This country house is situated on a gorgeous property in Priddis, Alberta. The whole home was given a total overhaul – everything from spatial reconfiguration, replacement of all existing interior finishes complete with a small addition. These changes transformed this bungalow into open concept living that is as equally beautiful as it is functional.

The original floor plan can be seen below and underneath is the spatial reworking.

On the blog today we will be sharing Part I of the after photos of this stunning home. The kitchen and the dining room are open to one another and both have beautiful rustic hardwood flooring, a mixture of soft gray and stained maple bespoke millwork, a porcelain farm house sink and a mosaic hex tile backsplash that adds just the right amount of sparkle.

The custom built in china cabinet anchors the dining room – it was designed with both display space and closed storage in mind. Soft brown maple was used to create this statement piece that is dressed beautifully with classic black hardware.

The fireplace that divides the living room from the entry way was redesigned and clad in an engineered limestone that adds both a traditional and clean contemporary feel within the home.

Lindsey is an interior designer and mom to two toddlers. Growing up, Lindsey always took an interest in art and knew early on that she would be happiest in a creative profession. As the Senior Designer at LD&A, she is responsible for generating and working through design details alongside her teammates and clients to design and build unique and inspired spaces. If you catch her outside of the office, she is mostly likely working away on her garden, doing crafts with the kids, or planning ways to beautify her home.