Bold. Dramatic. Built for a young family who knew exactly what they wanted.

This Newmarket full home renovation covered the entire first and second floor — kitchen, dining area, two bathrooms, mudroom, laundry room, and staircase. Eight weeks of construction, $200,000, and a complete transformation from top to bottom.
The design direction was clear from day one. Striking contrast between light and dark tones runs through every room, creating a home that feels both sophisticated and lived in. Nothing timid about it.

The kitchen opens into the living and dining area — open concept done with intention, not just to create space but to connect the way the couple actually moves through their home. The contrast palette hits hardest here, where cabinetry, countertops, and finishes work together to create something that feels custom because it is.

The laundry room is one of those spaces that surprises you. Checkered flooring turns a functional room into one worth noticing. The bathrooms follow the same logic — carefully chosen flooring and wall finishes that create contrast without clashing, refreshing without being loud.

And downstairs, a home theatre with split floor levels and proper seating. The kind of basement that actually gets used.

Investment over $200,000. Eight weeks. One home. Completely reimagined.