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Vote now to crown this year's winner for WL Home of the Year: deadline is on December 18!
The last couple of weeks has seen a flurry of votes, and now you, the readers have spoken: these are your top 5 finalists for our 2024 Western Living Home of the Year!
The finalists include a remote, Nordic-inspired cabin from designer Sophie Burke, who also has a second finalist on this list—this one paired with architect Laura Killam, for an off-the-grid guest home that embraces indoor-outdoor living. Designer Kelly Deck brought a sense of play to a West Vancouver home (including a secret staircase that emerges from behind a bookshelf) and designer Andrea McLean and architect Howard Airey brought Aussie beach house dreams to a couple at Kits beach. And finally, readers were inspired by the season: Kimberly Jones’s design for a Victoria home is full of Christmas spirit.
So get your voting-button fingers primed! You’ve got until Wednesday, December 18, at 11:59 pm to vote for the one home that will take home the top prize. Take a look at the homes below, and then scroll to the bottom to vote.
We’ll announce the winner on Thursday, December 19. Vote, vote, vote!
Designer Sophie Burke brings a near-century-old cabin back to life on a remote island just up the coast.
Designer Kelly Deck brings a sense of play and charm to a traditional home.
This collaboration between designer Andrea McLean and architect Howard Airey is what happens when beach house dreams come true.
On a bluff overlooking the Salish Sea, these guest quarters from Laura Killam Architecture and Sophie Burke Design offer a masterfully designed pairing of indoor and outdoor living.
Designer Kimberly Jones refreshes a home in Victoria’s Uplands Neighbourhood with three trees and triple the Christmas cheer.
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