Toronto Designers

Round is officially my favourite shape. 🤎 So of course, I’m in love with how this round mirror brings a touch of softness to the beautiful wood vanity, perfectly framed by those gold sconces on either side. Simple classic.

Proof that small spaces can have the biggest personalities. This tiny bathroom had to be absolutely special for my client. The porcelain tile she fell in love with is the perfect match for the romantic mural just outside the door. Fresh, moody, and deeply personal.

Proof that every house has hidden potential! The adjacent kitchen was seriously lacking pantry space, so when we had the new front foyer built, the old entryway coat closet got the ultimate promotion. It’s now a fully retrofitted, dedicated pantry right next to the kitchen.

It’s all about the interplay of textures. The raw, matte finish of the pinky-peach concrete finds the perfect partner in the glossy, handcrafted shimmer of cream Zellige tiles, while the matching paint color provides a seamless sense of continuity.

This powder room feels both grounded and airy—and honestly, I would remove the vase. It would let the rhythm of the tiles and the detail of the tasseled towel do all the heavy lifting.

From awkward to elegant. This kitchen once felt a bit lost, but a thoughtful redesign changed everything. We moved the sink under the window (hello, natural light!) to reclaim a corner for the heart of the home: the oven. Now, there’s endless counter space for prep work and a heavy dose of Old English charm. It’s amazing what a layout shift can do for the soul of a room.