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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.
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.
The client requested a full renovation of their kitchen to replace and demolish the outdated cabinetry and island, aiming for a modern, dark-themed design.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.
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.
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.
The living room is conceived as a “Wood Box,” where the rich warmth of wood grounds the space, creating a cozy, intimate environment that invites family members to gather. The wood finish wraps the room, fostering a sense of enclosure and connection, while the travertine tile introduces a contrasting, neutral palette that balances the warmth, offering a visual “breathing room” that adds depth and lightness. Vertical wood slats around the staircase enhance the sense of height and accentuate the ceiling’s grandeur, drawing the eye upward and celebrating the verticality of the architecture. Positioned near a window, this feature allows natural light to filter through, creating dynamic patterns and highlighting the interplay between natural materials and light, offering a moment of tranquility and harmony in the heart of the home.
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