Christine Roberts Design was tasked with designing a narrow L-shaped galley kitchen with colour, contrast, and pattern. She accomplished that by choosing a blush colour for the upper cabinets that continue up to the ceiling. This soft and subtle colour drenching gave the kitchen a unique look without overwhelming the space.
To balance out the light colours, she incorporated dark countertops and lower cabinets and added pattern in the hexagonal terrazzo floor tile.
Are you thinking of renovating your kitchen and want to add colour for the first time? You may feel overwhelmed by the colour options out there and that’s common.
Continuing this main floor remodel series, Studio ALC added skylights and opened up the ceiling to create a taller, vaulted ceiling. This allows natural light to stream in from both the existing bay window and the skylights. The home didn’t get much light before, but now it’s bright and open throughout the day.
Are you thinking of renovating your kitchen and want to add colour for the first time? You may feel overwhelmed by the colour options out there and that’s common.
You won’t believe what this kitchen used to look like before this big renovation. Studio ALC helped the homeowners open up the main floor by extending the ceiling into a vaulted ceiling and removing walls that kept the space enclosed to create a bright, open and spacious kitchen, dining, and family room.
To top it off, skylights were added to bring in natural light. The space is great for moving from one area to another and entertaining large groups.
See what the kitchen and dining area looked like before the remodel.
Are you thinking of renovating your kitchen and want to add colour for the first time? You may feel overwhelmed by the colour options out there and that’s common.
Every piece from Mim Concept has a story behind it. Their latest products, the Lewis Teddy Bear Storage Bed was inspired by the founder’s new journey into motherhood. And as with all of their beds, there’s built-in storage and in this case, it’s seamless and hidden.
We photographed the bed from different angles to give you an idea of what it looks like, relative to the space. We also show the storage drawer closed and open so you can see how it works.
Mim Concept also released a new dining chair, Sophie. We show each product as a whole, then we move in and highlight its features.
Take a look at some of the photos below:
Mim Concept’s newest collection is a set of modern minimalist dining tables made of pine, oak, or walnut. They can seat from 2 to 10 people depending on the size.
WeWork opened a new office at 357 Bay St in the heart of Toronto’s financial district and I was commissioned to photograph the interior spaces for their website.
One of the best things about photographing someone’s life and work is being able to look back at their journey over time.
I was lucky to meet Doris of Love Lettering through her sister, whose wedding I photographed over 10 years ago. She is a talented and creative handlettering artist who constantly pushes her art beyond lettering on just paper.
We’ve worked on many projects together, from creative collaborations to her published book, Extraordinary Handlettering.
Doris even created a custom piece for my wedding, which we still have to this day. She’s supported me throughout my photography career as a peer and as a friend and I’m forever grateful for her.
Congratulations on a decade of lettering, Doris! Looking forward to more creative projects together.
