Cooking in Coal Harbour

Uninspired, cramped, and dated - everything that makes a galley kitchen boring.

Removing the wall between two suites opens up a whole new, panoramic view of the downtown landscape.

A drop ceiling with recessed pot lights and framed by rope lighting keeps the look open and airy while still defining this gourmet workspace.

Chocolate brown, clear alder millwork + frosted glass inserts + slim profile, stainless steel hood fan = contemporary sophistication and sizzle.

Square-edge Caesarstone in elegant ivory merges with a flat surface stovetop creating a sleek, efficient working surface.

Geometric drama. Glass ovals set in white tile accentuate the kitchen's angular beauty with visual rhythm and balance.

Breakfast for two at the dropped eating bar. A great place to chat with your favourite chef-at-work as well.

An undermount sink with sensually curved faucet and veggie sprayer - design savvy marries functionality.