Earthy Minimalism – North Vancouver Private Residence

This project was created for a single woman who wanted her home to feel peaceful, grounded, and authentic. She asked for a space that reflected her connection to nature and her love for simplicity. I used natural materials like raw wood, clay, and woven textures to bring warmth and character into the home. I designed the main furniture pieces myself, including the live-edge coffee table and the sculptural dining stools, to give the space a handcrafted and personal touch. The color palette is soft and earthy, allowing the organic forms and materials to speak for themselves. My goal was to create a calm and welcoming atmosphere where every piece feels intentional and aligned with her lifestyle

A wooden console table with decorative objects, a large round wall mirror, and a table lamp, with a beige rug and wooden flooring in a cozy interior space.
Hallway with wooden console table holding a lamp, vases, decorative statues, and dried flowers; round mirror above table; beige rug and light-colored wooden floor.
Living room with beige walls, a white sofa with a textured brown throw, a large rustic wooden coffee table, a colorful abstract portrait on the wall, and open French doors leading to a balcony with green plants.
Living room with white sofa, wooden coffee table, potted monstera plant, wall-mounted TV, and open glass doors leading to a balcony with greenery.
A cozy dining area with a white table, four wooden stools, a wicker basket with green apples, a large woven lampshade overhead, an oval mirror leaning against the wall, and framed artwork in the background.
A cozy dining area with a white table and three wooden stools, red patterned rug, hanging wicker lamps, and a white wall with artwork.