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Sliding interior doors offer a simple, modern alternative to traditional doors, particularly in spaces where conserving floor area is a priority.

The Wiley Street project transformed a backsplit with an illegal apartment into a fully compliant, modern duplex. Through careful design, fire safety upgrades, and smart space planning, the property evolved into a legal and profitable rental. This renovation shows how even complex layouts can become strong income assets with the right approach.

The Limeridge Drive Project in Kingston’s east end transformed an underused basement into a bright, legal three-bedroom secondary suite. With smart design, fire-rated upgrades, and a standout egress window, it blends style, comfort, and safety. Showcasing how thoughtful renovation boosts property value and rental appeal.

Bifold doors are a practical interior solution commonly used in spaces where accessibility and space efficiency matter more than full privacy or sound control.

Swing doors remain the most traditional and widely used door option in residential design. Their versatility, reliability, and code compliance make them a foundational element in home construction.

Turning a classic bungalow on Braemar Road into a modern, fully legal duplex proved that great investments often begin with a simple idea.

Barn doors have become a standout design feature in many homes, offering a blend of practicality and visual impact. While inspired by rustic design, they are equally at home in modern and transitional interiors.

Pocket doors are a popular choice in modern homes where space efficiency is a priority. By sliding neatly into the wall, they offer a streamlined look while solving common layout challenges in smaller or awkward rooms.

Building a custom home is about more than bricks and mortar, it’s about creating a space that fits your life. From the way you move through your rooms to the style and finishes that reflect your personality, a custom home offers freedom, flexibility, and foresight that pre-built homes simply can’t match.

When working with a BCIN-licensed designer on an architectural project, whether it’s a renovation, addition, or new build, clear communication is essential.