The renovation of this home’s main floor required rectifying the existence of asbestos, vermiculite, and dirt crawl spaces. Creative design solutions, not evident to the naked eye, were integrated to create the open floor plan. This included redirecting the original fireplace and chimney flus buried in the old chase. A 23 ft. clear span beam system was installed that instead of being a distraction, was treated as a design embellishment with a tray ceiling detail, effectively hiding the second floor duct work and plumbing; the result is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

The contemporary, transitional kitchen now features exquisite 3” water fall countertops with a primary colour palette of Cotton White, paired with exotic, horizontal grain, white oak custom cabinetry, created by Pinnacle’s in-house cabinetry division.

The 9.5 ft. ceiling allowed for a full wall of transom windows and garden doors, opening up the site lines to the west facing back yard deck and capturing the natural light.

An impressive double action barn door system was installed, alternating access to the basement and second floor.

This previously compartmentalized turn of the century home that captured the homeowners heart is now an accurate reflection of their current lifestyle, allowing them to fully enjoy it’s attributes for years to come.

The renovation of this home’s main floor required rectifying the existence of asbestos, vermiculite, and dirt crawl spaces. Creative design solutions, not evident to the naked eye, were integrated to create the open floor plan. This included redirecting the original fireplace and chimney flus buried in the old chase. A 23 ft. clear span beam system was installed that instead of being a distraction, was treated as a design embellishment with a tray ceiling detail, effectively hiding the second floor duct work and plumbing; the result is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

The contemporary, transitional kitchen now features exquisite 3” water fall countertops with a primary colour palette of Cotton White, paired with exotic, horizontal grain, white oak custom cabinetry, created by Pinnacle’s in-house cabinetry division.

The 9.5 ft. ceiling allowed for a full wall of transom windows and garden doors, opening up the site lines to the west facing back yard deck and capturing the natural light.

An impressive double action barn door system was installed, alternating access to the basement and second floor.

This previously compartmentalized turn of the century home that captured the homeowners heart is now an accurate reflection of their current lifestyle, allowing them to fully enjoy it’s attributes for years to come.