Laneway House
Laneway house - Cabbagetown
The house for a single art gallery owner in the Cabbage town neighborhood of Toronto specifies a one-bedroom home that embeds Asian culture in the house. To incorporate the Victorian architecture style, cladding in pale concrete masonry and red bricks cooperatively form the facade of the house to not only indicate the beauty of the combination in terms of color and material but also establish the connection to the neighborhood. The upside-down "L" shape exterior space allows the owner to enter the house from west and south. A 52" diameter circle skylight above the middle of the exterior space between two entrances brings natural light into the patio. The house is divided into three different function zones that are connected by the second floor to establish an integral interior space.
The tearoom on the main floor provides the owner with a peaceful and private environment to have tea and meditate. The main floor has a tearoom/ office, kitchen, and living room giving the owner easy access to entertaining space, and the upper floor is designed to create a relatively
quiet and private space, and thus the bedroom is located on the south-east corner of the room to eliminate the noise from the laneway. Facilitating further engagement with the outdoors is a large south-facing terrace adjacent to the reading area where is eô€€…equipped with a long console table.
The house offers an engaging experience of discovery and a sense of Zen through both the interior and exterior. Merging the traditional element into new technology and combining western and eastern culture create an infinite possibility.
Location: Toronto
Size: 977 sf
Summer's House
Townhouse - Renovation
We believe that design should always be people-centered. Good design can greatly enhance the interaction between people and space, and its true purpose lies in meeting the client’s needs. For this project, the clients are a young couple, currently without children but planning for the future, and they have no pets. Their requirements include a space for hosting dinners that can accommodate 6-10 people, a large kitchen island where they can cook while watching TV, a dedicated workspace, and a cozy area to enjoy coffee or tea alone with a view of the yard. They imagine an atmosphere where they can cook while looking at the trees, listen to birdsong, and enjoy a gentle breeze as they drink coffee or eat breakfast. The current layout has several drawbacks: there is no designated dining or gathering area, no suitable living room setup for entertaining or watching TV, too many unnecessary walls, outdated tile colors, wall paint that feels too cold, and a popcorn ceiling. Additionally, there’s no kitchen island, which limits the space's functionality. To address these issues, the design changes include removing the partition in the original kitchen area and adding an LVL beam to open up the dining area and create better flow. The original kitchen space will be converted into a dining and gathering area, with a movable dining table to accommodate various hosting needs. We’ll remove the bar-height counter to further open the space, while keeping the stove and vent on the same side to reduce labor and material costs. Positioning the kitchen near the window allows the owners to enjoy the view while cooking or having tea. A 13-foot kitchen island will be added to enhance dining and storage options, along with a tall cabinet that the clients love, which adds both storage and cohesiveness to the space. Finally, a small coffee corner will be included as a space for coffee breaks or work, offering a scenic view of the outdoors.
Location: Markham, ON
Scope of Work: 1050 sf
Tangled art + Disabilities Project
The new office of Tangled Art + Disability, situated at the Junction triangle community – 1655 Dupont St Toronto, ON, contains three gallery rooms, library, bookstore, archive room, storage room, kitchenette, seminar room, and private studio. The concept of equality, story-telling, and universal accessibility was implemented in the entire project. The office aims to achieve the notion that everyone has accessibility to any space without any barriers. Ramp as the main circulation method in the building connects to the second level. As the ramp goes up, occupants/visitors can access each gallery, and three “floating” boxes – the galleries are elevated from the ground at different height
Location: Toronto
Area: 23,000sf
W's Renovation
The client requested a full renovation of their kitchen to replace and demolish the outdated cabinetry and island, aiming for a modern, dark-themed design. Additionally, they wanted the ground floor powder room to embody a moody, classic Art Deco aesthetic to balance the kitchen’s darker tones with a touch of hospitality elegance. Each washroom throughout the home has been renovated with unique aesthetics, yet all maintain a cohesive harmony within the overall design style.
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Location: Oakville ON
Area: 800sf
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V Condo Renovation
The client requested a stylization and renovation of the living room, dining area, and bedroom in a newly built apartment located in North York. To enrich the interior and soften the contrast with the dark flooring, natural and warm finishes were introduced, bringing warmth and harmony to the space.
Location: North York ON
Area: 1050sf
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T Condo Renovation
This project focuses on transforming the entire apartment to evoke the feeling of a “breeze brushing gently against your face.” A new dressing room was added to replace the original walk-in closet, significantly maximizing space while creating a cozy nook for the client. The main living area is thoughtfully divided into four functional zones: a study and coffee bar area, a dining area, a living space, and a lounge designed for music appreciation. Each zone possesses its own unique features and aesthetic, yet they are unified by a monochromatic color scheme, creating a harmonious, cohesive flow throughout the space..
Location: Montreal, QC
Area: 950sf
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The Annex Hotel
The Annex hotel in the Annex neighborhood of Toronto specifies a loft suite and high ceiling room that is renovated with luxurious finishing and furniture. The Hotel is designed to hold some small events such as holidays, birthdays, and anniversaries. it is not only designed for visitors to feel the neighborhood culture but for locals to spend a special night at the hotel to celebrate events. The double-height ceiling design is to emphasis the vertical space to create a special staying experience. Different ceiling height adds playfulness to the hotel and amplify the joyfulness atmosphere of events.
Location: Toronto,ON
Area: 12,000sf
Creative Matters Showroom/Office
The renovation of the creative matters office integrated curvilinear design elements throughout the whole building from the basement to the second floor, from interior to roof deck, allowing the occupant to appreciate the curve and flow in the space. From open to narrow and narrow to open form the circulation of the space to evoke and stimulate people’s curiosity to space and encourage them to explore the space by creating a “guide” route, physically and visually. The central spiral staircase symbolizes and implies the mist in the magical lantern, and the hanging rugs on the display room also imply the magical flying rugs, which embeds the fairy tales into the design to make the space a “magical space.”
Location: Toronto, ON
Area:4,500 sf
Masterkey Showroom Renovation
SUGA INTERIORS specializes in transforming spaces with innovative design concepts. Our team of experts is dedicated to creating stunning interiors tailored to your unique style. Masterkey emphasized to create a photographer enthusiasts community to share knowledge and meet new friend. therefore, we created the space that have multi functional use for occupant to not only host community event but an elegant space for retail/showroom.
Location: Mississauga , ON
Area:1800sf
PODI Hotel
The design of this PODI hotel lobby fuses modern sophistication with a welcoming ambiance, creating a space that feels both luxurious and inviting. Rich, dark tones combined with natural wood textures add warmth, while clean lines and elegant finishes bring a sense of refined minimalism. The central bar, crafted with fluted wood panels and sleek surfaces, serves as a striking focal point, inviting guests to unwind, socialize, or enjoy a quiet moment over a drink. Plush seating arrangements in soft, neutral fabrics offer comfort, while carefully placed greenery adds a touch of organic elegance, enhancing the lobby’s relaxed yet upscale atmosphere. Expansive windows allow natural light to pour in, casting a gentle glow over the darker hues and adding depth to the interior. Each design element—from the metal accents to the intricate detailing on tables and cabinetry—was selected to create a seamless blend of style and functionality, establishing a lobby that feels both harmonious and inspiring. The result is a sophisticated, hyper-realistic space where guests are welcomed into an environment that embodies modern luxury, setting the tone for an unforgettable stay.
Location: Vancouver, ON
Area: 17,800SF
Condominium Design
The WIP condominium design is a celebration of refined elegance and tranquil sophistication. The space is grounded by neutral tones, with light gray seating and a natural wood centerpiece that evoke a sense of calm and balance. The terrazzo flooring, with its subtle variation and texture, adds depth and visual interest without overwhelming the design. The soaring ceiling height is accentuated by an artistic, sculptural installation of suspended abstract forms, creating a dynamic play of light and shadow that captures the eye and draws it upward. This feature, paired with the wood-paneled accents and sleek recessed lighting, introduces an architectural rhythm that harmonizes with the room’s understated luxury. The walls, adorned with large, expressive art pieces, add a layer of sophistication while hinting at organic inspiration, complementing the neutral color palette. Each design element is chosen to foster a serene yet inviting atmosphere, making guests feel at once welcomed and inspired by the surrounding elegance. This lobby embodies a contemporary take on luxury, creating an environment where aesthetics meet functionality in perfect harmony.
Location: Edmonton , AB
Area:10,800sf
Experience Centre
This showroom design merges modern minimalism with organic warmth, featuring high, open ceilings and suspended sculptural elements that create a sense of motion and airiness. Vertical wooden slats add structure and rhythm, with warm wood tones contrasting against clean white walls and cool grey flooring, creating an inviting atmosphere. The layout is functional yet refined, with thoughtfully arranged seating and display areas that facilitate easy navigation. Subtle lighting accents key features while maintaining a soft ambiance, making the showroom both visually captivating and welcoming—a true blend of contemporary design and approachability.
Location: Pickering, ON
Area: 27,800SF
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Xanadu community centre
The Peach Blossom Land was a fable written by Tao Yuanming in 421 CE about a chance discovery of an ethereal utopia where the people lead an ideal existence in harmony with nature, unaware of the outside world for centuries. The phrase can be used to describe idealistic place of beauty and repose. Para-Foster tries to create a xanadu for the residents and visitors a unique experience to explore the space , allowing visitors to experience a refreshing and stress relieving environment while soaking in a space where expresses a strong cultural representation.
Location: Seoul, Korea
Area: 207,800SF
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Radisson Hotel Guest Suite Design
Radisson hotel guestroom design blends warmth and tranquility with contemporary sophistication. The space features a soft, neutral palette complemented by gentle blue and earthy accents, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere for relaxation. The textured wall art provides a subtle focal point, evoking a calm, natural landscape that enhances the room's restful vibe. The furnishings emphasize both comfort and functionality, with a cozy seating nook and sleek, modern finishes. Wood paneling adds warmth and depth, while ambient lighting highlights key design elements, balancing intimacy with openness. This guestroom design invites guests to unwind in a thoughtfully curated, harmonious setting that feels like a refined home away from home.
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JLL OFFICE
JLL Office — The primary design concept is "Transition." This space reflects the shift from remote work back to on-site collaboration, from the constraints of the COVID era to a post-pandemic normal, and from enforced social distancing to a renewed sense of connection. The wood portal serves as a welcoming focal point, adding warmth and a sense of coziness that evokes the comfort of a residential setting. This element was intentionally incorporated to create a space where employees feel at ease and reconnected, bridging the familiarity of home with the functionality of the workplace, while fostering an inviting, human-centered atmosphere.
Location: Kitchener, ON​
Area: 6500sf
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