Some homes wear their character on the outside. This one certainly did — a commanding chateau-style estate on a private riverside lot, with an exterior presence that set expectations high. The interior, however, told a different story. Bold, avant-garde design choices that hadn't aged gracefully left every room feeling disconnected from the home's natural elegance and its setting.

The opportunity was clear: restore the conversation between this home and the life it was meant to support.

Our extraordinary project team undertook a comprehensive transformation of the main living spaces — entrance, kitchen, dining room, living room, pantry, laundry, powder room, and primary ensuite. No surface was left untouched. Coffered ceilings, arched doorways, full-height cabinetry, natural stone, and colour-drenched bathrooms were woven together with intention — each space distinct, yet unmistakably part of the same home.

The result is a balance of traditional warmth and elevated contemporary design that finally lives up to its address.

Cabinetry by Braam’s Custom Cabinets

Countertops by Sloan Stone Design

Photos by Mike Barry

Modern Chateau before renovation: dark mirrored bathroom
Modern Chateau before renovation: mirrored stair hall with metal railings

Before photos.

So We Don’t forget.

Modern Chateau before renovation: original kitchen with dark tile floor
Modern Chateau before renovation: dated bathroom with granite vanity
Modern Chateau before renovation: dark room with white glass-front cabinetry
Modern Chateau before renovation: original laundry room
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