The Warren - Custom Interior Design

The unique interior design of the Warren in Ottawa focuses on a minimal palette that includes warm wood slat walls and exposed concrete floors. The home features a large, light-filled void that extends through the centre of the home allowing southern light to reach deep into the living spaces of each floor and permeate through various portals, becoming the feature space of the house. Natural wood features and detailing bring warmth to the interconnected spaces of the home, allowing light and shadow to play upon its textures.

Halcyon Point - A generational Cottage design in Ontario

Located on Lake Rosseau in Muskoka, the Re-invisioning of this family cottage seeks to become a place from which the extended family can leave, and more importantly to return, re-center, and re-connect. A place for the past, present and future.

The new cottage is located on site of the original cottage the family has owned and renovated since 1973. The original fireplace [now located on the covered deck] remains and becomes the focal point on the site, visible when first approaching the house, from the lake below, and from within the space.

Custom Wood Embrasure Doors

The Corvus House is a Tudor-Revival home in Ottawa’s historic Glebe Community, featuring an extensive and whimsical millwork design. These custom wood embrasure doors integrated wood carvings, functional storage, and seating. These elaborate panelled doors are currently being fabricated and installed by Bespoke Woodworking.

Throwback Thursday: Citizen Restaurant and Bar - Concept and Design

Citizen is the little sister of the popular Ottawa restaurant Town on Elgin. Located around the corner at 207 Gilmour Street, Citizen shares a common kitchen with Town but is decidedly local, focusing on supporting local Ottawa culture including, bands, local chefs, and artists. Citizen is a new staple of neighbourhood culture.

The Warren - Concept and Design

Custom house design for a family located in Westboro, Ottawa. The Warren draws inspiration from the subterranean dwelling of the burrowing rabbit. The project aims to shift the perceived ground plane through a series of level changes, green roofs, and plantings to playfully subvert the expectations of the typical urban home.