One of their top priorities was to have a separate wet and dry kitchen as they do heavy cooking frequently. In order to address this point in the design brief, Studio Super Safari removed the existing kitchen walls and converted it into the two-part kitchen they wanted.

The island extends from the wet kitchen to the outside, giving the homeowners space for food prep and breakfast. The two kitchens are separated by means of a sliding glass door.

Inside, Studio Super Safari chose an interesting tile pattern for the backsplash, which complements the deep blue cabinetry that the homeowners love.

The living room is spacious and inviting, thanks to the use of neutral hues and plenty of soft details like the cushions and sculptural coffee table.

As storage was needed, a full-height custom shelf was built behind the sofa to hold the couple’s book collection and mementos.

In the bedroom, a similarly restful blue shade takes centrestage as a feature wall.

As the couple loves stationary bike spinning, they also requested that the room next door be designated as a study and gym in one, where they can work and cycle.

Photos by Studio Super Safari.

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