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Featured article / Our Homes Magazine - FALL 2026
Perfect Timing
It's a rare occurrence for a large-scale renovation to be completed without a single hiccup or delay. But that's exactly what happened when homeowners Katie and Mitch Baldwin hired Natalie Cox of CPI Interiors to redesign their Orléans home.
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Perfect Timing
OURHOMES - FALL 2026
It's a rare occurrence for a large-scale renovation to be completed without a single hiccup or delay. But that's exactly what happened when homeowners Katie and Mitch Baldwin hired Natalie Cox of CPI Interiors to redesign their Orléans home. -
A Mid-Century Modern Kitchen Renovation
FACES MAGAZINE - AUGUST 2026
They are a family who loves to travel, entertain, and collect things along the way. Their pottery collection, in particular, had become part of the story of their travels, but their existing kitchen didn’t allow those pieces to shine. More importantly, the kitchen wasn’t working particularly well for the way they lived. -
CPI Interiors takes the exhaustion out of luxury home renovations
OTTAWA BUSINESS JOURNAL - JULY 2026
In a growing city like Ottawa, where business professionals balance demanding careers with hectic personal lives, managing a major home renovation can quickly become a second full-time job. For nearly three decades, one local firm has made it its mission to eliminate that logistical burden for upscale homeowners. -
How CPI Interiors Designs Homes That Work as One
FACES MAGAZINE - JUNE 2026
Whole-home renovations are rarely about a single space. They are about how a home functions from morning to evening, from quiet routines to busy gatherings. -
Spring Forward: Meet the People and Places Shaping Ottawa's Home Scene
OURHOMES - SPRING 2026
For Megan Patterson and Natalie Cox of CPI Interiors, curiosity is at the heart of every project. As Natalie explains, it's what helps them uncover what clients truly need. "If I meet a potential new client, I'm curious about what brought them to us, why they want to use a designer and why they want to make changes to their home in general," says Natalie.
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A Home Reimagined for Modern Living
FACES MAGAZINE - MARCH 2026
At the core of CPI Interiors is a belief that good design begins with understanding how a home is actually lived in. Led by President and Lead Designer Natalie Cox alongside CEO and Director of Design Megan Patterson.
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40 Under 40: Megan Patterson
DESIGNERS TODAY - OCTOBER 2025
Megan Patterson is an award-winning interior design consultant with more than 15 years of experience guiding residential design and renovation projects. Since joining CPI Interiors in 2015, she has become a trusted leader, valued for her expertise, approachable style and ability to deliver exceptional results.
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How full-service decorating can transform your home effortlessly
FACES MAGAZINE - AUGUST 2025
A well-designed home does more than look good - it supports how you live. But turning vision into reality requires more than taste and Pinterest boards. It takes planning, sourcing, scheduling, and problem-solving. That’s where full-service decorating makes a difference.
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Top to bottom renovation
OUR HOMES MAGAZINE - JULY 2025
A whole-home renovation is no small undertaking. But when Natalie Cox, President and lead designer at CPI Interiors talks about the transformation of her client Lisa’s home, she says it was unbelievably smooth sailing. The direction for the design was “a colourful, coastal feel with lots of texture”.
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At home with CPI Interiors
FACES MAGAZINE - MAY 2025
CPI Interiors has become synonymous with full-service home transformations, guiding clients from initial inspiration to the final reveal. Long-standing team members Natalie Cox and Megan Patterson purchased CPI Interiors from its founders. Today, CPI is thriving under their leadership with a clear focus: to make every space feel like home, and every client feel seen.
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Adding colour with confidence
ALL THINGS HOME - MARCH 2025
Natalie Cox of CPI Interiors expects that as homeowners become more comfortable with adding colour, we’ll likely see it in places we might have previously avoided. “Expect to see bold colour in upholstery or on statement ceilings. Other places I can see colour being used more are on cabinetry and doors.”
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Bungalow revival
OUR HOMES OTTAWA - SEPTEMBER 2024
A major renovation project requires homeowners to make many decisions. Usually, the key to creating your desired aesthetic is less about choosing the right fixtures and finishes, and more about asking for good advice. That’s why these homeowners turned to Natalie Cox of CPI Interiors to help bring a new iteration of their old home in Bells Corners to life.
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And the Businesswoman of the Year award finalists are…
OTTAWA BUSINESS JOURNAL - JUNE 2024
Natalie Cox, President of CPI Interiors is one of finalists for Businesswoman of the Year 2024. Natalie has been nominatae in the emerging entrepreneurial leader category. The winners will be announced at the BYA gala slated for October of 2024.
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Passing the torch
OUR HOMES OTTAWA - NOVEMBER 2023
This past July, original owners of CPI Interiors, Jerome and Catherine Pulcine, passed the torch to long-time team members Natalie Cox and Megan Patterson, with Catherine remaining onboard as a senior designer. Both award-winning designers, Cox and Patterson bring a wealth of experience, creativity, and passion to their new roles as owners.
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CPI Interiors wins GOHBA Award
PRESS RELEASE - NOVEMBER 2025
CPI Interiors is proud to announce that the firm has been awarded a Greater Ottawa Home Builders’ Association (GOHBA) Housing Design Award in the Custom Kitchen - Traditional category for Project Still Grain, a stunning Kanata home transformation designed by Natalie Cox.
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CPI Interiors announces new owners
PRESS RELEASE - JULY 2023
CPI Interiors is pleased to announce that founders Catherine and Jerome Pulcine have successfully sold the business to two of their long-standing team members, Natalie Cox and Megan Patterson. Both award-winning designers, Cox and Patterson bring a wealth of experience, creativity, and passion to their new roles as owners. Jerome Pulcine will be actively involved in the transition process to support Natalie and Megan, ensuring a smooth handover.