City Chic Townhome
Project Size: 2000 sq.ft
For a successful corporate professional starting her journey in her first Toronto home, Broadview transformed into a sanctuary of elegance and comfort. We began by dissolving the previous disconnection of the space, imbuing it with a renewed sense of vitality through carefully selected wood elements, neutral tones, and thoughtfully applied paint techniques. The introduction of a feature wall with asymmetric slats and diverse textures adds layers of visual intrigue, while subtle green accents infuse a personal touch of warmth. This reimagined sanctuary now stands as a tribute to timeless modernity, where each design choice—though understated—contributes to a tranquil retreat from the demands of daily life.
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Custom-designed wall slats flank the space, with a cohesive pattern behind the television and a deliberately varied arrangement on the opposite side. This design choice creates a visually engaging backdrop, adding depth and structure to the room while enhancing its modern aesthetic.
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A sophisticated paint technique was employed to introduce dimensionality and depth to the room. By strategically selecting specific locations to apply paint, we enhanced the rooms spatial perception adding a rich and textured feel.
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The color scheme features a refined blend of neutral tones accented with green and natural wood. This palette was chosen to create a warm and inviting environment while avoiding bold prints or colors, ensuring the space remains modern and enduring.
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The room was transformed with appropriately scaled furniture that enhances both function and visual balance. Replacing smaller pieces with larger, well-proportioned items has improved the room's flow and made it more comfortable and cohesive.
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Wood accents and green touches are central to the design, reflecting the client’s preferences. Wood elements provide warmth and texture, while green accents offer a subtle splash of color, contributing to a harmonious and well-balanced interior.
