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I didn’t play with the Dolls, I built their doll houses. As long as I can remember, I wanted to construct and make things beautiful, therefore it is not by accident that today, I am an award winning interior designer. [ Read More ]

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Project Surface Float
I have so much respect for the trades 🤙🏻
This is not an easy task and these guys have been going straight out for weeks doing the cutting / digging/ lifting etc
I tip my hat with nothing but respect !
@savagebuild

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Project Durelle
Things are getting pretty serious here at Project Durelle
#morepowerplease🙏💪

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✨Thanksgiving is the perfect time to remind ourselves of the many reasons to be #grateful ✨Lee and I would like to express our sincere gratitude to all of you! Your support means so much to us.
✨We hope you are surrounded with peace, love and joy this weekend.
✨Happy Thanksgiving eh ! 🥰

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What a beautiful Fall day to pitch designs to our client.
This house though .... an #architecturalmasterpiece 👌🏻
Lee killing it as always ✨

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WOWSA!

It's a BIG day for us at Lori Clarke Interior Design Inc. * We got PUBLISHED in a magazine 🙂 * A little back story ... early in the summer I was contacted by one of the writers for East Coast Living Magazine. He was wondering if I would like to collaborate with other Atlantic Designers (one designer per province) on a story for their Fall edition. I was delighted to get the call and I must say even more so to collaborate with designers from NS and NFLD. * I never set out on this business journey to get my work recognized in a magazine but... this is pretty darn cool.
*None of this would even happen if it was not for the trust of our client’s and to all of you who take the time to follow the journey with us every week. * I am humbled and excited and I just want you to know I will probably buy out every subscription in the Fredericton area :)
* BIG Shout Out to my guy Chris Griffiths @bangonphoto . I have been working with Chris since 2014 he never disappoints. The photos look pretty awesome in print 🙂

Have an great week everyone and see link in bio 😎

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What a week !
Meetings for our new commercial space client - more client meetings for new residential work, 2 days in Saint John on site with residential reno, Fredericton Chamber Business Excellence Awards last night and a great surprise to share with you next week 🥰
Thank you for your trust in our services - it means so much to Lee and I 💕
So have a great #weekend
Zoom Zoom -
I got two words left in me #tgif and #grateful

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Project Aberdeen is a wrap !
Big thank you to our clients for their trust and allowing us the privilege to share the project with all of you 🥰
Yes - we really do have FUN doing what we love 🥰

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Hey it’s Monday so get #crackin 🥰
A side shot taken at Project Aberdeen !
Have a great week everyone

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Project Aberdeen
Day 2- The European Flair

Our Aberdeen clients have a European connection with Spanish and French ancestry. Lee and I wanted to bring a European flair to the design.

Our research showed that several European kitchens utilize a wood countertop. This authentic walnut butcher block island top was the starting point for the kitchen design. That same wood was balanced off in the vent hood and floating shelves above the stove, adding yet another touch of European style and warmth. The ceramic tiled floor was replaced with solid warm hardwood to anchor the kitchen in luxury and comfort.
Mixing metals which is one of our favorite design elements and this is present in the kitchen brass handles/pulls and tap as it plays off the stainless-steel appliances. Everything doesn’t have to be utilitarian, mixing metals, colours and textures can be really beautiful and functional.
A feature wall was created in a dark striking navy black paint colour. The sight line entering the kitchen now has a vivid background to which displays a print created by an artist Dina Milovanov https://dina.milovanov.ca/ from Toronto. This print creates interest and captures a special feeling, that’s what art is – a feeling a story.

Lee and I hope you have enjoyed the reveal of Project Aberdeen. We know the warmth of this kitchen is sure to live on for many many years.

Photo Credit @bangonphoto Photography
Contractor @savagebuild
Cabinets Executive Woodworking Ltd

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