the beaumont house

This full home renovation transformed a dark, compartmentalized interior into a brighter, more open home designed for everyday living. Updated layouts, lighter finishes, and thoughtful material choices improved both function and flow, creating spaces that feel calm, cohesive, and inviting. We bring this same level of detail to custom homes and renovations throughout Victoria, BC

Bright, modern kitchen with white cabinets, a large island with a beige base and black legs, and five black bar stools. Decor includes large white vases with green plants, a wooden cutting board, and yellow flowers. Overhead lighting features two met
Modern open-plan kitchen with a large island, black chairs, hanging pendant lights, and a view of the living area with an orange sofa and stone accents.
Bright kitchen with white cabinets, a central island with a beige base, and a white countertop. Features include a black range hood, a stainless steel microwave, a large window above the sink, black wall-mounted light fixtures, a black chandelier, an
Bright modern kitchen with white cabinets, light wood flooring, a central island, and decorative wood beams on the ceiling.
Living room with orange sofa, gray pillows, a side table with a green ceramic lamp, a guitar, and a stone wall. Kitchen in the background with black bar stools and a dining area.
Living room with orange sofa, white armchair, fireplace, large windows with blinds, and modern decor.
Living room with a modern black fireplace, decorative wooden circles above it, a black vase with eucalyptus on top, and a window with white blinds.
Modern bathroom vanity with a gray cabinet, beige countertop, rectangular sink, silver faucet, a small potted plant, and brown soap dispenser and matching cup. A large mirror is mounted on a brick wall, with a ventilation pipe above.

Our clients longed to entertain in a space that felt welcoming and able to handle large friend and family gatherings, but their existing floorplan was closed and compartmentalized in a way that made that impossible.

A design mandate was to use materials that could stand up to some wear and tear and prevent the need for constant touch ups. These materials needed to flow with the upper level which was not a part of the renovation.

the design challenge

BEFORE

By adding on a small addition to the back of the home, opening up walls between the kitchen and the previous dining and living areas, and using natural materials like stones, woods and metals, we were able to create a home the clients could never have imagined possible.

We then completed the project with custom furnishings and window treatments that made the home ready for gathering with loved ones.

the design DIRECTION

Sometimes clients have been looking at the problems in their existing home for so long that it takes a fresh perspective to see options they never saw possible.

This home underwent a massive transformation and allowed these home owners to stay on their beloved country property, rather than needing to move to a new home to meet their needs.

the result

Project Type: Main Floor Renovation with Addition
Scope: Kitchen, Living Room, Dining Room, Powder Room and Sunroom, Custom Millwork, Furnishings, Window Treatments & Styling
Services: Full-Service Interior Design

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