Grothé

Before the renovation, the entryway was dark and narrow; the walls and doors enclosed the space, preventing natural light from entering.

The wall to the left of the entrance was demolished and in its place went a white storage cabinet and a beautiful wooden room divider. Meanwhile, on the right, the doors were closed up to create a small but unique bathroom. Crisp white walls replaced the blue and beige, brightening up the space tremendously.

The kitchen is the heart of the home, and what a kitchen it is! Out went the wooden cabinets, faded checkered backsplash, and beige walls to create something that radiated beauty and elegance.

Bright white walls now reflect the natural light coming in from the windows, lighting up the white cabinetry and countertops to make the room feel spacious and welcoming. A two-tone island with seating and plenty of storage space was placed in the centre. And the dark wood ties it all together, grounding the space.

Thanks to the new floor plan and colour palette, this small beige and green main living area seems to have doubled in size. The new layout is both more functional and conducive to receiving guests and hosting. There’s a beautiful symmetry and flow between the different sections of the room.

The wood-tinted ceiling beam acts as a natural separator between the kitchen and living room, matching the room divider at the entrance and the kitchen island. The use of bright whites and deep wood colours throughout all spaces creates a sense of continuity.