Published: Lowe's Canada x The Kwendy Home

I walked in and was instantly transported into a Christmas and winter-themed home. Wendy of The Kwendy Home worked with Lowe’s Canada to create a tablescape with a miniature winter wonderland.

Check out the details on the pieces Wendy put together over on the Lowe’s Canada blog.

Interior: Bright and Open Kitchen (Creative Design Therapy)

Kitchen Relocation and Transformation

This beautiful kitchen was relocated from another part of the house and completely rebuilt from the ground up. Creative Design Therapy created a kitchen that is open, spacious and seamlessly flows into the dining area. The window on one side of the kitchen and the backyard sliding doors on the other allows for light to fill the room.

Countertop: Caesarstone Canada
Backsplash: Ciot Stone and Tile
Barstools: Bouclair

Lifestyle Product: This Wild Heart x Jowae Canada

Project

Esther of This Wild Heart partnered with Jowae, a French-Korean beauty brand and shared her daily skincare routine using their line of products.

Here are some of the final photos for their marketing campaign:

2 Tips for Styling a Minimalist Tablescape

Creating a tablescape doesn’t have to be complicated. With a couple of additions, you can put together a styled setup:

1. Layers: Use different sized plates to create a bit of dimension. Alternatively, placemats could work but I prefer not to use them.

2. Functional accessories: A dinner napkin or, for a special occasion, a printed menu placed in the centre of each setting. Maybe even a little chocolate.

With neutral colours and patterns, you can easily mix and match linens, plates and flatware.

Interior: Master Bathroom (Leann Ban Interiors)

This large master bathroom underwent a transformation and not only does it look bright and modern, it looks even more spacious than it was before the renovation. Leann Ban Interiors chose a monochromatic colour palette and added accent hardware like the light fixture above the vanity. The matte black hardware and dark vanity contrast the rest of the bathroom.

While there is already a lot of natural light coming in through the windows, the large mirror above the vanity helps to reflect back some of that light and keeps the room evenly lit.

Take a look at the before and after photos of the renovation.

Designer: Leann Ban Interiors
Light: LD Shoppe
Mirror: Lowes Canada
Vanity/Sink: The Vanity Store
Faucet: Wayfair Canada
Vase: Oak and Fort Home