Check out Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine’s April/May 2021 Home & Building issue here

Read Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine’s 2021 Home & Building issue e-edition here.

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Apr 3, 2021
ON THE COVER: Environments impact our mood. The way a building is designed has profound effects on how we feel in a space. This interior space from the Trinity Point home by Tree Construction featured in this issue was created by WELL interior design studio. WELL specializes in designing spaces that are functional, safe, sustainable, and aesthetically pleasing. Spaces that promote creativity, productivity, and relaxation. Designing with wellness in mind is to design spaces with intention that enable a better lifestyle. To learn more find WELL at www.welldesigns.ca and on instagram @well_interiordesignandstudio, and learn more about the Trinity Point home in this issue. Photo: Ema Peter

Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine’s 2021 Home & Building issue is now available at over 200 locations across Revelstoke.

This special issue features stories from the home creation process, including architecture, construction, interior design, real estate, development, and more.

If you’re not in Revelstoke to get your copy, check out the e-edition embedded below. Enjoy!

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