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Swipe to see the before photo! The design and col

Swipe to see the before photo!

The design and colour choices of past generations never cease to amaze us. 😂 Do you think people 30 or 40 years from now will think the same about designs from the 2020s?

We don’t, as we think cleaner lines and more cohesive coulour palettes are here to stay, but you never know!

Life partners and business partners. For some peop

Life partners and business partners. For some people, working with their partner could be a recipe for disaster, but we actually love it. We’ve been on a lot of adventures in this life together (21 years and counting!) but running Sitka Concept has been one of the most rewarding, exciting, and challenging of them all. We’re grateful to have the opportunity to tackle challenges and create beautiful things together each day!

Disclaimer: this photo was not taken during the midst of our current kitchen installation! 😅

Photo @jonadrian

As designers and builders, this quote from @robins

As designers and builders, this quote from @robinsharma spoke to us on a practical level and beyond! We’ve always dreamed big dreams, and that’s the first step in making them happen.

We both recently finished his book, ‘The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari’, and we loved reading about the journey of the author finding his way back to his true self. Have you read this book, or any of his other work? What did you think?

Building a home from scratch involves making seemi

Building a home from scratch involves making seemingly endless amounts of decisions. It’s hard to strike the balance between carefully choosing each component so everything is just how you want it, while avoiding spending countless hours agonizing over power outlet covers.

On this Naramata project, designed by Norman Goddard Architecture, we worked with the clients to create visualizations of their dream home and to choose materials inside and out to ensure a seamless flow between spaces. Lots of natural materials - wooden beams, stone features - anchor the home while rust-treated metal and raw concrete add an industrial edge.

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