Set For Design

Interior Designers & Decorators

About Us

SET For Design offers interior decorating and home staging services in Toronto and the GTA. As an interior decorator, Susan Toth believes in creating a 'whole' home. One doesn't need to get rid of cherished belongings to create a lovely environment. Nor do we think that a modern style has to involve nothing but contemporary elements. By mixing old with new, and high with low, you end up with something that's far more interesting and comfortable. It's also what we strive to do with every project.

Services Provided

Bathroom Design, Color Consulting, Custom Blinds & Shades, Custom Furniture, Decluttering, Historic Building Conservation, Holiday Decorating, Space Planning, Universal Design, Focus is on Design consultations

Areas Served

Bedford Park, Davenport, Dovercourt, Eglinton East, Harbord Village, Hillcrest Village, Junction Triangle, Lawrence Heights, Liberty Village, New Toronto, North York, Rosedale, The Kingsway, Toronto, Trinity Bellwoods Park, Wychwood Park, York

Awards

Interior Decorating certificate from George Brown Accredited member of CDECA (Canadian Decorators' Association)

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13 Projects

Lounge/Office

Rustic Bedroom Retreat

Example of a trendy living room design in Toronto

Living/Dining room Decor Project

Toronto, ON

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Credentials

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2 Ideabooks

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6 Comments

Commented: I want your opinion plzI also agree with putting a rug to ground the room. Add an upholstered bench or large ottoman in the middle of the space. I would put a ghost chair (or even the Tobias chair from Ikea) at your make-up...

January 21, 2014 in Design Dilemma

Commented: BedroomI agree in that I do not think I would add another zig zag geometric for the drapes (your floor is lovely) and provides enough of that pattern. I would take the green or blue from your accents and put...

October 31, 2013 in Design Dilemma

Commented: Looking for a few opinions on my choice of sofa fabric please....I agree with using your original textured choice. It looks to have some cream in it as well, and that will help to tie in your carpet and walls. I also think texture adds interest in a subtle way.

October 31, 2013 in Design Dilemma

Commented: Carpet?The carpet already belonged to the homeowner- it was our jumping off point. I think it was bought from a store near the lakeshore in Oakville (sorry, that's as specific as I know). Susan

February 25, 2013

Commented: lilac velvetHi, Thanks! The fabric is by Avant Garde and is called Venice. The sofa was purchased at a trade-only retailer called Van Gogh designs here in Toronto.

January 17, 2013

Commented: Where's it fromI rented it from a place called Rent Wow.

November 14, 2012

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