The growth and subsequent densification of live+work+play communities in Vancouver has made single detached home living a concept of the past for many. Residing within a multi-residential complex makes far more sense for a number of households, whether a young professional or family of four (or more). 

While benefits are bountiful (access to amenities, etc.) many luxury condo owners take issue with the same thing - the indistinguishable nature of suites in the building. This endemic feature of metropolitan apartments leaves living spaces devoid of individual personality. This simply won’t do for you. This is your home, after all. You bought it, and it should feel like your own. If you invite guests from another level over for cocktails they should be shocked at the difference between your space and theirs, even if you have the same floor-plan and square footage.

This is where interior design comes to the assist. Below is a breakdown of what to consider when it comes to hiring an interior designer for condo and apartment spaces.