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Studio Ridge Residential Formerly known as Kevin Gray Interiors.

We’re thrilled and honoured to be a part of this year’s Oct/Nov issue of the Western Art & Architecture Magazine, with s...
09/17/2026

We’re thrilled and honoured to be a part of this year’s Oct/Nov issue of the Western Art & Architecture Magazine, with sincere thanks to Chase Reynolds Ewald | Writer for featuring our work.

Moments like these serve as meaningful reminders for us. They offer us an opportunity to reflect on the work, relationships, and experiences that continue to shape our studio. We’re grateful for each and every chapter, and equally excited for what’s on the horizon.

Visit the link in our bio for the full article, or find it at westernartandarchitecture.com

From the Rocky Mountains to the Hawaiian Islands, Studio Ridge creates homes in extraordinary places for clients with br...
09/03/2026

From the Rocky Mountains to the Hawaiian Islands, Studio Ridge creates homes in extraordinary places for clients with breathtaking visions.

After more than four and a half years of collaboration with @‌starkarchitecture and @‌pitzerbuilt, this remarkable West Maui residence is almost ready for its reveal.

Full project feature coming soon.

When the architecture and materials speak so strongly, the interior can be quiet.A full-height gable window turns the fo...
07/21/2026

When the architecture and materials speak so strongly, the interior can be quiet.

A full-height gable window turns the forest into a living backdrop, utilizing the exterior environment as the room’s decorative focal point. By using a natural colour scheme and minimal furnishings, we kept the bedroom spacious while still feeling complete—continuing that soft and calming feeling of the mountain into the home.

07/17/2026

We’re so excited to share more of this project with you. What has been years of thoughtful collaboration and dedication to our client’s vision is now finally reaching completion. Stick around to see the final reveal.

Good exterior lighting should do two things at once—support function and security, and elevate the aesthetic experience ...
06/30/2026

Good exterior lighting should do two things at once—support function and security, and elevate the aesthetic experience after dark.

A home like this needs a lighting strategy that respects scale and enhances architectural elements to the fullest. Intuitive exterior lighting is all about considering the movements of the client in their everyday lifestyle. This ultimately determines the functional needs in entry sequences, paths to outdoor rooms, and the transitions between grade changes.

Considering which elements of the architecture demand aesthetic enhancement is equally as important. All of it must be thoughtfully layered to be effective yet still pleasing to the eye. When lighting works in unity with architecture, the home feels more welcoming, more functional, and connected to the living experience after dark.

Architecture: Peter Manolakas
Contractor:
Timbers:

Meet Dana McLean, our newest addition to the Studio Ridge team!As our Procurement and Gallery Coordinator, Dana plays an...
06/16/2026

Meet Dana McLean, our newest addition to the Studio Ridge team!

As our Procurement and Gallery Coordinator, Dana plays an integral role in translating design concepts into thoughtful, client-ready spaces for our local showhomes and private clients. Her work supports both the creative and operational sides of our process—from developing mood boards to sourcing high-value products.

Dana brings a calm, considered approach to every detail, ensuring each concept feels aligned with the intended client experience and the Studio Ridge standard. When she’s not designing, she’s updating our showroom sample gallery to ensure our office remains an inspiring and well-organized space for clients and guests.

Outside the studio, Dana is most motivated by her family, and building a career that makes them proud. With a fine art background and a love for glassblowing, she brings an added layer of creativity and craft to her role.

Great interior design also creates a narrative—not just aesthetics and function. Here, the stonework is intentionally mo...
06/08/2026

Great interior design also creates a narrative—not just aesthetics and function.

Here, the stonework is intentionally monolithic—irregular courses and a carved arch that feels old-world and ceremonial. The dark wood doors add weight and anticipation, and the layered lighting makes the wall surface glow, emphasizing texture and depth. When the doors open, the reveal feels cinematic—an unexpected destination that enhances the space’s overall experience.

The materials do the storytelling: rugged masonry, a Gothic-inspired arch, and heavy timber doors that feel like they belong to another place and time. Great design doesn’t always announce itself—it invites you in, immersing you into an atmosphere that carries memories.

Doors salvaged from
Masonry: Jackson Masonry

Verandas that get year-round use are much less about square footage, and far more about positioning. Here, the covered r...
05/28/2026

Verandas that get year-round use are much less about square footage, and far more about positioning.

Here, the covered roofline and protected edge create a comfortable haven—mitigating wind, filtering high summer sun, and allowing the space to be enjoyed well beyond traditional patio season. The deck wraps around 3 sides of the home, capturing morning and afternoon sun exposure along the north and south runs, bringing warmth in cooler times of the day while shielding the heat at peak hours.

Timber overhead brings the feeling of enclosure and warmth, while still allowing the lines between surrounding nature to be blurred. Add a pass-through bar with direct access to the interior, and the threshold disappears—turning the veranda into an everyday room with a mountain backdrop that’s always worth admiring.

This lakeside cottage was designed as a cohesive whole—starting with the exterior material story and carrying that same ...
05/24/2026

This lakeside cottage was designed as a cohesive whole—starting with the exterior material story and carrying that same intention all the way through the interiors.

The exterior material choices were made to belong to the shoreline—a robust stone base to ground the home, standing up to moisture and seasonal weathering; warm timber detailing to echo the surrounding forest; and crisp rooflines and trim that keep the architecture feeling refined against the landscape.

A waterfront build asks for materials that perform—and a design approach that respects the setting.

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6143 4 Street SE—Unit 3, AB T2H 2H9
Calgary, AB
T2G5K9

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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