10/10/2026
Most reno briefs obsess over keeping everything scratch-free. This family in Côte d'Azur did the opposite.
They moved from an 893 sq ft three-bedder to a 1,560 sq ft four-bedder, with three daughters under 10 and a live-in helper.
Instead of a showroom-perfect finish, they went with wabi-sabi. Limewash walls, microcement floors, rounded edges. A home designed to show scuffs and scratches as the kids grow up, not hide them.
The renovation came to $200,000 and stayed within 5% of budget. Most resale condo renos we see stray 15 to 20%.
The real reason it worked wasn't the aesthetic. It was an unusually detailed brief, worked out before a single wall came down.
Would you let your home show its age, or keep chasing "new"?
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