When the idea of using recycled bricks in the master bedroom came up, it was an easy decision — and there was no turning back. We paired the bricks with a V-groove wall and a picture ledge to create a unique and character-filled backdrop. Since the house had already undergone a modern renovation about 10 years ago, this reno was all about doing it in a way that it never needing to be renovated again, so every design choice was made with timeless aspects and optimum function in mind.

With flexibility a key factor, no bedhead was chosen, allowing the bed to be easily replaced or refreshed when needed. This inspired the design of the back wall — a statement feature that acts as a striking visual backdrop in place of a traditional bedhead. The bedside tables from West Elm were thoughtfully selected to suit the space and its occupant instead of matching them for the sake of it.

To maximize storage, we built a custom dresser on-site, transforming an unused area into a functional and stylish solution. The full-wall wardrobe includes two mirrored doors, eliminating the need for a separate mirror and saving valuable space in the small room. Plantation shutters were added to provide privacy while still allowing natural light to fill the room.

In the guest room, a full-wall wardrobe with mirrored doors enhances the sense of space, while soft curtains and a versatile daybed — which converts into a queen-size bed — offer both style and functionality. The V-groove half wall and picture ledge were carried through to maintain a cohesive design theme.

Throughout the home, stylish ceiling fans were installed in every room to keep things cool in summer and ensure fresh air circulates all year round.