Weekly Design Inspiration: Countertop Surfaces
It’s important to be educated on the options available in order to make the best decision for your home or workplace. The durability, maintenance requirements and price point all come into consideration when making this decision.
Weekly Design Inspiration: Front Doors
Front doors. They’re the first thing you see when you get home, and the last thing you see when you leave. They are not only the first impression to visitors and guests, but they are also a sign to remind you that you’re finally home.
Weekly Design Inspiration: Laundry Rooms
For most, laundry is a necessary evil of day to day life, and it really doesn’t help that laundry rooms of standard built homes are usually dark dingy basement utility rooms that you would rather not spend your time in.
Weekly Design Inspiration: Arches
Arches. An interior design aspect that never goes out of style, only evolves and changes over time. Starting with the Ancient Romans, arches have adapted and made their mark in each and every design era.
Weekly Design Inspiration: Bathrooms
As I was scrolling through Pinterest this week I came across this image and it got me thinking about bathrooms and how many different directions you can take the design.
Weekly Design Inspiration: Staircases
Your stairs are one of the first things guests (and you) see upon entering your home. When building or remodelling, you want to ensure you give this feature lots of thought and consideration.
Weekly Design Inspiration: Subway Tile–Horizontal Versus Vertical
You all know my deep love for subway tile; it’s classic and timeless. With so many different sizes and variations to choose from and installation options, it’s a winner in my eyes.
Weekly Design Inspiration: Kitchens
Today, I want to talk about kitchens. I’m a big lover of white kitchens because they are classic and timeless but lately I’ve been crushing on coloured cabinetry and mixing in multiple finishes.
Cedar Brae Basement Project
After completing renovations on the main floor of my clients home they decided that they’d like to move down into their basement.
Carp Project
Gallery of images from Candace Plotz Design’s latest project, the Carp Project