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Winning Big @ IWF Atlanta

25/8/2018

Sofo Kitchens won in the categories of Architectural Millwork, Bar – Residential, Bath, Bookcase (pictured), Closet, Home Theater and Kitchen: Face Frame

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Thurlow Project featured in Gray Magazine

15/3/2018

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VIEW FROM THE TOP:
CANADA'S PRICIEST PROPERTY
January 28, 2018 / Written by Jennifer Baum Lagdameo / Photographed by Amanda Oster

A poster child for Vancouver's white-hot real estate market, this 9,000-square-foot waterfront pent house in Coal Harbour made headlines when it was listed last year for $58 million, earning it the title of Canada’s priciest property. Price tag aside, what makes the home distinctive? “When I saw the unit for the first time, it was stunning,” says designer Karin Bohn, founder and creative director of House of Bohn, who renovated the condo for the original owners before it went on the market. “You have a 360-degree view of the beautiful North Shore Mountains on one side and the amazing downtown Vancouver cityscape on the other.” Bohn had been referred to the client by the project’s general contractor, Steve Hanzlick of Langley, BC’s Trademark Holdings. At first the design goals were modest, she explains, “just upgrading the flooring and adding wallpaper.” Fast-forward two and a half years, and the small-scale touch-up blossomed into a full-gut renovation. The kitchen pays tribute to the West Coast vistas by mirroring the landscape in subtle but impactful ways. Bohn designed an onyx-and-marble tile floor with a geometric pattern that mimics the angles of the distant mountains. A burnished brass range hood from Sofo Kitchens, a custom mirror wall, and a polished quartzite island reflect the water, mountains, and sparkling city lights outside, lending new meaning to the term “million-dollar views.”

Floor-to-ceiling windows flood a Coal Harbour penthouse kitchen with morning sun and lend a warm glow to the finely detailed oak cabinetry by Sofo Kitchens. Brass recurs throughout the room, from the Sofo Kitchens range hood to the streamlined hardware from Armac Martin. An Aeon Stone & Tile quartzite-topped island and a custom mirror wall with a circular overlay create an even greater sense of space and maximize the kitchen’s natural light.

A version of this story appeared in the February/March 2018 print edition of GRAY.

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Seymour St Loft we Worked on featured in Westcoast Living Condo

7/2/2018

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January, 2018

5/1/2018

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Thurlow Penthouse featured in Vancouver Luxury Living Magazine

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Blueberry Project in Whistler Nominated for Georgie Award courtesy of RDC Fine Homes

28/12/2017

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Westcoast living Condo

1/10/2017

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Raising the Bar, Reaping the Rewards

21/9/2017

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SOFO Kitchens, in Port Coquitlam BC, decreases rendering time while increasing their closing rate with the implementation of VORTEK Spaces 3D rendering software.

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Canadian House and Home

10/3/2017

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Canada's Most Expensive Home - Our Thurlow Project

18/11/2016

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This project took almost two years to complete and has now just been listed as Canada's most expensive home.

Courtesy of CTV News:

Vancouver’s sky-high real estate prices have soared to new heights – 33 floors up to be exact. A 16-room luxury penthouse has just been listed for $58,888,000 in the exclusive downtown Vancouver neighbourhood of Coal Harbour. If a spendthrift takes the bait, the pricey property would become the most expensive condominium in Canada.

The 8,010 square foot condo occupies the entire top two floors at the Three Harbour Green building (277 Thurlow St.), offering 4,840 square feet of living space and two swanky rooftop terraces, plus an additional balcony. All of that outdoor space will allow prospective buyers to enjoy a pretty spectacular ocean view; oh, and let’s not forget about the scenic mountain view either.

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