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We like this bright neutral tone family room with a subtle hint of color and the flow between this room with the outside patio. The clean linear beams ceiling doesn't make the space feel heavy or overwhelming. Depending on the ceiling height, we would also prefer the beams to be finished in brighter color to maintain an airy and cohesive look

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We like how bright the kitchen looks and how it's not entirely white. We also like the flooring patterns and geometry title backsplash

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We like the neutral tone overall setup connecting the living room with the backyard. Textured and off-white colored wall add depth to the room.

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Is this bedroom a modern transitional style? Andy likes this bedroom's style. Trang is ok with the style but would prefer to add a touch of a warmth and coziness in the room. She likes the window reading bench but isn’t a fan of the light fixtures.

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Earthy tone color scheme with large windows for natural light is what Trang likes. Recessed ceiling with the same hardwood with the flooring makes the room ceiling feel higher and more cohesive. Andy is ok with the style: he likes the black framed windows.

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We like the staircase style mix of wood and metal railings

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alternative style and color for staircase that we also like. Simple newel post and stair railings!

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Warm earthy tones furniture/ textured large carpet with a dark focal point of the fireplace (don't love the black color) creates a balanced cohesive transitional style. Lots of natural light and windows.

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A recessed wall with decorative wall paper or paintings for the credenza adds depth and makes the room feel more spacious. Furnished in simple, chic pieces with earthy tones, the space feels warm and elegant. Love the chanderliers!

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We like the neutral two color tone, the wood texture of the sink cabinet, the white quartz countertop and brass faucets

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We like how the backslash of the shower wall has a blend of solid (bottom) and textured blue tiles (top) for ease of cleaning. Contrasting with large white tiles on the other walls keep the space light and bright. We also like the built in bench for sitting in the shower and the water drainage slab instead of the traditional draining hole. A recessed wall for shampoo and body soaps is a nice addition.

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We like the vertical tile placement and color choice. The continuation of the gray wall tiles from the shower floor up to the backsplash behind the sink—creates a cohesive look. We also like the curbless shower design.

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Love the color scheme (neutral monochromatic but not boring), white quartz counter top for contrast, golden/brass faucets and wall mounted pot filler, all the way to the ceiling cabinets, range hood hidden inside the cabinetry/wood box above the stove, Wide-plank wood flooring and wood flank ceiling panel for warmth and coziness. Trang doesn't love the glass front cabinets as they will show clutter inside. She also likes drawers for the lower cabinets.

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Love the two-tone color of cabinets which adds visual contrast. The wooden range hood trim adds natural texture and rustic character without jeopardizing the modern feel. Light stone backsplash with subtle pattern/texture adds depth without being too busy. Arched doorway, rounded corner countertop and oversized dome pendant light add charms to the linear cabinetries and island.

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I like the wooden ceiling, the side porch and the bricks color

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This is also our favourite style of arts and crafts house. The colour palette is ease on the eyes with contrast colour of the black roofs, white window and decorative trims. If it was asymmetrical, that would have been the perfect house design!

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I like the dimension this house gives. The bold wood outline on the roof and wood pillars make the house pop!

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We like how modern it looks but still had a warm cozy feeling of a craftsmanship home.

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This is one of my favourite houses of all. The design and the dimensions by colours make the house’s symmetry asymmetrical.

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Also one of our favourites.

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We like the exterior look of this house at 4044 Pandora st Burnaby. It was built in 2007 and still looking really great.

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The contrast in color gives the house some depth and a clean/new look that could last for years

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