When this Canadian family settled into their beachside home in Agnes Water, they loved the location — but the kitchen didn’t love them back. It was boxed in, awkward to navigate, and completely shut off from the living area and those beautiful ocean views. Drawers barely opened, storage was minimal, and it simply didn’t reflect how the family lived.

They didn’t need a bigger kitchen. They needed a smarter one.

Nestled along the coastline of Coral Cove, this full home renovation brings a fresh sense of calm, comfort, and masculine warmth to a much-loved family home. With beautiful views across the golf course, lakes, and ocean, the setting was undeniably special — but inside, the home no longer reflected the lifestyle or personality of its owners.

Think about your daily life. How do you start and end your day? Your morning rush might necessitate a convenient bathroom layout, while a peaceful evening could call for a cosy living room. Make a list of your daily activities and prioritize spaces accordingly. Begin by identifying the key moments that shape your day.

Imagine designing a home not only works for the family now, but adapts to the family you are becoming. The heart of a home lies in its ability to cater to the unique needs of the people inhabiting it now and in the future.

Considering your future plans is crucial when designing a new house or renovating your current one. If you are planning to expand your family or downsize in the future, it is important to ensure that the design of your home can adapt to these changes.