Weronika

Nestled between ocean and rainforest, this West Vancouver home draws inspiration from the West Coast Modern style and its natural surroundings. The colour palette reflects the muted greens, soft greys, and warm wood tones of the coastal forest, creating a serene and grounded atmosphere. Throughout the interiors, a curated mix of modern and retro furnishings adds character and warmth, balancing clean architectural lines with a sense of lived-in charm. The result is a refined yet inviting retreat that harmonizes contemporary design with the beauty of the natural landscape.

The beach house in White Rock reimagines 1950s California Modernism through a contemporary coastal lens. Clean, architectural lines, expansive glass, and seamless indoor-oudoor flow capture the spirit of a relaxed modern living. Natural materials - warm oak, terrazzo and polished concrete - layer with soft linens and textured stone to create depth and warmth. The result is a bright, airy retreat that balances mid-century simplicity with modern sophistication, perfectly attued to its waterfront setting.

A fine dining restaurant in Horseshoe Bay, West Vancouver, is designed as a serene and immersive experience, where architecture and interiors reflect the surrounding maritime landscape. The space is grounded in natural materials—white brick, warm timber, and terracotta—chosen for their tactile qualities and timeless appeal. Moss-covered feature walls bring a touch of the local forest into the interior, creating a sense of connection to the lush, coastal environment. The design draws inspiration from the rhythms and textures of the seashore, with subtle maritime references woven into the details, from the selection of materials to the carefully considered lighting and spatial flow. Minimalist yet warm, the interiors balance elegance and intimacy, guiding guests through the space while allowing the focus to remain on the culinary journey. Every element, from material palette to furniture and lighting, contributes to a cohesive environment that feels both refined and naturally integrated with its coastal setting.

This architectural office is envisioned as a dynamic workspace where innovation grows from the thoughtful reuse of materials, transforming what is old into something purposeful and new. Rooted in circular design principles, the interior celebrates reclaimed stone, brick, glass, and wood—materials that carry history while supporting a more responsible and environmentally conscious future. The existing industrial shell becomes an asset, with enhanced natural light and exposed structural elements creating an open, uplifting atmosphere. Vintage, recycled, and refurbished furnishings form the foundation of the design expression, chosen not only for sustainability but for their character, tactility, and longevity. Guided by values of humanism, inclusion, collective intelligence, and continuous development, the workspace is shaped to foster transparency and collaboration, offering flexible, open environments where employees can choose settings that best support their work.

An Art Deco hotel in Gastown, Vancouver, is envisioned as a refined urban retreat that celebrates the neighborhood’s historic character while reinterpreting it with a modern sensibility. The interiors draw on classic Art Deco geometry, symmetry, and ornamentation, layered with rich materials such as polished stone, brass detailing, lacquered wood, and plush textiles to create a sense of understated luxury. Inspired by Gastown’s industrial heritage and vibrant cultural scene, the design balances bold graphic moments with warm, intimate spaces. Curved forms, rhythmic patterns, and sculptural lighting guide movement through the hotel, evoking the glamour of early 20th-century hospitality. Every element—from custom furnishings to material transitions and lighting—works together to create a cohesive environment that feels timeless, elegant, and deeply connected to its urban context.

An eco-conscious house renovation in West Vancouver is envisioned as a light-filled, high-performance family home that responds to its exceptional orientation, natural surroundings, and favorable coastal microclimate. Set within a biodiverse landscape and well connected to local amenities, the design takes advantage of abundant sun access and views, strengthening the relationship between interior spaces and the outdoors while supporting a sustainable, contemporary lifestyle. Home to the Taylor family, the three-level residence is reimagined to balance professional work, family life, and moments of retreat. Drawing inspiration from Scandinavian clarity and West Coast warmth, the interiors embrace a language of warm minimalism, natural materials, and calm, functional spaces. Open living areas, reconfigured home offices, adaptable children’s bedrooms, and spa-like bathrooms are designed to enhance comfort, flexibility, and daily well-being. Sustainable materials, energy-efficient systems, and improved indoor–outdoor connections are seamlessly integrated, resulting in a refined yet resilient home that reflects the family’s values while supporting long-term environmental responsibility.