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BEHIND THE SCENE

Every great gathering space needs a heart. For thi

Every great gathering space needs a heart. For this renovation, that heart became the fireplace.

While the game room and bar were designed for entertaining, we wanted the living area to feel like a place where people could slow down, settle in, and simply enjoy being together.

To create that warmth, we carried the same stone onto the fireplace, helping tie the entire space together. A custom walnut mantel adds richness and character, while a striking piece of Golden Dragon quartz from @cambriasurfaces becomes the focal point. A bold and artistic wallpaper from @photowall_sweden adds movement, personality, and depth to the room, while a @ruggable rug softens the space and invites people to stay awhile.

One of my favourite things about thoughtful renovations is creating flow. Moving from the pool table, to the bar, to the lounge feels natural and connected. The homeowners' art collection is woven throughout the space, creating moments of discovery and helping each area feel uniquely theirs while complementing the next.

The result is a place for conversations that last longer than expected, evenings spent by the fire, and moments shared with family and friends... that strech all the way until dawn!

Photographs by @jonadrian

Some spaces are designed for entertaining. Others

Some spaces are designed for entertaining. Others are designed for lingering…

The inspiration for this custom bar came from the traditional Irish pubs the homeowners love to visit. Places where the atmosphere is so warm and inviting that nobody seems in a hurry to leave.

Every detail was chosen to create that same feeling. Rich finishes, warm lighting, a stunning @cambriasurfaces quartz countertop, walnut cabinets and a copper ceiling detail that catches the light and draws your eye across the room.

One of my favourite features is the island cabinetry. We intentionally designed it to allow two chairs to tuck underneath, creating the perfect spot for card games with the grandchildren, a quiet drink, or conversations that stretch long into the evening.

Because the best spaces aren’t always the most extravagant. They’re the ones that bring people together. The ones where stories are shared, friendships are strengthened, and memories are made around the table.

And if a room makes you want to stay just a little longer, then we’ve done our job well. ✨

Photography @jonadrian

Not every renovation requires knocking down walls.

Not every renovation requires knocking down walls. Sometimes, the biggest transformation comes from changing how a space feels.

This room was already a games room, but it lacked warmth, character, and that feeling that makes people want to stay awhile. The homeowners loved music, entertaining, and had built an incredible collection of artwork and memorabilia over the years, but the room wasn’t telling their story.

To bring it to life, we added a full stone feature wall, walnut wainscoting, layered lighting, and details inspired by the warmth of a traditional Irish pub. What was once an overlooked corner of the house became the heart of the entire games room.

Today, the pool table sits surrounded by music, art, conversation, and laughter.

One of my favourite things about renovation is seeing how thoughtful design can completely change the energy of a room without changing its footprint.

Because great spaces aren’t measured in square feet. They’re measured in the memories made inside them.

Happy Friday everyone, to making new memories during this rainy week-end, perfect for board games and pool games✨

Design by @sitkaconcept
Millwork by @vicmartensmillwork
Concealed audio system @missionaudiovisual
Photographs by @jonadrian

Friday vibe: “Let’s relax this weekend.” Al

Friday vibe: “Let’s relax this weekend.”

Also Friday vibe (for all of us homeowner’s): “We should probably do some spring chores around the property…”

I know weekends around here are supposed to be for boating, fishing, wineries, gardening, BBQs, and finally slowing down a little. But the truth is, most of us still end up doing a few chores around the house anyway.

So we might as well do them intentionally.

A little branch trimming. A little cleanup around the house. Maybe rethinking landscaping choices while we’re at it.

Between the coffee, the kids coming in and out, and the classic “this will only take 20 minutes”… somehow it always turns into a full family project.

But really, living in the Okanagan, this stuff matters.

And FireSmarting your property doesn’t have to mean making everything look dry, empty, or unattractive. Some of the best landscaping decisions can actually make your home feel even more intentional, natural, and protected at the same time.

It’s just part of taking care of what we’ve built. Protecting it. Respecting the land around it. And maybe feeling a little more at peace Sunday night when it’s all done.

If your weekend to-do list looks anything like mine, I put together a simple FireSmart blog post + printable checklist to help you get started. Simple. Efficient. That’s my promise to you. Because we all have so much on our plates already.

→ Read the blog (link in bio)
→ Comment FIRESMART and I’ll automatically send you the printable checklist

And we can still have that sundowner on the sun deck afterwards 😉

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