Babbling Brooke Designs

Sometimes there are just too many whites to choose from! Thank goodness for interior designers 🙏

That moment when you get to sit back and enjoy some wine 🍷 You deserve it!

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Just appreciating the fact I get to call this island home! Photography by the talented

Sending a warm welcome to the home owners & family members that are so close to moving into their freshly renovated home in Port Alberni! Constructed by the wonderfully talented

In this sustainable new build, we used solarized concrete roof tiles to create a clean look, while still being able to make clean and green energy for the home owner. Can you guess how many solar panels are in this roof?

Can’t go wrong with a big kitchen update! Swipe to see the before photo —>
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Greys can be warm too! These warm grey tones will be going into an upgraded ensuite in Port Alberni. All in part of a full house renovation I am working on with

Decided to pull this render out from the grave. Haven’t done one of these 3D drawings since University!

Inspiration can be pulled from across the globe, my time in Italy was mostly spent mostly in awe of the architecture!

It may look like a bunch of timber, but to a designer it looks like possibilities!

Having the perfect space for a relaxing bath is a must!

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When there is so many materials to select from and so little time to make those hard decisions... you call an Interior Designer!

Clean lines for this beautiful new build in Qualicum Beach, can’t wait to see it painted! We opted out of using corner trim and instead mitered the edge for a simple look using lap siding from James Hardie’s Artisan Collection ✨ James Hardie

What a transformation we did on this Seascape Condo! Swipe to see the before ✨

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Beyond grateful to have worked with such a wonderful crew on my first renovation! Here’s to many more to come 🥂

Photo day feels like the perfect way to wrap up a project. We are so thankful for great clients and awesome local companies like Concept Photo & Babbling Brooke Designs 🙌

Flashback Friday! These hand rendered elevations were from my second year in the Bachelor of Interior Design program. Crazy to think that after that year everything was done on the computer and hand rendered elevations became a thing of my past. I loved getting mad at my Copics markers for drying out when I needed them most.

Be Bold. Be Creative. Be Loud. I loved this wall decal set-up. Super inspiring to be a little more bold with my life in general!
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I don't want to feed into all the negativity surrounding our world right now, so I am going to take this time to mention some things that, I think, are positive about this massive world change:
1. It gives people the opportunity to slow down and recharge
2. Everyone has an artistic and creative side that can finally how itself
3. We are all learning the value of human connection and will come out of this stronger
4. The Earth is receiving less pollution and recharging itself
5. There is more perspective and understandment on the struggles other people have to face in the world
6. People are spreading kindness and showing more patience

I don't want to belittle the struggles that we are all facing, but nor do I believe that we will be in this dark cloud forever. I think that there is much to look foward to with this big shift, as a community of collaborating souls that will find new solutions and become more successful in general. Let's remember we are all in this together, so lets take things lightly, send love to all and think positively!

Wishing I was in one of these swinging rattan chairs that I put in my COPE Housing project!

Flat lay feels for an ocean side condo renovation Mannington Floors Daltile HanStone Canada Benjamin Moore

While being in Italy I got to experience many amazing pieces of architecture, but I have to say, Brunelleschi knew how to really create a beautiful interior spaces through well thought out symmetry. Basilica di San Lorenzo was one of the many pieces of art that stole my heart on that trip.

Flashing back to the time I wanted to create more stress in my final year of university, by creating another building floorplan that was to be a purposed retreat space. This was totally out of the project scope, but I did it anyway. Oh the things I put myself through in university is beyond me.

Forever in awe of this LEED Platinum and Living Building Challange Certified architecture by Perkins & Will, at the VanDusen Botanical Garden. This oculus acts as a solar chimney by catching the sun's rays and converting it in to convection energy. Now that is form and function in one! VanDusen Botanical Garden

The art of perserving, just as we do with buidling, we can do with flowers. Absolute perfection. WA MOGA 29

Here is a perspective, done on Revit, of the lounge & coffee area of my C.O.P.E. Housing project. I did this in my final year of university, it is so crazy to think that was a full year ago now. If you want to see the rest of this project you can see it on my website!

Design inspiration can come from anywhere!

Flat lays for days! Love when a client isn't afraid of some colour, with Interstyle as a barn door feature and bathroom tile. Can't wait for this sustainable modern farmhouse to come to life!

Going through my old projects from university and came across this beauty! I did this in second year, it was a restaurant project inspired by cubism and Picasso. This is El Duende Milagro's bar elevation. Also take note that it is hand rendered. How I miss those days!

This is me. Happy to be here doing what I love. Supporting movements I am passionate about. PC: