Located in the Casa Loma area of Toronto, these loft conversions used to be an old Toronto Hydro Building. Our client had downsized from a traditional four-bedroom home. Our mission was to make these 12' ceilings feel homey and maintain a more contemporary design than her previous home. We painted, wallpapered, draped, added beautiful lighting, and furnished the new home for her and her family. Mission accomplished! For more about Lumar Interiors, see here: https://www.lumarinteriors.com/ To learn more about this project, see here: https://www.lumarinteriors.com/portfolio/casa-loma-loft-interior-design-furnishing

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Countertop space is the ultimate luxury -- we made sure that these homeowners had plenty of space to bake, make pizza...This black quartz with dramatic white veining is a breeze to keep clean and requires little to no maintenance. If anyone asks -- we are 100% team "sofas belong in the kitchen". Life happens in the kitchen! Upholstered in linen, the sofa is petite yet ultra comfortable for dining. These rounded black cane chairs are soft but modern for this young family.

The Arcadia collection makes any outdoor space more inviting with its enduring aesthetic. Features a rounded all-weather wicker weave in an expertly finished Driftwood gray. Our attention to scale makes this group a perfect fit for a variety of spaces, while keeping ultimate outdoor seating comfort in mind.

Kitchen in 83rd Place | Key Feature: A woven seagrass tray styles the windowsill with a glass jug decor accent and small succulent planter for a natural touch.

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