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2 months ago | 
styleathome.com | Karl Lohnes |Katia Gorshkova |Emmanuelle Mozayan-Verschaeve |Kathleen Dore
In the Kitchen 13 items Kitchens are the heart of the home, where function meets creativity. From preparing meals to gathering with family and friends, they serve as a space for both practicality and inspiration.
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Dec 12, 2024 | 
styleathome.com | Kathleen Dore |Samantha Pynn
Lavishing some love on a primary bedroom before the first flurries fly makes sense, and these pro tips from designer Tiffany Leigh will help you realize your suite dreams. “We were tasked with creating a warm, cozy retreat,” says Tiffany, whose renovation of this bedroom and its ensuite included changing the location of doorways and breaking down walls to get a layout that maximized space and made room for the soaker tub on her clients’ wish list.
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May 15, 2024 | 
styleathome.com | Kathleen Dore |Samantha Pynn
Preserving the original charm of the small kitchen in their circa- 1937 home in Oshawa, Ont., was a priority for designer Christine Elliott’s clients—but so was creating more open space for entertaining. CONTRACTOR, Paradisaic Building Group. Custom CABINETRY, Lighthouse Cabinetry. FRIDGE, Elmira Stove Works. FAUCETS, Waterstone Faucets. STOOLS, Design Within Reach. PITCHERS, Veranda. KNOBS, cup-style DRAWER PULLS, Etsy. “This area was three separate spaces,” says Christine.
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Mar 27, 2024 | 
styleathome.com | Kathleen Dore
Photography, Niamh Barry. Styling, Stacey Smithers Creative. After house hunting for years, Mariesette Santiago-Zeyl and Trevor Zeyl pounced when they saw this Georgian Revival in Toronto’s leafy Bloor West Village. It had original details, a great location, and was “beautiful...but a bit scary!” says their friend and designer Keeley McCleary, recalling the basement’s concrete floors, exposed wiring and hanging lightbulbs.
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Dec 12, 2023 | 
styleathome.com | Kathleen Dore |Samantha Pynn
Design, Si & Oui. Photography, Vanessa Galle. CONSOLE, Si & Oui. BUILT-INS, Distinctive By Design. FIREPLACE STONE, Ciot. WINDOWS, Epal North America. DRAPERY, Fine Interiors. SOFA, Decor-Rest. CHAIR, Crate and Barrel. COFFEE TABLES, Sunpan. RUG, Elte. WRAPPING PAPER, The Paper Place. GIFT BOXES and BAGS, Creative Bag Clean minimal lines and textures with a timeless quality were the twin asks of the owners of this Toronto living room.
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Nov 9, 2023 | 
styleathome.com | Kathleen Dore
Great interiors don’t just happen; they are designed and curated thoughtfully. Yet they also evolve like the collections they hold. This one – in an apartment in Montreal’s Plateau-Mont-Royal neighbourhood – belies its owners’ professions. Husbands Jean Stéphane Beauchamp and Gaëtan Larochelle are both in the business: Jean Stéphane is a designer and Gaëtan co-owns the chic boutique Qui Dort Dîne. Their mutual love of textiles, colour, art and design plays out throughout their home.
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Nov 2, 2023 | 
styleathome.com | Kathleen Dore
Go big or go boldTamara Honey, House of HoneyPhotography, Laure Joliet. Hicks Grand WALLPAPER, Cole and Son. The briefCanadian expat designer Tamara Honey used bold pattern, bright colour and fun textiles to give major wow power to a guest room in a Los Angeles home originally designed by Reginald Johnson, the architect of the iconic Bilt- more Hotel. The goal was playful sophistication.
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Oct 17, 2023 | 
styleathome.com | Kathleen Dore
The owners of this house in the Bluffs area of Toronto had been living with the consequences of a bad bathroom renovation for more than a decade. They’d fixed some issues (enlarging the room to separate tub and shower, and adding a skylight), but poor workmanship and bad design decisions had netted a leaky shower, high-maintenance materials and a room out of step with their nature-hued home. There was no recourse but to gut the bathroom and start over.
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Oct 12, 2023 | 
styleathome.com | Kathleen Dore
Designer Jean-Sylvain Murray used steel-framed glass in his clients’ kitchen as an ode to its location in the historic Griffintown neighbourhood of Montreal. All that glass also ensures the views of downtown and Mount Royal are visible from both the kitchen and the pantry. The pantry’s fridge drawers and countertop space make it a great beverage centre for smoothie, coffee and tea prep. Tons of overflow kitchen storage in the floor-to-ceiling cabinet is supplemented by easy-to-access drawers.
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Aug 17, 2023 | 
styleathome.com | Kathleen Dore |Samantha Pynn
DESIGN, Joel Bray, Joel Bray Design. COMPOSITE FLOORING, Condo Kandy. ARMCHAIRS, Article. PLANT POTS, CB2. This has to be the sweetest, most chic tiny balcony. We would love to look out at summer in the city from this perfect perch, where designer Joel Bray ekes out lounge and dining zones that are distinct yet connected. His tips for designing and styling help you bring star power to your balcony seating. → Quality composite flooring elevates the entire look and feels great underfoot.
