This Modern Minimalist House Is A Lesson In Luxury

Suspended floating stairs, a sleek wine display, maximized views and unexpected features including a “green wall” are some of our favorite design moments in this luxury home. “For us, having an interior designer working alongside the architect is pivotal,” says Taylor Day of Day Custom Homes.

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[NLADIES]

That paneled wall "hidden door" in the foyer isn't very hidden.

[ivangarrine]

i am from mozambique, how to have some of you desine>?

[justaguy]

This is not a home, it's too corporate hotel lobby. Blah!

[GoodKarma]

🏠👎🏽No!! Why do architects continue to reproduce this house design? I see so many of these houses in Calgary, it would be so nice if something was produced, thinking outside of the box.

Secondly the foyer is missing the “wow factor” narrow, felt like a bowling alley. No focal point unless you call a huge staircase a focal point, and it’s not, it’s an eye sore
First impression 3 out of 10

Third, the kitchen look like a cave and not in a good way, dark, gloomy and sad. Impression 2 out of 10

⚠️You mentioned MDF like it was a good thing- and it’s not. You made the wine centre not special — CHEAP finishes!! You threw MDF on the wall and called it a day. 0 out of 10

Third the seating nook, can only fit two people comfortably, cramped with a huge bloody wall with a tiny fire place - 2 out of 10

The great room was cold and lacked warmth, why use white when we live in Canada with 6 months of white snow- use wood tones for the floors introduce plants why bring the colour of the snow in the house. 2 out of 10

Lastly flow issues - Final mark 2 out of 10