Regal Heights Transitional Entry, Toronto
Photos by Stephani Buchman
Transitional entry hall photo in Toronto — Houzz
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Shirley Meisels
it's elte
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Take a look at some of our designs@ www.LucentLightshop.com
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maffei wrote:
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size on the rug? Price?
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Shirley Meisels
I'm sorry it just sold 2 days ago!
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how did you attach the mirror ? did you attach mirror then frame it?
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Casamero
We are manufacturer of rugs and we can customize this rug according to your own design, size and color, for more information please visit - http://www.casamero.com/
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Leah Pearson
what type of finish was applied to the flooring?
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Salazar Custom Interiors
where is the mirror from?
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Shirley Meisels
It was vintage
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Shirley Meisels
Original to the house
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Shirley Meisels
chantilly lace, oc 65
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Becky Harris added this to Houzz Tour: Mixing It Up in a Century-Old Edwardian
"We love the flow of the house and that it has the perfect amount of space when we are all together, enough to feel spacious but not vast. I hate the idea of heating rooms that no one uses," Meisels says. She makes the space work by having a place for everything. In the entryway she insists upon a designated place to drop bags, keys, mail, coats and shoes. A custom wardrobe by Mhouse serves as a coat closet. "At the same time I like some kind of dramatic design detail that will wow guests as they first enter — in this case the oversized mirror really has impact," she says. A Sputnik chandelier foreshadows more retro style moves in the rest of the house. Console table: Ikea; rug: Elte
Laura Gaskill added this to Radiator Covers Like You’ve Never Seen
10. Console over radiator. Want a quick solution that requires zero work or commitment? Pick out a console table long and wide enough to cover your radiator, and scoot it right on top. Paint your radiator to match the wall and place a few baskets or a boot tray in front of it, and you will hardly notice it anymore.Tell us: Would you try any of these ideas at home? Which is your favorite?
Toronto Interior Design Group added this to 8 Cost-Effective Ways to Get a High-End Look
4. Expansive MirrorsAs with art, the impact of a mirror is dramatically increased by increasing the scale. Plus, a mirror won’t overwhelm a space, but will only make it feel more open. Investing in a large expanse of glass will also double the look of all your other investments.
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Sara Parker added this to Parker New Build Ideas
I like a wall to put a piece of furniture instead of the built in cabinet by the front door
vollkommer added this to Diningroom-livingroom
Nice balance of traditional and contemporary
