Category: Bedroom
Designer: Hatch Interior Design
Location: Kelowna, B.C.
Goal: For this project, Hatch Interior Design was
hired by residential developer MKS Resources to finish and furnish this
contemporary 3,450 sq. ft. penthouse show suite at the Waters Edge development in Kelowna’s mission area. “Our client
requested that the design of the unit target a potential buyer searching for a
high-end vacation property, but that we maintained a strict project budget,”
says Hatch designer Leigh Blackburn. “The master bedroom is a great example of
how we were able to achieve a high-end look on a tight budget.”
Inspiration: Blackburn and team took inspiration from the “jaw-dropping
views of Okanagan Lake,” wanting to create an interior look equally as stunning
that wouldn’t distract from the natural beauty just outside the windows. "With
such an expansive space we wanted to add warmth and character,” Blackburn
notes. “We did this by introducing an intricately patterned area rug [in the bedroom]. Our
beautiful Kelowna beaches attract visitors to our area, so we created a color
palette of beige, aqua, tangerine, and golden yellow to reflect the sand,
water, and sunny warmth."
Breakdown: As requested by the developer, all furnishings were
sourced at affordable or discounted prices. Hardwood floors add warmth
throughout the penthouse, and in the bedroom the area rug, from
HomeSense, adds textural detail that the rest of the room builds on. The Gibson bed and ottomans at its foot are from VanGogh Designs.
The orange tone in the pattern is matched with some punchy throw pillows, also
from HomeSense. Boom nightstands are from EQ3, and the lamps and abstract art
are from HomeSense. To add a soft wash of color, the walls are painted in
General Paint’s Canada Goose, which takes away the starkness of straight white
while serving as a neutral background for the furnishings.
Tips to Get the Look: “We recommend that you invest your money into key
furniture pieces like a classic bed or statement rug as well as permanent finishes
like hardwood flooring and quality window coverings,” Blackburn says. “Once you
have that solid foundation, consider mixing in those inexpensive accents. If
you've given yourself a smaller budget, be willing to hunt as finding the right
lamp isn't always easy, but in our opinion, it's always fun!”
Image Courtesy of Hatch Interior Design.
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