Our primary goal is and always will be to uncover a home that is a true reflection of our clients’ taste and lifestyle. We believe that investing in one’s home is rewarded tenfold, not only in regards to your ROI, but how it affects and improves your daily living. From a simple paint refresh, to a re-worked furniture layout, or a brand new kitchen – any change that improves the form and functionality of how you interact with each space is an investment worth making!
Ultimately, it’s not just how a space looks, but how it serves you everyday. Let’s work together to bring beauty into your home. Because after all, Everyone Deserves A Perfect Space.
BEVERLY WELLINGTON
“I was introduced to the world of interior decorating and design well over a decade ago and it quickly grew into a passionate hobby. I practised and crafted my skills as often as I could until I graduated from Sheridan College for Interior Decorating. In addition to my design knowledge, I have been able to refine my communication skills through education in online, print and broadcast journalism. My additional study of psychology allows me to go the step further to create spaces that clients can connect with not only physically but mentally. To say these secondary skills have helped defuse a heated argument between couples a few times would be an understatement!
I started this business as a way to connect with and help clients near and far. I have a strong love for what I do and wish to help as many people with their homes as I possibly can. Whether your project is as simple as selecting a new colour scheme or designing a beautiful yet practical kitchen for your growing family, I know my design expertise will help you sustain a happy home! To top it all off, I’ve been a practising kitchen designer for the past 5 years, so I like to think kitchens and custom millwork are my specialities!
If I’m not hard at work you can find me breaking a sweat at the gym, hanging by the water on a warm summer day, or scheming the next phase of my never-ending home improvements with my site supervisors (aka my felines Silas and Milo).”