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Taking shape: LionHeart’s new showroom in Little Canada

14 hours ago
2 min read

Our Little Canada office is changing. Alongside the rebuild and reconfiguration of our workspace, a new LionHeart showroom is taking shape. Kitchen design concepts are part of the direction, and today we’re sharing an early look inside.


Work underway behind a wide interior opening, with two globe pendants, a wood-tone paneled wall and an unfinished lower ledge.
A first look at the work in progress at LionHeart’s Little Canada office and showroom.

A glimpse of the space


Warm wood tones, globe pendants and framed wall details give these first views their character. An interior opening draws the eye into the room beyond, while the meeting area offers a wider view of the space. There is still work ahead, but these glimpses begin to bring the project into focus.


Rectangular applied wall trim around an office desk room with a window.
A closer look at the wall details in the office as work continues.

Ideas taking shape, together


Cambria and Niosi are involved in the showroom project, and we’re pleased to share this early glimpse of what is taking shape. The boards offer a look at kitchen concepts being explored; the photographs show the spaces in progress.


A printed kitchen concept rendering on a black easel, with Niosi and LionHeart marks on the presentation board.
A printed kitchen concept rendering displayed in the space as the showroom project takes shape.

For homeowners gathering ideas, seeing a concept alongside a real space can be a useful starting point. It opens a conversation about both the atmosphere you are drawn to and the practical details that matter to you.


What to bring to a kitchen design consultation


A useful first conversation starts with how you live in your kitchen today. Bring these three things to help explain what you want to change:


Photos of your current kitchen. Capture each wall, the main work areas and connections to adjoining rooms. Include the spots that feel cramped or difficult to use.


A short list of daily frustrations. Note where storage falls short, appliance doors interrupt movement or lighting makes a task harder. Describe who cooks and how people gather.


Your priorities and inspiration. Choose the three improvements that matter most, then bring a few reference images and explain what you like about each. Share your budget range and preferred timing so the conversation can stay grounded in your plans.


Follow the progress


We look forward to sharing more of the LionHeart showroom as it takes shape. Follow along for the next look inside.



Thinking about your own kitchen or home remodel? Explore our kitchen remodeling services or contact LionHeart Building & Consultants to discuss your project. Call (612) 242-0590 or use the button below.



 
 
 

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