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Moore Park One

A spacious, sunlit kitchen features clean-lined white cabinetry, white stone countertops with soft veining, and a central island with black upholstered stools. A built-in breakfast nook sits by arched windows under a large structural pendant lamp.

An expansive kitchen re-design balances architectural gravity and sophisticated flow, showcasing custom white oak elements, an integrated refrigerator, and sleek globe pendants over a white stone island by Jennifer Worts Design.
A refined kitchen corner showcases integrated white cabinetry, a built-in display shelf for a cookbook collection, and an integrated stainless steel double oven. The white stone countertop and slab backsplash feature organic blue veining.
A light-filled breakfast nook features a curved white built-in bench paired with an oval tulip table and contemporary black wood chairs. An oversized architectural black pendant lamp anchors the space against historic arched windows.
A high-contrast powder room features dramatic black graphic wallpaper with a feathered texture, a custom vanity in a black piano finish, and a honed white marble countertop. Sculptural glass Bocci pendant lights cast a soft glow.
A bright principal ensuite bathroom features a custom white oak floating vanity with clean lines and mixed metal fixtures, reflected in oversized minimalist mirrors illuminated by architectural white tube sconces.
A light-filled principal bathroom layout highlights a two-sided glass fireplace built into a white marble tile wall, seamlessly bridging the private quarters. A custom white oak vanity sits adjacent to a glass-enclosed steam shower.
A modern walk-in steam shower features a seamless glass enclosure, an integrated white stone bench, and an accent wall composed of deep blue mosaic tiles. Polished nickel hardware adds tactile gravity against white marble walls.
A spa-like principal ensuite showcases a deep freestanding tub with a floor-mounted nickel tub filler on a white stone floor. A patterned area rug, an architectural white oak built-in linen cabinet, and a gold Kelly Wearstler ceiling light complete the serene retreat.

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A quiet retreat within a retreat… Colours and te A quiet retreat within a retreat… 

Colours and textures set off to great effect against a backdrop of white shiplap, with forest & mountain views out of every window. 

A peaceful sanctuary before a weekend of entertaining begins. 

Heaven. 

Photography: @valeriewilcox 

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Headshot Photography: @lindsayramolla 

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Guest room extras... Every home tells a story, an Guest room extras...

Every home tells a story, and when it comes to guest rooms, we love designing spaces that make visitors feel instantly at home. For this lakehouse retreat, the goal was simple: create guest bedrooms for the ultimate host - someone who anticipates every single detail so her guests feel pampered from the moment they unpack.

In this one, we built this little nook around a funky, unexpected table instead of a traditional desk. It’s a versatile surface designed for those quiet, slow-paced moments whether that’s jotting down a quick note, indulging in a tiny bit of weekend writing (remember actually writing letters?), or resting a morning coffee. Beneath it, a vibrant blue-and-white graphic rug keeps the vibe crisp, casual, and grounded in that easy waterfront energy.

To balance the playful shapes, we added a pair of classic, preppy lamps for a dose of tailored symmetry. Positioned right above, the mirror turns the whole setup into a light-filled vanity for seamless morning SPF application or quick evening touch-ups before heading down for dinner.

Crisp, graphic, relaxed, and endlessly cooL...it’s a space that proves thoughtfully curated hospitality never goes out of style.

Photography: @mulligan.studio 

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When the front door opens into this lakehouse, the When the front door opens into this lakehouse, the pace of the day instantly shifts. 

We wrapped this tall entry in shiplap and painted it a deep, moody tone to create a sense of cocooning. That quiet, grounding moment that marks the transition from weekday rush to weekend ease.

To bring energy into the dark palette, we hung a massive ivory pendant overhead that feels almost sculptural against the high ceilings. Opposite, a custom six-foot bright blue mirror acts like a magnet for the eye, reflecting happy incoming guests and the art around them in a playful burst of colour.

Beyond the dark walls, and out of frame, you get immediate glimpses of the pine trees and soft, watery light filtering through oversized windows ahead. 

It’s an inviting, atmosphere-rich space that sets an unforgettable tone the second you step inside...dramatic, warm, and wonderfully peaceful.

Photography: @valeriewilcox 
Styling: @_meandmo_ 

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Basement bar goals... A fully finished, highly op Basement bar goals...

A fully finished, highly optimized lower level is standard on all of our projects. 

Set below this basement staircase, where full-height windows above spill light below, this bar overlooks the lounge and movie area, with the gym and dance studio just beyond.

Living copper countertops are an absolute favourite of ours. You truly can’t mess them up, and they only look better as they age. Natural oak, polished concrete floors, and a graphic black custom fixture bring a cool contrast to the warm metal.

We tucked a wine fridge, beverage fridge, and dishwasher into the bar itself, using custom roll-outs under the stairs to house liquor, snacks, and wrapping supplies. 

Short on clutter, long on style, and ready for a crowd.

Photography: @valeriewilcox 

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Natural wood meets bold colour💥 We stripped this Natural wood meets bold colour💥

We stripped this project back to its bones, revealing the natural wood tones in the original floors and beams to create a true study of contrasts. 
The brief? Clean Scandi sensibility meets layered, high-energy colour.

Did we nail it? 

Photography: @jenniferwortsdesign  Builder:  @blakefarrowproject 
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