Mountview

Toronto, 2019

The original space was part of a typical 1980s Toronto townhouse, characterized by the standard finishes of the era—dark hardwood floors, a U-shaped kitchen with dead corners, dark cabinetry, and a granite countertop. Situated in the middle of a row of three houses, the client faced limitations in natural light, with windows only at the front and rear. To address this, the space was reimagined by removing unnecessary interior partition walls, reconfiguring the kitchen, and replacing the existing flooring with brighter white oak. Glossy white cabinetry and a marble backsplash introduced reflective surfaces, enhancing the flow of natural light throughout the interior. Brass finishes were incorporated to add warmth and sophistication, creating a more inviting and elegant atmosphere.

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