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See how Legacy designer Michael Burr modernized this flood-damaged home and prepared it for sale with a complete renovation of the main floor.
Legacy designer Jason Chambers incorporated the distinct style preferences of two homeowners into a simple yet elegant Transitional design.
Legacy designer Paul Wedel transformed a small and dated Canmore kitchen into an open, modern gathering space in this family mountain retreat.
Whether you’re planning to build a new kitchen or want to transform your old one, a successful project starts with choosing the right designer. See how our kitchen design professionals collaborate with clients to create beautiful and functional custom kitchens.
We’re proud and thankful that Calgarians have awarded us with the Reader’s Choice Gold award for the best Kitchen Design & Renovation company in Calgary.
Legacy designer Paul Wedel collaborated with the project architect from the earliest concept stage to help Astoria Homes to realize their vision of a New York-style loft in this two-story show home.
Legacy designer Jason Chambers created this gorgeous contemporary kitchen with maple cabinetry and streamlined functionality.
Legacy designer Allison Pilbeam created this stunning transitional kitchen with two-tone cabinetry and an emphasis on creating a great space for gathering.
We asked Legacy designer Michael Burr to share how he transformed this cramped, outdated kitchen into an open, fresh space that is designed for entertaining.
This home by Riverside Developments combines painted cabinets with a modern, inner city feel.
Clean lines, contrasting colours and thoughtful space design make this New West Luxury Home in Kelowna a stunning example of contemporary design and functionality.
At Legacy Kitchens we regularly evaluate new technologies which have the potential to make our operations more efficient and enhance our clients’ renovation experiences. Virtual Reality (VR) is an emerging technology (or re-emerging technology for your 90s kids) that “checks the box” we care about most: enhancing the renovation experience, starting with design.
Your renovation doesn’t have to be stressful and chaotic. Yes, there are challenges, but if you start with the right mindset, plan ahead and pick the right renovator you’ll be able to set realistic expectations for yourself. Here’s our guide for “surviving” the renovation process.
The most important factor in a successful renovation is a trusting working relationship between you and your renovator. Here are some key questions you can ask when choosing a renovation company that will help you to establish a baseline of trust from the beginning.