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Hey guys, I'm Matt.

Welcome to my condo in Toronto.

I'm Matt, I'm a builder in Toronto

and this tour will give you some insight into how a custom builder approaches designing his own space.

So one thing that drew me to this condo is the layout.

I really like how there's a proper foyer when you walk in.

Here I have a built-in closet for my shoes on one side

and then the other side is hanging for coats and jackets.

Like I don't have anything in it right now because I rotate fall, winter, spring, summer.

So since we're in the summer, I take all my fall and winter clothes out of here.

So that's why it's looking a little bleak, but you can't complain about more storage space.

Here I have a full length mirror.

I like the fact that it's floating and seamless.

So on the left, we have my bathroom, but we're gonna touch on that later.

On the right is the laundry, but before we get into the laundry,

I just wanna showcase this router detail that I put on these doors and I do most of my projects.

So it's just a routered but curved design and it kind of breaks up the harshness of all the straight edges everywhere.

So it just kind of gives it a nice flow.

You'll see that throughout the condo too.

There's a nice contrast between straight lines and curves.

Inside we have basically just my utility area, washer, dryer.

As we leave the foyer area, we have this console table, which actually came with the condo.

It's one of the only things I kept, because I love it.

It has that curved detail, like I showed you on the doors, and it'll continue throughout the condo.

Above the console is this mirror, which I just picked up the other day, so I'm still stoked on it.

I came up with a concept and a drawing for this asymmetrical mirror.

And I was talking to my glass supplier, and they happen to have blue glass, which is very rare.

So I figured having this sort of asymmetrical mirror and blue would be really cool.

So we came up with a concept where we sandblasted the edge of this front mirror, and it gives it a different tinge of blue.

And then there's a build out, which gives it that floating look.

Okay, now we're in the kitchen, which is the heart of the home, and I totally agree.

I love to cook, I love entertaining, so this is a very important piece of the house for me.

What I did was I changed all the cabinets, the doors to this rift sawn ash,

which gives it a very warm, modern look.

What I like doing in modern kitchens is removing handles entirely.

So here, for example, with the fridge, my team actually cut out the door and put an inset handle, so nothing's sticking out.

And same with all the cabinets.

They're either this 45 degree pull or they're pushed to open.

For countertops, I decided to go natural route.

For me, I just love the beauty of marble.

This is a Calcutta gold marble, so it's really beautiful.

But obviously, it patinas over time and that bugs people, so definitely going porcelain is a good option but for me,

I kind of like the patina and the character as it ages and you use it.

I kind of find beauty in that.

And I think the color scheme just works so well with the cabinets.

You have the gold beining and the white sort of base, and I just think it's beautiful.

These cabinets are pretty high.

Like, I'm not a tall guy, but it's hard to reach to the top.

So what I did was I made a custom toe kick,

which houses the step, which is very useful just to, not only for that, but for other aspects of the condo.

It's just nice to hide it away.

One theme you could see is I don't like having a lot of things out.

If I can hide stuff as much as possible, that's perfect.

That's also why you don't see a lot of beverage related items like a coffee machine, for example, because that's over here.

This is my designated beverage station.

Like I said, I had all this stuff on my kitchen before, but there was just so much weight and heft that I felt I just needed a designated area for it.

So this is it.

I love how the door pockets, so it kind of just hides away.

And it's on a motion light, so when the door is open, obviously you get the lighting but when it's closed it just turns off.

This is probably my favorite part of the whole condo.

Without this, I mean I'm not enthusiastic as it is, but I would be even less if you could believe that.

So this is my coffee machine, all my coffee stuff, tea, smoothies, wine.

Everything to do with beverages is here.

One thing I don't have yet, which is actually cool, is I built this little section here for a nine bottle wine fridge,

which it's hard to believe that a fridge could fit there but it does.

So that's why there's a gap in the cabinetry but everything was done intentionally.

So yeah that's the beverage station.

And the beauty of it, if you don't want to see this stuff, you just close the door and it's done.

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Now let's get back to the tour.

So now in the dining area.

Originally there was a wardrobe that spanned this whole wall

and the dining table was this way but pushed more into the room

and I felt like it really closed the space like it just felt a lot tighter

so I removed the wardrobes entirely put the beverage station doing

that I was able to make a proper dining table

and dining area

which like I said I love to cook I don't entertain as much as I should

but I enjoy doing it so having a dining table is very important to me.

This was custom made, so another theme with this place and what I do is hand crafting things with my team.

I get a design in my head and if I can't find it, then I have to make it.

So this was one of those.

The top is a natural hard maple and

if you go down you can see there's a little taper

so it kind of gives some dimension to the table as well as the legs.

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The legs are the same patinaed brass as the backsplash, but they also have this curved design to it.

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It just kind of softens the space and gives it a beautiful flow.

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So onto the light fixture.

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I saw this light fixture from an Italian designer that I really liked, but it was too large for my space, but I was just obsessed with the design of it.

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So I took it upon myself to design a smaller version of it.

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All the components from a lighting standpoint I got from my LED suppliers and then the hardware like the brass,

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which is the same brass as the table legs and the backsplash, I sourced.

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And then same with these cables.

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And then we kind of assembled everything on site.

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It's not heavy, but it's got some nice detail and I think it's just really elegant.

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So it took me a lot of time to figure out what to do with the space, because it's kind of like a dead space between the kitchen and the living room the living room.

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For the longest time I was thinking about putting lounge chairs

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and side tables but when I came across this piece it just made sense.

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This is a piece of art from Jonathan Forrest who's a Canadian abstract artist.

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The size is perfect for the space.

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It's a loud piece but it doesn't jump out too much.

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It kind of blends into the space in a weird way.

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But I just love the different textures on the canvas.

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So you have the yellow paint

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but then you have this acrylic three-dimensional sort of vibe

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and I just think it gives a great pop of color to the space.

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Next, when I was shopping, I saw this pot that I loved from Berg's Potter.

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It was in this beautiful emerald green.

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And I've always had my eyes on this sort of tree.

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It's not a money tree, but it's similar.

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So then when I put the two together, it just worked perfectly.

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And you could see the green from this really ties into the painting, so I think it's just, everything's cohesive.

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When your friend gives you the opportunity to use his vintage,

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original, 1972 Mario Bellini Le Bamboli couch,

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you don't turn that down.

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This is an original, so it's over 50 years old, and the patina is just insane.

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Like, it's a super coveted couch.

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It's surreal that it's even in my space.

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Can't thank him enough, I just think it's so cool.

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Obviously with the fact that it's 50 years old, it needs to be reupholstered, which I'm working on, but believe it or not, this thing's like 600 pounds.

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So just even getting it in here was a challenge.

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So I have these two asymmetrical steel glass black coffee tables that I think really contrast nicely with the couch.

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Along with the rug, it's got a nice texture.

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The other day I had drapes here, but I felt like the drapes were kind of closing the room in, kind of taking away some light.

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So I took them down.

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It gets so much brighter and just more airy.

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I just love the vibe in here now.

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I still have roller blinds, so I can close them at night.

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I might add linens.

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I like the idea of having some sort of drapes, but for now, I'm just going to leave it like this.

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I don't have any storage here, which a lot of people when they come over are kind of like, what are you doing?

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I have a floating shelf I'm going to put here eventually.

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I can kind of put objects.

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But as far as hiding stuff, I just come here to watch YouTube, The Art of Interiors, and sports.

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So I'm just here for a mission and I don't need the storage.

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So now we're on the balcony.

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It's a covered balcony, which is nice because it's private, cozy.

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you don't have to worry about the weather.

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One thing I want to mention is the fact that I'm not staring at anyone here.

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Like a lot of condos downtown especially you'll just be either looking into someone's unit

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or there'll be a building right in front of you.

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So I'm pretty blessed that there's no one in front of me.

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It's a nice city view but also with the balcony like I said it's covered

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so you're not like right next to your neighbor.

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It's kind of just a peaceful quiet place.

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I had this lounge chair made.

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I got inspiration from a vintage one that I couldn't find.

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So again, common theme, decide to just make it.

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Originally it was intended for the living room, but I felt like it was too clunky and kind of like messed up the sight lines of the space.

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So I put it out here and it's perfect.

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Like it's just a nice little lounge area.

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But when I need to, if I have company over, I can just bring it in and it's very versatile.

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And then also on the floor, I put Ipe decking.

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This is Brazilian hardwood, which a lot of people will use on exterior applications.

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I just think it brings like a really nice warmth to the balcony.

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So when I bought this condo, the bedroom was open, so there was no dividers here.

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And I really wanted to create an architectural moment.

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So I decided to design and fabricate these doors.

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They all pivot, open.

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This was like a real labor of love.

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So the original design inspo was from the Amman Hotel in New York.

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They have these similar dividers that are on pivots, but there was no blueprint on how to build it.

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So it took me like months of designing and coordinating with different suppliers and trades.

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And even for me, a lot of my suppliers were like, oh, this is too crazy, it's too difficult.

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I don't know if we want to do this.

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And I said, I don't take no for an answer

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when it comes to custom designs especially in architecture so I made it happen just to talk through some technical aspects.

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This is the same material as you'd find on an interior door

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but it's solid and we rattered out the middle so to do

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that you actually need a thick door

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because this is there's not a lot of meat on this anymore

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so you don't want it to be like wavy or wobbly or like you want everything to be plumb.

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We reddered that out and then inside is a stainless steel CNC cut panel.

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We put the material on both sides and in front of

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that is a plexiglass that's frosted so you can't actually see through the door.

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One thing that I haven't showed you yet but there's actually lighting inside

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so we had to run an LED track through the top and the bottom so these things actually illuminate.

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And then like I said, they're all on pivot hardware so you can open and close all of the doors.

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It's kind of fun because you can play with the design and how open you want the space.

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You know, it's like always changing just depending on the mood.

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One thing I also want to touch on is this was a lot lower before, so we actually opened everything up.

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Everything's taller.

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so you could see with the coffee

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or the beverage station as well since it's such a small space I wanted the height to be accentuated

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so everything feels bigger I love tall ceilings

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and tall doors I just think it adds a level of luxury it's a small detail

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but when you can make things taller it just inherently feels better

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so that's what I did with these

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but I didn't want to make them too high I could have put them to the ceiling

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but then I would have like messed up with the bulkhead so So I matched the height of the bulkhead everywhere.

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And yeah, I think it turned out really nice.

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So bouncing off from the doors, I wanted to continue that boutique hotel sort of vibe in the bedroom.

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It's small, but it's actually a pretty good space.

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Like I have a queen size bed.

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The nightstands are really good size.

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I have these pendant lights.

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I just think add a nice ambiance as well.

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A lot of times you'll just have lamps on the side table, but I like it just coming from the ceiling.

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So the number one thing people ask me when they come over is where do you put your clothes?

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So I have a built-in wardrobe here.

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Like I was saying earlier, I rotate between spring, summer, and fall, winter.

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So my spring, summer stuff's here, but I still can't even fill this side of the wardrobe.

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So it's perfectly okay for me.

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Not to mention I have storage under the bed too.

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And then on this side is my little gaming work nook.

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So growing up, video games was a huge part of my childhood.

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Playing with friends and a very competitive person, so it was a good outlet for me.

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So I made a little gaming nook here.

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There used to be a closet here before.

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In the future, you could always put a closet again, but this kind of suits my lifestyle.

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If I can play for an hour or two here and there, it really helps me de-stress.

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I just did it in a Riffson white oak, so it kind of just fits that calm theme and some cool mood lighting.

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I even have this foldable chair that I can just tuck away underneath so you don't see it.

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Now we're back at the front and we're going to check out the bathroom.

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So this was the last thing I did in the condo renovation, but if I could do it all over again, this would be the first thing I would do.

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Just to start with the inspiration, because everything comes from the inspiration.

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One of my favorite places on earth is Rome, Italy.

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All the buildings there use travertine, so I've just had this affection for travertine.

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So I've always wanted to use it, and the bathroom was the perfect place for me.

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This isn't real travertine, this is porcelain tile.

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What's cool about this porcelain is it's five feet, so there's actually no grout lines in the middle.

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So it spans the whole wall and floor, so it's minimal grout lines.

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So I carried the same countertop from the kitchen here, same Calcutta gold marble.

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I wanted a thicker profile, so we built it up so it looks like one big solid piece of stone.

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What we did also was make an integrated sink.

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All these edges are mitered and the sink is actually built out of stone.

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So it takes a lot of work to do that, like if the waterproof, the underside and everything, but what you get is a really cool effect with the,

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you know, the built-in sink.

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You don't see the drain anywhere.

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So one of my favorite things in this whole condo is honestly this toilet, which is funny as it sounds.

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One, I just like the design.

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It doesn't have a tank on it, but having a built-in bidet is like life-changing.

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So highly recommend it.

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What I like to do in all of my custom builds when there's a stand-up shower is make it curbless.

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In a condo, since the floor is concrete, it's hard and possible actually to drop the shower, which is how you traditionally do a curbless shower.

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But I work with amazing trades, so my tile guys were able to pull off the curbless shower.

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There was enough slope to make it all work.

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The only draw is we had to have a little build up here so it's not 100% flush with the floor.

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I'm going to put a transition there but you have to make compromises somewhere so I figured that was a better compromise.

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So here we have a niche which for me in every shower

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if you're building it new you should put a niche they're just so handy.

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This one has built in LED lighting that shoots that way just so it gives a nice glow.

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This light is actually on with the step lights which you noticed

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and we're going to talk a little bit about the lighting of the bathroom now.

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So one thing that's very important to me is lighting and I like creating different moods and serving different purposes.

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So I separated all the lights in the bathroom.

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First light is the step lights in the niche.

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So honestly oftentimes I'll just shower like this.

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It's just super calm and cozy.

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Everything's on dimmers so you can turn the brightness up or down as you wish.

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Second light is this mirror light.

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This actually is very functional like

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if you're a woman let's say doing makeup the light shines directly at you so that's good forward light.

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We also did a built-in with the tile in the mirror so again everything's just built in nice and flush.

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And then last light is the ceiling lights.

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So we have the pot lights and then we have this LED light box that actually serves as an access panel.

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Before there just used to be a metal access panel, but I figured I could do something unique and different there.

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So I made an LED light box that you know we can take up and down, but it serves a cool purpose.

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You can change the brightnesses.

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You know, you could tell the difference in the vibe from like this... to this, you know?

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I've been here for almost two years now.

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What I like about this area is everything is very walkable.

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It's right downtown.

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I just like the energy.

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I'm more productive and, you know, there's good food, nightlife, friends.

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Yeah, I really just thrive off the energy of the area.

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I really like the building.

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One of my good friends has had a unit here for five years when it was brand new, and I always came here.

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I didn't necessarily plan on living in this building, but things fell into place, and I'm really happy to be here.

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So originally, the condo was very gray.

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Like, the kitchen cabinets were gray.

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The laminate flooring kind of had a great feel to it.

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The walls were super crisp white.

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It just didn't have that overall warmth I wanted.

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So for me it was really important to make it a space

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that I wanted to come home to and just feel calm.

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Along with my Bel Air Build company, I have a secondary company called Small Projects,

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which is tailored towards small projects do a lot of work in condos just like this

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and little touch-ups whether it's like bathroom renovations interior renovations

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that kind of thing the way i look at designing

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and building is i create the envelope first

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and then the interior decorating comes second

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so the way i approach this condo for example is i

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create the envelope whether it's the walls the baseboards the flooring really Really if you can imagine it, anything that when I move out,

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the next owner is going to inherit.

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I spent a lot of time up front thinking about the flooring, what kind of texture I wanted, what kind of color, what size, the walls, what do I want the baseboards to look like,

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what's the wall paint, kitchen cabinets, what's the finish going to be.

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I wanted everything to be cohesive and everything kind of plays off each other

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and I could talk about that in detail too.

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Yeah, I mean, originally I wanted to start small, so I thought I would just do the floors and then be happy with that, but as I started going,

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I kind of wanted to change everything.

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So I would say pretty much everything was major.

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Not major in the sense of like disaster stuff, but I basically tackled everything that you could in a space.

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I would say the overall vibe of this home is very calm.

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As you can see through the tour, there's a lot of neutral earth tones going on.

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But for me, a big part of that is the textures of everything.

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So there's lots of natural woods, lots of metal, stone.

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So all those elements together create a nice refined product.

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And you can have totally different vibes from project to project just with that same sort of ethos.

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Different metals, different stones, different woods.

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But I think all of that just comes together for a complete project.

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I want to thank you guys for tuning in to this condo tour.

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I hope it was informative, enjoyable.

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If you want to keep up to date with what I'm doing, you can follow us at Bel Air Build to see some more cool spaces.

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Hey guys, welcome back.

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I want to show you the vibe at night time.

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This is personally how I like to set my place up.

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I love the ambient lighting throughout the space.

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I rarely keep overhead lights on.

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I have a bunch of LED accents, and one of my favorites are these dividers.

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So I have everything on dimmers as well, so you can dim the lights as much as you want.

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I think it's really cool too, because all these doors pivot, and the light still stays on.

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The way I did it is I put the LEDs at the top and bottom.

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I thought it would be too much light if I put it down the sides as well, but it gives a really nice glow from the top and bottom and just gives like a really nice ambiance.

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Kelime	Telaffuz	Anlam
beverage isim	/ˈbɛv(ə)ɹɪd͡ʒ/	içecek, meşrubat
vibe isim	/vaɪb/	ortam
dine fiil	/daɪn/	akşam yemeği yemek
monarch isim	/ˈmɑnɚk/	hakan, hükümdar
balcony isim	/ˈbælkəni/	balkon
supplier isim	/səˈplaɪə/	tedarikçi
curve isim	/kɚv/	kıvrım
divider isim	/dɪˈvaɪdə(ɹ)/	pergel
travertine isim	/ˈtɹævəɹˌtin/	traverten
porcelain isim	/ˈpɔɹs(ə)lɪn/	porselen
tile isim	/ˈtaɪ.əl/	fayans, kiremit
renovation isim	/ɹɛnəˈveɪʃən/	yenileme, bakım
marble isim	/ˈmɑɹ.bəl/	mermer
brass isim	/bɹæs/	pirinç
couch isim	/ˈkaʊ̯t͡ʃ/	kanepe

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check out fiil		gözden geçirmek
come across fiil		karşıdan karşıya geçmek
figure out fiil		açığa çıkarmak
grow up fiil		büyümek, yetişmek
move out fiil		evden çıkmak, evi boşaltmak
sit down fiil		oturmak
stand up fiil		satmak
take away fiil	/ˌteɪk əˈweɪ/	götürmek

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I like the fact that it's floating and seamless.
You'll see that throughout the condo too.
It's surreal that it's even in my space.
I don't know if we want to do this.
You don't see the drain anywhere.

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“Used to” used to + fiil — artık geçerli olmayan eski bir alışkanlık ya da durum	used to be
Present perfect have/has + fiilin üçüncü hâli — geçmişte olan ama şimdi de önemli olan bir eylem	I've always had · haven't showed · I've just had
İlgi cümlecikleri who / which + cümle — bir kişi ya da şey hakkında ek bilgi	glass, which is · kitchen, which is · step, which is
Edilgen yapı be + fiilin üçüncü hâli — kimin yaptığı değil, ne olduğu önemli	is split · be reupholstered · was intended

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“th” sesleri: warmth /wɔɹmθ/, thrive /θɹajv/, enthusiastic /ɪnˌθjuːzɪˈæstɪk/, underneath /ˌʌndɚˈniθ/
“sh” ve “zh” sesleri: renovation /ɹɛnəˈveɪʃən/, backsplash /ˈbækˌsplæʃ/, flush /ˈflʌʃ/, intentionally /ɪnˈtɛn(t)ʃənəli/, showcase /ˈʃoʊˌkeɪs/
Uzun kelimeler — vurguyu doğru yere koyun: condominium /ˌkɑn.dəˈmɪn.i.əm/, asymmetrical /ˌeɪsɪˈmɛtɹɪk(ə)l/, renovation /ɹɛnəˈveɪʃən/, informative /ɪnˈfɔːmətɪv/, intentionally /ɪnˈtɛn(t)ʃənəli/

Türkçe konuşanların zorlandığı sesler:

/w/ — dudaklar yuvarlak, /v/ değil: wardrobe /ˈwɔɹdɹoʊb/, warmth /wɔɹmθ/
Kelime başındaki ünsüz kümesi — araya ünlü eklemeyin: drape /dɹeɪp/, travertine /ˈtɹævəɹˌtin/, float /fləʊt/, brass /bɹæs/, closet /ˈklɑzɪt/
/æ/ — “e”den daha açık: balcony /ˈbælkəni/, travertine /ˈtɹævəɹˌtin/, brass /bɹæs/, backsplash /ˈbækˌsplæʃ/, ambient /ˈæm.bi.ənt/

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