Artistically Designed
QE on the Park is a modern take on contemporary West Coast architecture. Every home has been artfully designed to offer residents a level of luxury that exceeds the normal paradigm. Yet, it’s unique mix of softer organic materials with ambient artisan lighting creates just the right mood to feel right at home.

Dualism
Dualism is a recurring theme at QE on the Park where contrasting ideas are purposefully clashed together as an expression of beauty, a protest to the norm. From classical Westside vs. modern Vancouverism, to organic vs. stone, QE on the Park represents a new standard in design, comfort, and functionality.

Culinary Experience
The kitchens at QE on the Park has been tailor-made to combine functionality and luxury all into one contiguous space that offers a true culinary experience. It is a place where unique tastes and flavors are conceptualized and furnished into reality. Partnering with Gaggenau from Germany, a world renown brand for premium appliances, QE on the Park brings professional cooking into your very own home.

Personal Sanctuary
Each bathroom at QE on the Park is designed to maximum privacy, comfort, and luxury. Especially selected marble pieces, paired with high-end plumbing fixtures supplied by Kohler, each bathroom is a personal sanctuary where one can readily retire from daily life and rejuvenate in their very own personal sanctuary.

Balcony Heating
Each balcony has at QE on the Park has been thoughtfully fitted with rough-ins for overhead gas heating, making balcony spaces all the more functional and usable during the winter months.

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