Jillian Harris Plays With Clean Lines In This Beautiful Renovation

The beautiful floor-to-ceiling marble detailing on this fireplace adds a sleek look to the wall and really opens up the space. Add in two small rectangular windows to flank the mantel and you’ve got a bright but cozy room.

Jillian made the most of this space by opening up the walls and creating a natural flow from the front door all the way to the back. By keeping the decor in mostly whites the rooms just soak in the natural light, making this a neutral but brilliant space.

The living room features more of that bright white coupled with neutral greys that make you feel as though you’ve walked into a piece of contemporary art. Speaking of, this pretty blue canvas adds some natural colour to the room, but can easily be swapped out for a flatscreen TV thanks to hidden wiring.

Light fixtures add so much personality to a room and this piece is no exception. The vintage, gold-plated finish coupled with the sheer casing creates a luxurious but calming effect.

In order to maintain as much of a flow as possible, Jillian had these floating shelves installed along the wall. The lines help to elongate and not box in the space while creating that extra little bit of functional storage.

A few cute pieces of art — like these ceramic pineapples — help the space to feel artsy but put together. As a result this home feels lived in but never cluttered.

These small tables feature lightweight frames and glass surfaces that help keep the open concept feel. Meanwhile Jillian used family art in order to personalize but also define otherwise dead space on the wall.

By creating custom cabinetry Jillian was able to add infinite storage potential while also maintaining those clean lines. The brilliant white finish works with the rest of the house and keeps the room feeling bright and airy.

The giant island is the perfect spot for the family to congregate or hang out at thanks to the sleek but modern bar stool chairs. It’s functional, too, thanks to the added counter space of course.

In order to keep an easy flow and to allow as much light as possible into the space Jillian opted for a lighter finish on the floors. Unconventional, perhaps… but definitely beautiful.

These lantern-inspired chandeliers in the kitchen add a rustic but modern vibe to the look without taking up too much space or ruining the sight lines.

We love accent walls, whether they’re painted or wall papered. Jillian took this wall one step further with customized detailing and paint that really add a beautiful wow factor.

One of the easiest finishing touches, flowers help any space feel fresh and bright. Jillian used them sparingly in this redesign, which means they really pop wherever they were added.

This couple wasn’t able to add a mudroom like they had originally hoped, but Jillian did them a solid by adding this sliding barn door to the front entrance closet, creating a little more space by eliminating a bulky swing door.

Beyond the barn door, Jillian added a small bench and lots of shelves and drawers to help the couple organize all of their things.

Add in a beautiful shoe rack, dual coat racks and a little picture frame, and this closet suddenly becomes a neat, streamlined room. It’s just another finishing touch in a beautiful home with clean lines and an open concept that any home buyer would positively covet.