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De Nimes' House

Years ago, my clients renovated their home, adding a new kitchen and a spacious basement floor, but the living room was left untouched. After a few years, it was time for a fresh makeover. They wanted to solve a few everyday frustrations: a lack of storage for coats and shoes, limited space for books, and a hallway that felt a little dark. We began by creating an opening between the living room and the entrance, implementing a Crittall-style internal window and a new glazed front door. I reconfigured part of the living room to create built-in cupboards and a bench along the corridor side and designed a bespoke bookcase with an integrated desk. I also advised on colours, curtains, flooring, and a few new furniture pieces to complement the existing ones. The result is a ground floor that now feels bright, cohesive, and inviting, with blue accents throughout. Photo credit Veronica Rodriguez Photography.

A unique living space that reflects my clients' personality
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