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Ellsworth Dickson

Tony and Elfie Paviakovic
wanted a good family home
that was also beautiful and
they have casily reached that
goal.

Located in Caulfeild, West
Vancouver, the Tudor styled
house was designed by Elfic
with an architect, and Tony,
being in the construction
business, built it.

The home is full of
beautiful custom touches
such as stained glass kitchen
cabinet doors, a unique
bar/pantry, and a very decp
jacuzzi with gold fawcetts off
the master bedroom.

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Elfie figured since she
spends much time in the
kitchen, she wanted = the

best, and she got it. There is
a large island in the centre
with a built-in Jenn-Aire
range.

Above the island hang
various pots and kitchen
utensils within casy reach.
Off to one side is the in-
formal dining room, while
off in another direction
through the bar/panitry is the
formal dining room. The
floor is a sandy coloured

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cement tile from Los
Angeles which is warm and
easy to clean. ;

A very large house with
4,000 sq. ft., it was decided
to install a central vacuum
system. There are four
bedrooms, four bathrooms,

three fireplaces, and two
decks.
When Elfie asked for

quotes on the planting of
gardens around the house.
she was told the bill would
be $10,000. Feeling this was
a bit much, she did it herself
for less than “4 the quote.
The living room fcatures a

custom-made Small and
Boyes sofa. There arc
various antique picces

throughout the house, in-
cluding a 200 year old Irish
Welsh dresser which is uscd
as o bofict in the informal
kitchen.

Quality construction 1s
evident throughout the
house with its hardwood dak
floors and brickwork at the
front of the house. The only
change Elfic would make
would be to extend the
cement tiles of the kitchen
into the family room for
casicrs maintenancc.