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Karen's Cottage Makeover

(21 photos)

This once-dilapidated cottage was purchased by Karen with the goal of making it over into a comfortable and stylish waterfront retreat, within a tight timeframe and budget.

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Bungalow Renovation

(9 photos)

This tiny, outdated bungalow was purchased as a condo alternative, and was renovated to accommodate our clients' immediate needs as well as future plans. The house was gutted and the main floor was turned into a glamorous yet functional open living space, while a master bedroom suite was created in the basement. The renovation was planned to include a future 2nd floor addition, and at which point the basement bedroom can become a guest room or family room. By choosing to renovate a bungalow instead of buying a condo, our clients have all the conveniences of a brand new unit, but have custom finishings as well as plenty of parking and outdoor space. When their budget allows, they can add on instead of having to sell and move.

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Watermarks Showroom

(8 photos)

Our clients wanted to move their business from a wholesale trade plumbing mart to a high-end kitchen and bath boutique. Sealy was involved from day one, with marketing research, selecting the geographic location and the actual site, to designing a new logo and selecting new colours, to sourcing and making contact with new vendors so they could offer exciting new image specific products; many of which are brand new to Canada. And of course the overall design- both look and feel and concept was based on experiential shopping. We shook things up when we introduced shopping by style and not brand. The showroom has a cohesive, uncluttered and purposeful feel and appeals to its target audience. It's a far cry from the old, dated paint depot with vinyl peel-and-stick tiles we first encountered.

Ashley Park

(19 photos)

This was an extensive project. It included demoing a good portion of the house, adding an addition (that became the family room and kitchen) and then redesigning the rest of the house to meet current need and appeal (eventually) to the resale market. When adding an addition it is always a good idea to consider some redesigning of the older portion to ensure flow from room to room.

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Kingscourt

(15 photos)

To revive this kitchen, I recommended ripping out a structural wall between the dining room and kitchen, as well as opening up the wall between the dining room and living room. This provided more space to put extra leaves in the table for larger gatherings, as well as opening up the site lines to the living room fireplace.

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