Jennifer Worts Design

Happy to see a glimpse of our latest project in the current issue of 25 Beautiful Homes

It’s always a pleasure to see our work recognized alongside such great design talent.

A quick thank you to the editors for the inclusion and to our clients for the opportunity to work on this space.

Keep an eye out for us in the March issue.

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Subterranean, but make it fresh...

As part of a full home renovation, we excavated the basement to achieve proper ceiling height - a “dig-down” that was essential to making this level feel like a primary living area. In a compact subterranean environment, white walls are a great tool to maintain volume and keep the footprint feeling expansive.

The design was a puzzle of integration. We tucked away the technical requirements - automated blackout blinds and a hidden roll-down screen - to keep the focus on the custom millwork, and polished concrete floors. By maintaining a crisp, neutral backdrop, the extra-long green velvet bench acts as a singular, vibrant anchor, creating a high-contrast look that feels both functional and gallery-like.

From afternoon matinees to guest sleepovers, this space balances its technical purpose with a refined, airy aesthetic that matches the caliber of the rest of the home.

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Absorbing a space is a sensory process. It’s about more than just measurements; it’s about the way the light shifts throughout the day, the inherent energy of the architecture, and the unique point of view our clients bring to the table. These elements collectively inform how we tackle a design, ensuring the result is a reflection of both the environment and the people who live within it.

In this kitchen, the material palette serves as a deliberate anchor for the surrounding open-concept rooms. We paired deep, moody blues with the organic grain of natural woods and topped the surfaces with concrete counters to create a grounded, tactile foundation. To soften the edges, we integrated hand-blown light fixtures that add an artisanal glow to the space’s clean, modern lines.

The true jumping-off point for our colour and material selections was the home’s stunning rammed earth walls. By drawing inspiration from their raw, layered texture, we were able to design a kitchen and pantry that feel contemporary yet deeply inviting. The finishes are warm and embracing, transforming the functional “hub of the home” into a soulful sanctuary.

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