his gorgeous split level home in Riverdale part of Toronto in an Architectural gem. Upon entering the house, there are 2 sets of stair for the upper and lower level. The upper level has an open concept layout with a kitchen at the center and a spacious living room - dining room on one side and a TV room on the far end.

The kitchen renovation in this Toronto townhouse was inspired by European furniture and intricate interior wall paneling. By incorporating paneling details into the cabinetry, the design achieves a refined, sophisticated look—one more commonly found in elegant living and dining spaces.

Inspired by the luxurious ambiance of the renowned Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort located on the same island, our team aimed to create a serene yet sophisticated retreat that seamlessly blends modern elegance with island charm. Every design element was chosen to enhance the home’s tranquil atmosphere while ensuring functionality and comfort for family gatherings and relaxation.

The building that was once a Peanut Factory in the historic District of Cabbagetown in Toronto was converted into eight airy townhouses in 1988. Each LOFT inherited unique to this area high ceilings and an open loft layout.

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This newly renovated small bathroom blends sleek, modern materials with smart design. The walls are lined with large-format porcelain tiles in a soft, neutral tone, creating a sense of spaciousness. A floating vanity with a minimalist design provides both style and functionality

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This crawl space renovation into an apartment involved transforming an underutilized area into a functional living space. The process included reinforcing the foundation, and excavating under the existing building. The result is a cozy, efficient apartment that provided a unique, budget-friendly living solution.