BEFORE: The renovations and the painting were already done. Next step: bring in some tasteful furnishings and accessories to inspire those who would be attending an open house less than two weeks later.

AFTER: The living room was transformed with an intimate grouping of modern furnishings we selected and arranged, accessorized with pieces from the home as well as Home Reworks' inventory.

BEFORE: A built-in hutch and a chandelier were the only indications that this was the home's main dining area.

AFTER: A modern, glass-topped table and creamy leather chairs, mixed with the owner's own accessories, turned this open-plan area into a smart, yet casual spot roomy enough for entertaining.

BEFORE: The uninspiring master bedroom offered a breathtaking view outside but nothing memorable inside.

AFTER: The existing double bed was exchanged for a queen, centred on the wall. The home seller made a headboard out of four panels that were stored in the garage.

BEFORE: The existing sofa was dated, and situated at the far end of the long living room, offering only a dim view of the fireplace on the opposite wall — and no chance of joining in on a fireside chat.

AFTER: A sleek, open shelving unit was brought in to serve as a sideboard, but with enough open space to keep this corner light and airy. This new arrangement offers wide passage to the dining area.