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Interior Design

Bounded together in a unique Ontarian home with a possibility to bind their cultures together as a seamless whole. Both couples love the sea and were raised around the blue and white ripples of the ocean as children, which binds them together when they see an image of it. This is therefore something that they would love to recreate in their new home, as it is the primary aspect of both their cultures"

Cultural Fusion "Harmoniously Blending Two Distinct Styles in Interior House Design"

“This cultural blend can be incorporated into an Ontario home, while following the Ontario Building Code, by redesigning the interior spaces with the use of colors and textures in the calm and relaxing areas such as the bedrooms and main living spaces.”

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See My Other Projects

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There is a pressing need for specialized care clinics that can cater to the mental health needs of children with long-standing epilepsy in Durham Region, particularly in areas like Whitby where the population of children is increasing at a ... Read More 

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Architecture

Designing an interior space for a client with a disability, where mobility is limited, poses a challenging yet fulfilling task. The objective is to create a living area that is both functional and comfortable, accommodating the client's unique ... Read More

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Architecture

The project involved renovating an old hostel building, drawing inspiration from its rich heritage. The design layout we decided on was a fusion of Japanese and Scandinavian styles, known as Japandi. This design trend combines classic elements of ... Read More

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