Project Old Toronto | Residential Interior Design

In this Old Toronto home, the living room wall does three jobs. A television sits in the centre, closed wood cabinets keep everyday items out of sight, and a pair of arched niches gives books and ceramics a place of their own. The shelves follow the curves of the openings, leaving space around each object.

Television and wood cabinets framed by two arched display niches in the Old Toronto living room — Paired arches frame the television and low cabinets in the living room.

Room for work and play

A desk fits into a recess beside open shelves. A small wall light illuminates the work surface without taking up desk space. In the children’s play space, full-height wood closet doors sit alongside a dollhouse. The closed storage leaves the toys and artwork in view.

Writing desk and open shelves in a recessed nook with a round wall light — Open shelves and a wall light frame a compact writing desk.

A different palette for the vanity

Green tile brings colour to the vanity wall. The rounded mirror picks up the curves of the living room arches, while the wood cabinet carries a familiar finish into a smaller space.

Oval mirror above a wood vanity and green tile backsplash — Green tile, a wood vanity and a rounded mirror.

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