Parkhill Contemporary
This renovation was prompted by leaking pipes in the second-floor bathrooms, which led the homeowners to rethink the entire upper living area layout. The goal was to address awkward spaces in the bedrooms and bathrooms while improving storage and functionality throughout.
Project Focus:
The 1,800-square-foot infill, built in the 1990s, had underutilized spaces that required more thoughtful planning.
Top priorities included maximizing storage and creating a more efficient layout in the two bathrooms.
The revised plan recaptured every inch of underused space, enhancing comfort and practicality for daily living.
Finishes & Design Aesthetic:
Durable, low-maintenance finishes were selected to suit modern lifestyles.
A cool neutral palette was paired with warm wood tones and dark accent colors to create a serene yet high-impact retreat.
The result is a well-planned, stylish, and functional upper living area, blending practical design with a calming, contemporary aesthetic.
Design Services for this project:
Ideation & Information Gathering
Concept & Space Planning
Design Development
Construction Documents
Project Administration