Here's what we've been up to lately - real projects, real clients, real challenges solved
Every project tells its own story. Some came to us as rough sketches on napkins, others as fully-formed visions that just needed the right hands to bring 'em to life. We've included a mix here - residential homes where families actually live, commercial spaces where businesses thrive, and a few experimental pieces that pushed us way outside our comfort zone (in the best way possible).
This one was special - clients wanted a home that'd grow with their family but didn't wanna sacrifice that connection to the waterfront. We worked with the natural slope of the lot, created these massive floor-to-ceiling windows that basically frame Lake Ontario like living artwork.
Transforming an old warehouse into a collaborative workspace wasn't just about knocking down walls. We kept the industrial bones - exposed brick, steel beams - but injected tons of natural light and flexible spaces that startups actually wanna work in.
Our clients were art collectors who needed a gallery-worthy space that still felt like home. Clean lines, neutral palette, and strategic lighting turned their collection into part of the architecture itself.
Blending retail, office, and residential in one building's tricky. The key was giving each space its own identity while making sure the whole thing felt cohesive. Ground floor retail gets tons of foot traffic, upper floors stay peaceful - everyone wins.
Restaurant design's all about flow - kitchen efficiency, server pathways, customer experience. We created this space that feels intimate even though it seats 120. The chef calls it "organized chaos done right" which I'm taking as a compliment.
Victorian homes are gorgeous but let's be real - they weren't designed for modern living. We gutted the interior while preserving every bit of original trim and character. Now it's got all the charm plus the functionality today's families actually need.
Less is more - but only if you get it right. Every line, every material choice, every detail had to earn its place here. The result's a home that feels calm without being cold, simple without being boring.
Tech companies talk a big game about collaboration, but their spaces often don't support it. We designed this office around how people actually work - quiet zones for deep focus, dynamic spaces for teamwork, and yeah, a pretty sweet lounge area.
Whether you're starting from scratch or reimagining an existing space, we'd love to hear what you're thinking. Let's grab a coffee and talk about what's possible.