Harken back to a simpler time … this clean, classic, yet very modern house, invokes a sense of timelessness. Although built in 2017, the house nestles in its forested setting as if it’s been there for a lifetime. Continue reading “Timeless Classic”
Perched idyllically on a small holding overlooking a horse farm and panoramic ocean views, this contemporary home re-imagines the modern farmhouse. The sharply sloped roof lines and pod-like living spaces seem at home on the lot, due in part to the materials used on the exterior. Continue reading “Modern Farmstead”
With soaring ceilings, a backdrop of white walls and inspired use of space, this smaller home lives much larger than its square footage would suggest. At just over 1300 square feet on one level, this house benefits from considered sightlines and borrowed outside views. The oversized windows, with transoms above, truly bring the outside in. Continue reading “Dwell Gem”
This spectacular new oceanside home epitomizes the definition of modern industrial design. From the spare, but considered, landscape to raw concrete walls and metal siding the owners have stayed true to the design philosophy they embraced at the project’s inception. Continue reading “Striking Modern Industrial Oceanfront”
Originally designed in the 80’s by Hank Schubart, a renowned Salt Spring architect, this family home had faded from its past glory. The new owners, attracted by the provenance and perfect harbourside perch, were keen to re-energize it. In addition to the deep lot, in a lovely neighbourhood, the property boasted a fully contained guest cottage and garage. Continue reading “Renovation of an Architectural Classic”