Loft Renovation

Once a peanut factory in Toronto’s historic Cabbagetown district, this building was converted into eight spacious townhouses in 1988. Each loft preserved the neighborhood’s signature high ceilings and open-concept layout, with natural light pouring in through full-height windows and a glass-enclosed roof deck on sunny days.

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In 2016, the loft underwent a complete gut renovation, transforming it with a fresh, modern design. The kitchen was relocated to the south end of the floor, while the TV den and living areas were seamlessly combined into a single, open space. This thoughtful reconfiguration improved circulation and expanded the dining and kitchen areas. On the third floor, an extension over the staircase introduced additional storage and an office nook on the landing below.

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Every material and furnishing was carefully curated in collaboration with the client, whose keen eye for design ensured a perfect balance of style and function. Flooring and stone were sourced from Stone Tile Toronto, while Leicht Toronto designed the sleek, contemporary kitchen. The ceiling was strategically divided into three zones, each reflecting a distinct functional area. The result is a refined yet inviting space—an elegant blend of modern sophistication and rustic charm.