s spacious with plenty of space to walk through, a lot more storage, and a skylight above the coffee station.
Builder: Alair Homes / @alairhomes.toronto
