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Projects
Rather than imposing a fixed aesthetic, we search for the defining qualities of each space — its quiet logic, its atmosphere, its sense of belonging. When that essence is found, design becomes a natural unfolding rather than a forced gesture.
Riverside
Three-story townhome is nestled in a waterfront community in Richmond, BC. Full-height glass doors on the main level open directly onto the Fraser River Trail, just steps away.
Caravel
Designed for a young couple, this Richmond residence draws inspiration from their travels to Hawaii and Japan. Immersed in nature and the effortless calm of resort living, they sought to bring that same sense of tranquility to their West Coast home.
Fairhurst
The project is a newly built 3,500 sq ft single-family residence designed for a young couple who travel frequently. Inspired by the immersive atmosphere of dark-toned, hotel-inspired interiors.
Horizon
Anchored by precise proportion and structural clarity, the design brings order and visual continuity to the space.
Portland
The rhythm of living is meant to be free. Spaces unfold gently, allowing movement, rest, and transition to happen naturally throughout the day.
the Drift
An ideal life lies in the permission to alternate between stability and drift, where both states of the self are equally free to exist.
W32nd
The kitchen is crafted with meticulous control over materials and proportions. Warm, refined travertine and oak meet inward-wedging forms, revealing a resilient core beneath its soft, elegant exterior.
Chaldecott
Classical elegance and modern rhythm coexist in perfect balance within a single space.
Elgin Park
The old house was transformed into a memory box, encapsulating the couple’s love for travel, plants, and coffee.
Ding
With time, the owners’ reflections on life settle, allowing the space’s narrative to unfold effortlessly.
Gemrare
As a showcase for Korean streetwear and pre-loved luxury bags, Gemrare’s design encourages customers to sit down and engage in friendly, conversational interactions with the staff.
Forest Frame
Nestled by the forest park, this duplex takes cues from traditional “shoin-zukuri” architecture, with its thoughtfully staggered lines and frames reflecting a serene and unassuming lifestyle.
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