Two Birds Design

In this bathroom we went from basic to something that finally feels right— with the clients asking “why didn’t we do this sooner?”


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This basement bathroom started as a simple plan on paper, but as the adjacent utility room took shape, the dimensions shifted and suddenly the layout needed to be adjusted. What worked in theory no longer worked in reality. Instead of forcing the original plan, we reworked it. We studied the constraints, reimagined the flow, and found opportunities within the limitations. The result is a functional and beautiful bathroom that maximizes the space within the final footprint.

Because behind every finished space is a series of thoughtful decisions you don’t always see, but you absolutely feel.

Today, we shine the spotlight on the incredibly talented women who bring creativity and expertise to the world of design. From artists and fabricators to makers and business owners, these women are the driving force behind the details that make our designs possible. We’re proud to collaborate with such inspiring women and grateful for our own all-female design team, whose talent and dedication shape our work every day.

Happy International Women’s Day to the women building and shaping the world of design!

Today we’re celebrating the birthday of our co-founder Renee Frostick!!
Equal parts creative force and steady hand behind the scenes.
Another year older, another year making it look easy.
Wouldn’t want to do this with anyone else. 🖤

Just over here manifesting Spring!

A jewel of a powder room that proves small spaces are a great place to take risks and be bold.

This powder room was completed a little over 3 years ago now but the glow up prevails.
Swipe to see the basic before and a very pregnant me! (Andi 🙋🏼‍♀️)
I suppose I went through a transformation too!

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Approved ✔️

We are excited to share that our large-scale renovation project in Markham has officially received Committee of Adjustment approval!

We were able to avoid major variances by primarily working within the existing footprint of the house, adding enough square footage to strategically reimagine the interior layout while staying within the zoning limitations. We redesigned the roofline to increase ceiling heights throughout, dramatically transforming both the interior experience and the facade. New exterior finishes and expansive contemporary windows bring light, proportion, and a strong architectural presence. By respecting the original structure and neighbourhood context, our proposal was considered both reasonable and appropriate, helping to streamline the approval process. And it is always encouraging when board members take a moment to compliment the design.

We can’t wait to bring this transformation to life! Stay tuned as this one unfolds.