Archive No. 04 / Selected Works 2024–2026 Residential Portfolio

Considered Canadian Living

A curated collection of homes shaped by tactile materials, natural northern daylight, and personal quiet.

Sunlit living room with natural linen upholstery, custom white oak joinery, and textured limestone in Toronto
Featured Residence · Forest Hill, Toronto

Forest Hill Residence

Complete interior architectural renovation and furnishing for a heritage home in Toronto, balancing historic timber details with tactile Belgian linen, honed Montreal limestone, and custom oiled oak millwork.

Discipline Architectural Interiors & Styling
Location Toronto, Ontario
Scope 4,800 sq. ft. Full Home
Completion Autumn 2025

Project Galleries & Details

Each Canadian home is an intimate dialogue between regional character, durable materials, and everyday ritual.

Minimalist salon with bespoke oak joinery and floor-to-ceiling drapery in Toronto

The Forest Hill Salon

Custom millwork and lime-wash plaster
Objective: Harmonise generous natural volume with warm, tactile residential intimacy Materials: Quarter-sawn Canadian white oak, natural unbleached linen, honed Eramosa stone
Living room with open-plan kitchen and clean architectural lines

Forest Hill Hearth Suite

Fireplace integration & lounge space
Services: Space planning, custom seating curation, architectural lighting design
Sunlit apartment living area with comfortable beige upholstered seating

Westmount Morning Room

South-facing study & tea corner
Services: Bespoke cabinetry, vintage European furniture curation
Alpine chalet living room with low timber coffee table and wool textiles

Whistler Great Room

Post-and-beam mountain interior
Objective: Introduce serene residential warmth against rugged British Columbia peaks Materials: Douglas fir timbers, charcoal slate hearth, pure alpaca throws
Minimalist coastal lounge with sculpted coffee table and muted palette

Kitsilano Living Gallery

Ocean-light continuous living zone
Objective: Maximize Vancouver coastal light while eliminating interior clutter Materials: Bleached cedar accents, hand-loomed wool rugs, brushed bronze
Detail vignette with linen texture, architectural vase, and clean lighting

Textile & Object Study

Curated Canadian ceramics & botanicals
Services: Art advisory, object curation, styling
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Case Study · Toronto, Ontario
Main living room overview
Living salon corner with soft drapery

The Design Philosophy

For this historic Forest Hill property, the homeowners required an interior that felt settled, tactile, and completely uncluttered. We stripped away discordant later additions to unveil the house’s original spatial clarity, layering walls with warm lime plaster and installing seamless white oak herringbone flooring.

Custom built-in seating creates quiet pockets for reading and conversation, while bespoke linen drapery gently diffuses Toronto's low winter sun.

Location Forest Hill, Toronto, ON
Scope Architectural Planning, Joinery, Furniture
Square Footage 4,800 sq. ft.
Key Materials Canadian White Oak, Limestone, Linen
Case Study · Montréal, Québec
Westmount reading corner with warm wood
Sunlit apartment interior

The Design Philosophy

Situated within an elegant century-old stone building in Westmount, this apartment celebrates heritage charm through contemporary restraint. We restored intricate crown plasterwork and married it with tailored mid-century European furnishings and Canadian wool textiles.

Location Westmount, Montréal, QC
Scope Space Planning & Bespoke Furniture
Square Footage 2,200 sq. ft.
Key Materials Walnut, Bouclé Wool, Calacatta Marble
Case Study · Whistler, British Columbia
Spacious Whistler living room
Alpine lounge with solid wooden coffee table

The Design Philosophy

Created as a tranquil mountain sanctuary, this residence avoids alpine cliches in favour of quiet, monolithic forms. Massive Douglas fir posts complement soft charcoal slate, anchored by custom low-slung seating upholstered in robust, stain-guarded Belgian linen.

Location Whistler, BC
Scope Complete Architectural Interior Design
Square Footage 5,400 sq. ft.
Key Materials Douglas Fir, Squamish Slate, Alpaca Wool
Case Study · Vancouver, British Columbia
Minimalist coastal home lounge
Coastal living lounge details

The Design Philosophy

Overlooking the waters of English Bay, the Kitsilano residence embraces gentle natural luminescence. An open plan flows from kitchen to courtyard garden, unified by a soothing neutral palette of bone, oat, and driftwood tones.

Location Kitsilano, Vancouver, BC
Scope Space Planning & Finishing Architecture
Square Footage 3,600 sq. ft.
Key Materials Bleached Cedar, Honed Quartzite, Linen
Case Study · Toronto, Ontario
Master suite with cozy bed linens
Delicate ceramic vase and linen detail

The Design Philosophy

A tranquil bedroom suite redesigned to frame verdant garden views in midtown Toronto. We integrated acoustic fabric panelling behind the headboard and selected low-contrast, earthy plaster tones for deep nocturnal calm.

Location Rosedale, Toronto, ON
Scope Primary Suite Architecture & Custom Millwork
Square Footage 1,100 sq. ft.
Key Materials Raw Silk, Oiled Ash, Travertine
Case Study · Victoria, British Columbia
Victoria Harbour penthouse lounge
Bright and airy interior room

The Design Philosophy

High above Victoria's inner harbour, this penthouse anchors sweeping marine horizons with grounded, earthy warmth. Muted sage undertones and fluted limestone pillars introduce tactility to clean glass architecture.

Location Victoria, BC
Scope Full Interior Architectural Refinement
Square Footage 3,100 sq. ft.
Key Materials Sage Lime Plaster, Cast Bronze, Basalt