Artistic License Before & After - Comet Interior Design and Professional Organizing, Vancouver, BC, Canada

Before & After

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Here are more before and after views of Artistic License.
	View 1: In the living room looking into the Kitchen we can see what removing part of the load bearing wall did to the space.
	View 2: What was once a tight and awkward hallway is now open and lets the light in from the south.
	View 3: To control the clutter and papers a new communication centre for mail, appointments, computer and filing is now in one area instead of all over the house on three levels and all the rooms.
	View 4: The old carpet is gone and new easy to maintain laminate flooring makes this space. Most of the switches have been moved to one spot near the front door and the bottom of the stairs making it possible to light the main floor and make the client feel safer.
	View 5: Visual organizers tend to keep things where they will see and remember to take action. This is unsafe and after a while one cannot see the important items.
	View 6: The entry closet did not work and hid things more than organized them. The closet doors cut off the already small space. Open, visual storage is easier to access and has to be kept tidy.
	View 7: A very talented artist with no place to show off her work. The solution was to make a gallery of her work and a place for family and friends to enjoy.
	View 8: The old kitchen was falling apart and the surfaces were impossible to make look clean. The new kitchen maximizes the space and the surfaces and all chosen to fit with the new concept and theme.
	View 9: By reorganizing the location of the work centres, a more efficient use of space.
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	View 20: Everyone is pleased with the results here.
	View 21: The old closet doors did not work and the wall cut off two feet from view. Removing the wall and noisy doors allowed access the whole closet by covering them with curtains. Paint and new hardware update the dark old doors with plastic knobs.
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	View 30: What was supposed to be a studio was never used. New lighting, shelving, re-used cabinets and zones make this a place to really be creative.