Kitchens are called the hearth of the home. I have created this Toronto kitchen design as welcoming, cozy and pleasure to work in, as posible. It is a vintage country style kitchen with traditional features such as shaker style cabinet doors.

Small seating and eating area with barstools and open corner shelves give this kitchen slightly modern feeling. Green, ceramic tile backsplash contrasts with the blue glass-doored cabinets. Comfortable and slip resistant hardwood floor was the best choice to use in the kitchen.

3D layout of the room is great tool to maximalize the space and for better client visualization of the room. Decorative items such as art, cookbooks, pottery and flowers give the kitchen personal touch.

3D rendering assure me that the color scheme was used wisely. The blue colors of kitchen cabinets in combination with light brown walls and green backsplash maximize the amount of light and keeping the country style kitchen clean and fresh.

Last week I was in touch with Toronto interior designer Laura Hay. She was in need of a custom 7ft free standing dry bar for one of her interior design projects. Dry bars are not a very common furniture item. These bars are different from wet bars because they do not have sink with running water and can be placed anywhere because of the lack of need for this access. Laura’s material choice for this furniture piece was somewhat unusual from the beginning I thought but once I put her sketches into a 3-D view the combination of the back-lit onyx stone countertop, the chrome foot rail, the leather upholstery and dark-wood  worked to create a very striking and original piece that I’m happy to share with you. Please visit Laura’s website for more of her home design projects.

An amazing project Boys & Girls initialized by abgc architecture & design firm from Dublin in Ireland that takes a fairly simple commodity and turning it into amazing, functional, modern and color full (4ft x 9ft) peace of  furniture that stands out like no other. The table consists of 22,742 lego pieces put together without glue or other fasteners and sits on a polished Stainless Steel square hollow structure. The whole construction process was even captured by 8000 photos that was turned in to 2 minute animation. check it out.