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Studio Kimi reworked this 2,000-square-foot home in Mississauga from the inside out. The plan touched every main room — kitchen, living room, family room and three bathrooms — drawing them into one calm, connected language of warm wood, soft greys and honest materials.

The kitchen anchors the house. We paired wood-grain cabinetry with deep grey lowers and a dark tile backsplash, then opened the upper wall with floating wood shelves so everyday pieces — bowls, mugs, a few plants — stay within reach and bring the room to life. Garden doors keep the cooking and dining space full of daylight.

Custom millwork runs through the project, designed and built in-house so the cabinetry, shelving and storage suit how the home is actually used. An investment range of $150,000 to $200,000 covered the full renovation.