Formal dining rooms, spacious ones at that, are no longer a guaranteed staple these days. Priorities are moving towards things like the kitchen, laundry and bathrooms. You have to create a dining space with what you’ve got.
For $2.7 million, this 100-year old house, with some décor nearly as old, is filled with opportunity. With some renovations and TLC, we could see this property’s value jump significantly.
Monochrome highlights the versatility of a single colour. If you’re a big fan of one colour and can’t get it out of your head, this style is for you.
Open concept is in, but that kind of structural work can be pricey. Lucky for you, there’s plenty of tricks to get the look on a small budget. Here’s how:
A beautiful home in South Riverdale that’s a perfect mix of original character and modern updates. This home is currently worth $1.35 million, and boasts 3 bedrooms and a lot of history.
Details, details, details: Moroccan design style is all about the details. Using curves, luxurious materials and a strong Eastern influence, this style is very different from contemporary Western tastes.
There are a few household elements that regularly call for the ‘repair or replace’ argument, or sometimes better known as the ‘refinish or replace’ argument.
Things are looking up in interior design. Your ceiling, the long forgotten fifth wall that usually gets defaulted to a simple, firmly-inside-the-box white, is experiencing a renovation revolution.
Out on the east end of the big city, we’re looking at a 5-bedroom, 4-bath beauty in the Beaches. Last listed at $1.7 million, the ornate touches on this property are what sell it.
Vintage was at one time the modern, contemporary design of its day. Now it’s being brought back with nostalgia and making what’s old new again. Defined by older, ornate pieces and quaint, weathered textures, vintage décor is for all the old souls out there.
