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The kitchen is well-equipped with all new appliances and plenty of counter-space.

Sliding glass doors create easy indoor-outdoor flow.

The dark green tones of the Panama rug (in the aptly named Kale colorway) work with the dark timber furniture and potted plant to evoke a sense of the natural world and bring character to an otherwise minimal interior. “The new jute rugs are so versatile, working across many different decorative styles,” says Armadillo co-founder, Jodie Fried.

A closer look at the open-concept kitchen. Concrete countertops complement the gray-and-white tile backsplash.

An exposed wooden beam dating back to the 1870s with original cast-iron pillars spans the width of the home, adding historic charm while adding to the minimal material mix. A sliding, steel-frame door serves as a subtle partition between the sleeping alcove and living spaces.

A handcrafted wooden vanity in the bathroom pairs nicely with the penny tiles in the shower.

Hardwood floors continue into the upstairs bathroom.

When renovating this particular suite, Jaime notes she and her former business partner were "inspired by the Scandinavian design principles of warmth, simplicity, and minimalism."

The two-bedroom Heritage Suite features a number of historic details, including an elegant winding staircase, complete with a restored wooden banister.