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Kitchens, windows, interiors - and the details that help you imagine what home could become.
Ideas for custom cabinetry, kitchen renovation, and complete rooms shaped through craftsmanship, proportion, and everyday ease.
A quieter, more editorial way to notice the decisions that could shape your own home.
Selected project imagery may include artistically adapted visuals used to protect client privacy and illustrate design intent. Final built details and product selections may vary.
Light perimeter cabinetry and a darker island create contrast without losing warmth. In this Interiors On Main kitchen, custom storage, brass lighting, and balanced finishes let the cabinetry become the anchor of the room.
White kitchen with a dark island, brass pendants, and custom cabinetry by Interiors On Main
A kitchen renovation is often less about starting over and more about reworking function, flow, and finish. Planning, cabinetry, surfaces, and lighting come together so an older space can feel polished, current, and easier to live in.
Walnut kitchen island with white cabinetry, open shelving, and warm brass lighting
A compact kitchen can still feel generous when every inch is considered. Custom cabinetry, thoughtful storage, clear circulation, and balanced finishes help a smaller space become fully functional without feeling compromised.
Light oak kitchen with a white island, black fixtures, and a wide picture window
Our broad range of fabrics, trims, wallpapers, and textiles allows us to curate a collection around a client's home. Pattern, texture, and undertone are considered together so every layer feels intentional.
Layered textile and decor inspiration with fabrics, trim, and finish samples
Wallpaper, rugs, and decorative pieces can carry the design language beyond the kitchen. The goal is not to fill a room, but to give colour, scale, and texture a clear relationship.
Home decor and rug styling inspiration with layered colour and texture
Custom permanent florals bring colour, movement, and a botanical finish without the short shelf life of fresh arrangements. They are a quiet way to make a room feel cared for every day.
Custom faux floral arrangement styled by Interiors on Main
Custom framing changes how art belongs in a room. Scale, matting, frame finish, and placement can turn a client print into a considered art and decor moment made for the space.
Curated art and decor composition by Interiors on Main
A sofa is rarely just seating. Scale, silhouette, upholstery, and placement can set the mood, ground the room, and connect the furniture back to the full interior design story.
Sofa and seating inspiration in a layered living room
A water fountain, raised black planters, and softened planting turn the approach into more than a walkway: a small garden room with privacy, texture, and a clear sense of arrival.
Front garden water fountain and layered planters by Interiors on Main
Black fencing, tall grasses, and layered planting frame the house from the street, giving the frontage privacy, rhythm, and a polished first impression.
Architectural front garden concept by Interiors on Main
A privacy fence, statue, fountain, and loose planting create a sheltered outdoor pause, where water and greenery soften the architecture close to the door.
Private retreat gardenscape concept by Interiors on Main
Black planter boxes keep hydrangeas, grasses, and dark foliage crisp against the fence, adding colour and depth without making the frontage feel busy.
Detailed planter and planting palette concept by Interiors on Main
A broad concrete landing, black fencing, a statue, and layered planting give the entrance breathing room while keeping the garden full, private, and composed.
Front entrance garden with black fencing, statue, concrete levels, and layered planting by Interiors on Main
A reflective water feature and sculpted planting can turn the walk to the front door into a pause, holding the arrival close to the architecture before the home opens up.
Lakehouse courtyard arrival concept by Interiors on Main
A framed pavilion gives the garden a centre of gravity. Shelter, sightlines, and planting make the seating area feel immersive and composed rather than placed in open space.
Lakehouse courtyard pavilion concept by Interiors on Main
Bridge, canopy, and filtered light lengthen the sequence inward, turning movement from driveway to entry into a more considered transition.
Lakehouse courtyard bridge concept by Interiors on Main
A circular opening turns water, planting, and structure into a composed vignette, giving the garden a moment that reads beautifully from outside and through the home's glazing.
Framed courtyard sightline concept by Interiors on Main
A narrow bridge and deeply planted edges draw the eye forward, giving a larger yard the feeling of discovery instead of one open, undefined expanse.
Backyard oasis bridge concept by Interiors on Main
Vines, overhead structure, and a gentle curve in the path give the landscape a sense of procession, echoing the discipline of a well-planned interior.
Backyard pergola walkway concept by Interiors on Main
A carved focal piece set within soft grasses and clipped planting can steady an open yard, balancing airiness with the privacy that makes a garden feel secluded.
Backyard focal garden concept by Interiors on Main
Layered greenery, water, structure, and flowering colour work together as a complete outdoor room, creating a retreat-like feeling held entirely within the property.
Backyard oasis pathway concept by Interiors on Main
A single light-filtering shade can soften glare across a broad window wall without breaking the clean horizontal line. Window fashions can make openness feel comfortable.
Textured roller shade across a wide living room window
A honeycomb profile reads quietly from across the room, while a warmer tone keeps the window wall connected to the rest of the palette instead of leaving it stark.
Warm-toned cellular shades installed across three living room windows
Full-height panels give the opening scale and softness at the edges, while the centre glass stays clear so the view remains the quiet focal point.
Neutral full-height drapery framing a bedroom lake view
Alternating sheer and solid bands let daylight stay present while giving the room a cleaner, more controlled finish than bare glass.
Banded shades across a bright living room window wall
Tailored roman shades can bring structure and a deliberate hit of colour, tying the window wall back to the room's warmer accents without overworking it.
Mustard roman shades above a neutral living room seating area
A subtle woven texture can soften daylight around the table and keep the treatment understated beside stronger architectural elements.
Light-filtering textured shades in a modern dining room
A considered print gives the room a pulse of colour and movement, while the centre opening stays clear so the landscape remains the focal point.
Blue patterned drapery framing a mountain-view living room
A sheer-banded shade can handle glare at the glass while full-height panels soften the architecture, making a hardworking kitchen window feel more finished.
Neutral drapery and a banded shade at a kitchen window overlooking the water
Extra-tall roller shades bring scale, privacy, and clean control to soaring glass. The best window fashions make dramatic openings feel intentional rather than difficult.
Twelve-plus-foot roller shades on tall windows
All pieces are built to order at Birchwood's Calgary facility on solid hardwood frames. Lead times and fabric selections are discussed in studio, and every order is project-managed by Carl from first conversation through delivery.
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