Portfolio Of Our Work

This home is only a few years old, but the owners wanted to change the original colours that were picked by the builder. We were first hired to change the dark walls of a room in the downstairs to a light grey colour to brighten it up. We were hired again when they were ready to paint the upper level of the home.

The owners wanted to have a light and airy feeling throughout the home.  This was accomplished by getting rid of the dark eggplant walls and painting out the spaces with a light colour called Gray Owl.

Painting over the burgundy walls in the hallway and kitchen eliminated the heavy feeling.

To add a bit of interest in the kitchen the pantry door was painted a smoky blue colour.

The master bedroom had taupe colour walls with a pink undertone. We painted them in the same light grey colour and the owner requested a dark blue feature wall. The room looks very modern and classy. We had a little painting buddy who acted as supervisor for the project.

More photos of the completed spaces.

The new owners of this house had just recently moved in. They were happy with some of the neutral coloured rooms, but other areas were painted with a colour that had a strong yellow undertone. They wanted those rooms to be changed to something more current. They chose a light gray called Silver Satin to use throughout the kitchen, eating area, entry, hallway, stairwell and upper landing. The powder room was changed to a soft blue colour.

The new owners of this townhouse pulled out the flooring and the baseboards and trim work. They had us paint the ceilings and walls prior to moving in. They will be doing some further renovations and putting in new trim work afterwards.

The open concept living area was originally painted in a dark brown colour. The new colour the owners chose was a light gray with a blue undertone.

The master bedroom changed from yellow to a gray with a slight mauve undertone.

The main bathroom changed from yellow to the same gray used in the master bedroom.

The ensuite bath was changed from a pumpkin colour to a rich blue.

The walls were in need of an extreme amount of patching and sanding. It took a great deal of effort with powered palm sander to remove the murals from the spare bedroom walls.  The hearts were sitting on the walls as a thick layer of paint. We thought they were the only murals, but as we started to sand we realized an older mural of trees and branches was in a previous paint layer. This is a good example of why it’s better to us non-destructive removable wall decals to decorate a child’s room. The owners chose a silvery gray for us to repaint the room in.

The walls throughout this new townhouse were painted white. The owners had us paint a dark charcoal gray on various walls as an accent. The stark contrast works well in their modern space.

The new owners of this west coast style home hired us to repaint prior to their move in. The hardwood flooring and kitchen were being replaced so it made sense to have us do the painting after they were ripped out and prior to the new installations.

They wanted to change the yellow walls of the main living area and loft to a neutral modern look. They choose a subtle light grey colour.

The new owner of this luxury condo was able to have us paint it prior to moving in. Many of the walls were a vivid orange and green colour which was not the taste of our client. Being that blue was their favourite colour we painted the main open concept living and dining area in a soft blue colour along with the master bedroom, ensuite and walk in closet. The entry area, hallways, main bathroom, kitchen, eating nook, family room and spare bedroom were painted in a light warm off white colour.

The owner of this new in-law suite wasn’t comfortable with the white walls. A grey accent wall was painted during the initial construction, but after moving in she realized the space still felt too stark. We were hired to paint the rest of the main living space in the same warm grey colour. It was carried through the living room, dining area, kitchen and down the stairwell.

Although white walls can work in certain situations, this didn’t seem to be one of them. You can see the difference between the before and after photos below. Using the grey colour on all the walls has warmed up the space.

The master bedroom originally had white walls and one turquoise feature wall. The owner wanted to add some colour to the white walls so we used a very light version of the turquoise colour on them.

The new owners of this high end Nanoose townhouse don’t mind green, but they didn’t like the particular hue of green that it was painted. It had a gold undertone. They chose a more neutral green and had us paint in throughout the open concept living room, dining area and kitchen and the connecting hallway and entry area. All they needed to do was move in their furniture and start enjoying the beautiful views.

The owners of this home were ready for an update from the burgandy, brown and green colour scheme that was present through much of the rooms.

A classic beige was chosen. The home is not only much brighter it feels larger and more open because the spaces are not broken up with the variation of colours.

After purchasing this new townhouse the owners wanted to have the wall colour changed throughout the main living area, stairwell, entry and hallways. The darker wall colour was not going to work well for displaying their large collection of artwork.

They also wanted a colour that would keep the space light and airy. Another townhouse will be built on the other side of them which will block out some of their natural light. They chose a creamy white. There’s enough warmth in the colour so that it doesn’t look too stark. It will serve as the perfect backdrop for their artwork. Now they can start to hang it and feel like they have fully moved in.

Jack helped hang their first piece. A stunning kimono in a vibrant orange colour. It looks perfect on the tall staircase wall.