The layout was recomposed to embrace separation between rooms with different functions. The ground floor is partitioned into separate kitchen, living, and dining rooms that unfold in sequence in a classic enfilade, with a clear delineation of openi
While the original stairs were narrow and awkwardly placed, the new stair is located in the centre of the floor plan, and is a striking design feature that runs continuously across the floors. In a dramatic nod to the client’s love of plants and ar
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The traditional details of the period, such as tall baseboards ,ornate crown moulding, and door casing, were not only incorporated, but celebrated through the use of a striking deep green accent colour used throughout the home.
The kitchen was reconfigured to prioritize views outward to the backyard. As an avid gardener, the client wanted to feel connected the garden and bring views of the yard into the kitchen. A full height sliding door opens on to the garden and improv
The natural stone kitchen countertops have an earthiness and complex colour palette reminiscent of the client’s travels to the Dolomites. The smoky, rich colours chosen for the millwork work with the stone to create a sensuous, yet elegant palette.
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The powder room features Morris & Co.’s classic Pimpernel wallpaper, designed by William Morris in 1876 for his own home in London. Combined with a mix of contemporary and vintage plumbing and light fixtures, the room is a glamourous blend of V
The formal living room features a new black slate fireplace mantle and surround which anchors the space and provides rich, dramatic contrast with the neutral textiles used on the furniture and full length curtains. The material palette and layout c
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The rich aubergine colour of the foyer millwork was inspired by the original stained-glass windows in the entry. The windows also inspired the etched glass pattern on the new entry door, establishing the dialogue between new and old from the outset
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The flower motif present in the foyer stained glass windows also inspired the custom metal newel post at the foot of the stair.
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A new skylight was cut into the roof to create a dramatic slice down to the principal shower – the back wall is tiled the full 15 foot height up to the skylight, creating a dramatic feature wall that offers views of the sky and the feeling of show
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The bathroom’s calm, neutral palette creates a serene, spa like experience.
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