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Innova Kitchens and bathrooms decided it was time, their showroom was to go to the top of Dunbar / Kerrisdale area of Vancouver, the challenge of an exhibition hall that show more features to incorporate green areas, are the creation of an office, and do it in 1/5th the space. With only about 500 square meters of land space that could be devoted to the showroom design center / this could be an impossibility, many have been released. But worth a year of design expertise in the industry, owner Paul Coker and Stergios Lee set to work, exactly. As they began to do for the client project, and Paul Lee with a range of requirements for both a surface state of the art exhibition and a research effectively. Then began the difficult task of creating and criticizing all the many drawings looked out of form and functionality, design and aesthetic surfaces. shows, for example, shows Innova lighthouse, a beautiful kitchen features African mahogany cupboard under the counter, such as metal-pull system, a metal garage custom drum machine, Wine X decoders informed Cabinet pucklighting LED with high efficiency, bi-fold doors and pockets, not to mention a breathtaking corner, pull-out recycling, waste storage and clean, and Soft-close doors and drawers. The real magic of this show comes to life when you consider that this display kitchen Innova new computer server and network hardware, new laser printer friendly environment / copier / fax with duplex printing and full color CAD integrated printer. Showroom Design Center also shows a cabinet as the Innova-library catalog, a modern display second kitchen in a green streak Maple Contemporary demonstrated that three types of cabinet door styles and tray lifts and several solutions Double room, an island that houses the display holds two stations offices and a presentation room integrated old style display Hutch samples wooden decor, and a display, and the door is station houses samples of substances. Once the functional requirements are satisfied with the new showroom and offices, was Paul Lee and the difficult task of choosing materials and finishes that show not only a variety of surfaces is possible, but to another coordinate. The result is a sophisticated mix of surfaces, such as African mahogany, cherry, American custom in an area, walnut, cherry heirloom, aged black finish, clean surfaces such as green technology and maple stripes bamboo countertops and advanced materials stone, granite, marble, butcher block and glass. The result: a piece that uses only a fraction of the footprint and the energy of their original mandate, which was filled with large and spacious, but feel surprised and design a space that the power of Superior design development and renovation shows. Looking to book the date of your design / remodeling? Paul and Lee may be reached at 604-676-1603, to their new design center in 5739 Collingwood Street is located in Vancouver, www. the kitchens of tomorrow. com .