Interior designer Stacy McLennan relaxes on the living room's window seat.
The living room's cream walls provide a neutral backdrop for colourful accessories like the toss cushions and beautiful chandelier.
The whimsical chandelier in the living room appears to be the focal point of colour in the space, centered in the room above pops of pinks and powder blues.
In the spacious new dining room, a built-in niche displays china and provides storage for linens and flatware. The 12-foot-long trestle table, which can comfortable seat at least 14 people, called for two small chandeliers rather than a large central one.
Flowers can be found in every space, adding the perfect addition of colour and freshness to each room.
The powder-blue kitchen island demonstrates homeowner Lynne James's fearlessness about colour. It's easily seats four and acts as a focal point in the open space.
An oversized apron sink hides any accumulation of dishes in the cottage-style kitchen. Mini schoolhouse-style pendant lights tie in with the powder-blue island and lend retro charm to the room.
Shaker-style cabinetry, marble countertops and white subway backsplash tiles make for a timeless look in the kitchen.
An oversized vase of freshly picked greenery gives the cottage-style kitchen a breath of fresh air.
A vintage bedroom set was revived from disrepair; Lynne had it sprayed white for dauther Shauna's room.
A pink chenille coverlet from Lynne's collection brings a hit of happy colour to the bedroom, matching perfectly with the throw pillows to tie in the colour scheme throughout the home.
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