Every Clayton home comes in Dawn or Dusk: warm white cabinetry or walnut, over the same pale oak floor and the same soft stone. Same kitchen, same standard, two moods. Flip the switch and the whole page changes with it.
The same kitchen, the same island, the same Samsung appliances. What changes is the light the room holds: Dawn keeps it, Dusk absorbs it.
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The same room, in 360. Press the button and it turns slowly; drag to look wherever you like, and step through to the living room or the ensuite.
Three of the eight rooms are here. The full tour has all of them, the plan in the corner that follows you from room to room, and fullscreen. The finishes shown are Dawn.
Open the full tour→Two palettes, built in-house by the same team that has been putting kitchens into Surrey and Langley homes for thirty years. Rest on a sample to see the grain.
Pale oak underfoot, warm white cabinetry, quartz that reads as soft stone, and brushed nickel where you touch it.
Walnut cabinetry with the grain running long, the same pale oak underfoot, soft stone quartz, and matte black hardware that disappears until you reach for it.
A French-door refrigerator in a fingerprint-resistant finish, set flush with the cabinetry so the run of the kitchen stays clean. The range, dishwasher and microwave match it.
Flat-panel upper cabinets open on a push, so the wall reads as one surface. Soft-close hinges and drawers everywhere below.
An LED strip under the uppers washes the ribbed tile backsplash, so the counter is lit where you actually work and the pendants can stay low over the island.
Square-edge quartz with room for three stools on the working side, and drawers rather than doors underneath. Most plans have one; the rest get an eating bar.
Laminate planks laid the length of the room, through the living areas and into the bedrooms, over an acoustic underlay you will never hear your neighbour through.
Floor-to-ceiling glass with a solar coating, roller shades on every window, and a balcony off the living room in every plan.
The same plank flooring as the living room, USB-C at the bedside, and resilient-channel walls between you and next door.
A double vanity in quartz with undermount basins, a walk-in shower, and a lit mirror over the lot. Porcelain to the ceiling.
Full-height tile at the tub, a quartz vanity, and a dual-flush toilet that uses half the water.
Wired for work: fibre internet to the home, Cat6 at the desk, and a door that closes when the call starts.
Two and three bedroom plans put the second bedroom on the other side of the living room, with its own bath a step away.
In the principal rooms on every level, with floor-to-ceiling glass to go with them.
Fridge, convection range, panel-ready dishwasher and vented microwave, all one family.
Square-edge quartz in the kitchen and on every vanity, with a ribbed tile splash behind the range.
Individually controlled heating and cooling in every home, with fresh air from an energy-recovery ventilator.
Every Clayton home is delivered to a two-page specification: the schemes, the kitchen, the bathrooms, comfort, the shared spaces and the warranty behind all of it. It is the answer to "what exactly am I buying", and you can take it with you.
Eight rooms of a three bedroom, the plan following you from room to room. It starts the moment you land.
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