baukultur/ca approaches Glen Manor Haus with the belief that Quiet Luxury comes from precision rather than excess. Their design for this Toronto home focuses on clarity, proportion, and honest materials that work together to create calm. In the first steps through the house, the intent becomes clear. Light is shaped thoughtfully, spaces unfold with purpose, […]
In the leafy neighbourhood of Summerhill, Toronto, a professional couple with a young child have found their ideal home: a contemporary retreat designed by Akb Architects that feels both sophisticated and utterly livable. From the street, the Summerhill Residence immediately stands out. Its red brick facade and black-stained cedar details give it a bold yet […]
In Toronto’s west end, the Sunnylea Home by Orangeink Design offers a fresh take on family living. Rooted in simplicity, warmth, and subtle sophistication, the house balances clean lines with natural textures. Inspired by the homeowners’ travels through southern Italy, it reflects a timeless elegance shaped by materiality and restraint. From the street, the home […]
In Toronto’s creative Leslieville neighborhood, House Caroline redefines the classic Victorian home through a striking modern renovation by REIGN Architects. Originally built in the 1850s, the once dim and divided interior has been completely reimagined to suit the rhythms of a growing family. The design introduces a light-filled A-framed addition while honoring the historic bones […]
Nestled on a corner lot in Toronto’s leafy High Park neighborhood, Westminster Residence by Batay-Csorba Architects is a striking reinterpretation of the traditional Edwardian gable house. Blending old-world archetypes with sculptural form-making, the home’s steep terracotta roof is more than an homage, it’s a bold, spatial strategy. At first glance, the oversized triangular roofline feels […]