Striking sleep spaces stand out in the Lynnwood
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Blending beauty and brains is an estate model by Morrison Homes. The 3,036-square-foot Lynnwood is currently displayed as a show home in Legacy.
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This southeast Calgary community has won the Community of the Year title in the Calgary Region multiple times.
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While some primary bedrooms have one signature characteristic, the one in the Lynnwood stands out on multiple levels.
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Its ceiling offers immediate visual interest. A tray-style design is paired with a series of elegant beams.
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Tray ceilings with beams combine volume with texture, welcoming both light and shadow.
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Reaching 18 feet six inches by 16 feet two inches, it brings room for both comfort and versatility. There's space for large dressers and a desk, and its rectangle format makes it easy to furnish.
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On the other walls, a grand, upscale shower faces a stylish, free-standing tub beneath a window with an arched design.
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Along a short hallway between the ensuite and walk-in closet is a small makeup desk.
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The closet, itself, is substantial. It features open shelves, a built-in dresser and can serve as a dressing room.
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The closet also provides direct access to a laundry area. This connection trims the inefficiencies from a repetitive chore, creating a quick path to where freshly-cleaned laundry needs to go.
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Along with a sink, cabinets and front-load washer and dryer, this laundry area boasts generous shelving. As seen in the show home, this component is ideal for storing towels and linens.
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Both secondary bedrooms are well-sized. The larger of the two reaches 14 feet two inches by 12 feet six inches, with a portion measuring 10 feet six inches. This is similar to the size of primary bedrooms in some homes.
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To that end, it also possesses traits often saved for primary bedrooms. This includes a vaulted ceiling, and window feature with a large, arched upper panel and rectangular lower panes.
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Both secondary bedrooms are equipped with walk-in closets.
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In the show home, the smaller secondary bedroom is staged with two beds, demonstrating its ability to support larger families.
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On the main level, the hero is its cooking space. The grand, L-shaped kitchen captures attention with its waterfall island, clean finishes and warm wood tones.
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