Creative Cookie-Cutter

The lady of the house needs her own little diva den and here it is. Sunny yellow painted walls and an eastern exposure ensure that this is the perfect meditation space for a morning person.

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Cookie-cutter houses are notorious for having little if any privacy. On the back deck a pergola built by hubby provides the perfect framework for climbing vines. The folding table attached to the gate doubles as a serving area and the bamboo and fountain draw the attention away from the back lane and neighbours.

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Connected to the master bedroom this ensuite is kept simple and uncluttered.

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Master bedroom is simple and elegant.

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Taking advantage of built in niche to create a bar area. This dining area is in an open plan space but looks completely distinct from adjoining areas while still blending into the overall scheme

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Televisions in the living room don't have to be the focal point. Here the eye is drawn to the lovely display on the mantle while still allowing comfortable viewing of the tv.

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Having pets doesn't have to mean you have to give up style.Our 4 legged family member's comfort is just as important as ours and he enjoys the coveted space by the fire.

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Brighten up a windowless entry with a strategically placed mirror. This one reflects light from another room and having plants and flowers keeps the space from feeling dark and cramped.

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Spring-inspired guest room.

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Ramp up the wow factor and break free from the traditional with a beautiful yellow door. Finished with a brushed metal kickplate.

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