Building Blocks: PaPa - Kitchen and Living Room

This sponsored feature takes an intimate look at real estate projects in Greater Vancouver, bringing you stories about the developers, the neighbourhoods and the homes themselves.

Bob Kronbauer
May 30, 2012 1:04 PM

In our past reports we shared with you details on , and the progress of the . With days away from our first tenants moving in we want to show you what living is like at PaPa. In this first of a three-part series, we are shining the spotlight on the spaces of your apartment set for dining and lounging.

This sponsored feature takes an intimate look at real estate projects in Greater Vancouver, bringing you stories about the developers, the neighbourhoods and the homes themselves.

Let鈥檚 talk about kitchens

Whether you are Canada鈥檚 Top Chef in training or just Top Chef of take out the kitchens are designed to suit your personal style of cooking and eating. All kitchens feature 12鈥� x 24鈥� porcelain tile floors, quartz countertops, a gorgeous glass tile backsplash and Grohe faucets and fixtures. They also have Greenlam full-wrap laminate cabinets in a natural wood finish鈥撯€損erfect for storing your culinary supplies. The GE EnergyStar stove (self-cleaning), European-styled counter-depth fridge (with wine storage rack!) and dishwasher were selected for maximum usability in keeping with a West Coast Modern aesthetic feel.

Mornings at Pacific Palisades

Multi-purpose kitchens for urbanites on the go

Glass tile backsplash

Fridge stocked with PaPa partner groceries delivered to your door

A pre-dinner sunset on your 4.5' x 20' balcony

Living is easy in these living room spaces

Stepping foot into your , the view and light are first to steal the show. The open concept studio plan neatly identifies dining, eating and sleeping spaces while not compromising lifestyle. Yes, you can entertain in a studio鈥攁nd with style.

While the studio suites have an open concept plan, have a separate living room area to relax in. Both suites feature classic white-oak hardwood flooring. The large, double-glazed windows allow for maximum natural light and come outfitted with roller shades for when you need to minimize light and noise. All suites feature neutral Benjamin Moore paint on the walls and ceilings, a blank canvas for Pacific Palisades residents to turn into their individual home.