In Forest Hill South, a modern home once sleek and cutting-edge had grown cold, like a showroom that forgot to invite warmth in. Enter the designers, who didn’t just renovate—they reimagined.

A new palette emerged, one of lighter, earthier tones that replaced sterile grays with hues of oak and sun-warmed stone. It wasn’t just about color; it was about texture and finish. Think of it as the interior detailing of a luxury car: every material chosen for its tactile beauty, every corner thoughtfully designed to be touched and lived in.

Drawings and ideation weren’t mere steps—they were the heartbeat of the transformation. Every space was expanded, not through walls, but through experience. The kitchen became a hub, the living areas breathing spaces, designed for connection.
It wasn’t about the structure anymore; it was about how it made you feel. The house, now in harmony with its surroundings, became a reflection of a new way of living—light, organic, and alive.