Case and point - this cute little Toronto condo. It is a grand total of 395 ft² with quite the utilitarian layout. A small couch facing a wall with a TV and a desk facing a wall. Did you notice you're facing a lot of walls? Not very inspirational, is it? You might be a social butterfly, but you will still need to spend some time at home. Despair will set in. It's a bleak interior layout. Small spaces need more than a desk and a couch to make them functional. After all - it's home.

Following a process provides guidance and structure. It helps you manage even the largest interior remodel. We don’t discount the fear of the unknown. Education and a well-defined process will mitigate unforeseen circumstances. We don’t promise any surprises. Renovations and surprises go hand in hand. Unimagined repairs might be hiding in an older home. If you've done your homework ahead of time, you will be better equipped to handle the surprises.