Meet the Team

Jim believes in stretching design rules to create spaces that are personal and tailored to the client. His design style leans toward layered, saturated spaces with an identifiable history. His pro-tip: in small open concept spaces, make the kitchen as seamless and integrated as possible.

For Stella, the home is a creative laboratory: a personal sanctuary that fosters health, productive energy and creative thought. She credits empathy, honesty and travel as design inspirations. Her signature style is unconsciously comfortable with an elevated aesthetic.

A functional, carefree sensibility inspires Helena's design approach. She believes that smart spacing and smart furniture can perform multiple tasks. A small, cozy living space is her favourite room to design. Helena enjoys finding ways to incorporate upcycling into her approach.

Amrita believes that design thinking is a human-centered approach to innovation that draws from the designer's toolkit to integrate the needs of people. The living room is her preferred room to design as it's the place where entertaining guests and welcoming friends happens the most. It's the heart of the home.

Claudine gravitates towards a simple, understated aesthetic. This tone applies not only to her design style but her lifestyle choices too – from clothing to artwork to furniture selections. She likes the minimalism and warmth of Scandinavian interiors, so its no wonder that she subscribes to a less is more design approach.

Valerie is inspired by both the modern aesthetic and efficiency of European design and architecture. Her perennial advice: select materials and finishes that are neutral, and add colour with accessories and furniture.

- Scandinavian design, which emphasizes simplicity, functionality and minimalism, inspires Phoebe’s design approach. A proponent of mixing and matching, she encourages everyone to think outside of the box, testing out different ways of putting pieces together to come up with something uniquely personal.

Everything from old buildings to boutiques, art galleries and architecture inspire Arezoo's design approach. She describes her style as adventurous, contemporary and timeless. The master bathroom is her favourite room to design, as it's an opportunity to highlight wonderful stone and tile work that complement the room's decor.

Layering classic elements to modern, clean lines is Sarah’s go-to design method. She turns to beautiful accents like pillows, lamps and throw blankets to bring rooms to life. The style of a home is best defined by areas that are most open and public, like the living and dining rooms, which happen to be Sarah’s favourite rooms to design.

Virginia's favourite room to design is the kitchen, because it's where friends and family gather over great food and great conversations. She prefers a minimalist aesthetic, emphasizing functionality and comfort. In condo living, she suggests maximizing storage and adding additional lighting, where you can, for extra ambiance.

Claudia believes your home should be a reflection of your personality, don't be afraid to show it! She is inspired by fashion, art and nature and isn't afraid to be adventurous and unconventional in her design approach so that spaces reflect a feeling.

A home should be equally as useable as it is aesthetically pleasing. He takes a person-centered design approach to create very user-friendly inspired homes. For Bryan, the heart of the home is the kitchen, where he takes a contemporary and minimalistic design approach.

Functionality, efficiency and beauty inform Vimala's design approach. She loves designing bathrooms because of the challenge of the duality of the space - efficiency and practicality for the everyday combined with beauty and tranquility for recreation and relaxation. Her advice: imagine yourself using the space.

Nature, science, colour and music inspire Weydim's design approach. He describes his style as calm, modern and slick. He attributes his strong focus for going green by adding plants, and aiming for sustainability, to his background in architecture.

Samantha advocates designing for your lifestyle, not what's on trend. She loves designing kitchens since they are such a communal space to host and share time together. She credits travelling, fashion and meeting people as her inspirations. She is inspired by her times travelling and living abroad.

With Kathryn's background in Accounting, she approaches design from a number's perspective. Finding the optimal allocation of your budget is what drives Kathryn's design style. When to splurge on a high impact piece and when to save on basics, Kathryn's approach is all about making your budget work best for you.

Minimalistic, bright and modern with reserved pops of colour and strategically placed greenery is Tracey’s go to design aesthetic. She enjoys focusing on the kitchen since it always ends up being the center of both large and small gatherings, and truly believes you should always sculpt your space to function for your lifestyle.

Jordana enjoys creating timeless, sleek, and functional designs and is inspired by geometric shapes and nature. She believes it is important to create something that represents you and works with your lifestyle. Her favorite area to design is bathrooms because within a smaller space you can design something unique, bold, and bright.

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