A comfortable accessible family home in Toronto. This home was featured on Vogue’s website…apparently the home where Vogue.com contributor and blogger Sophie Young grew up. A very warm home a mix of old and new. The home sits in a residential neighborhood in the center of Toronto. It was an abandoned property before Sophie’s parents took it over and made it their own.
A safe, stylish, fresh, personal, unpretentious space to raise a family. The decorating style combines old and new quite seamlessly along with a little whimsy in the form of color and art. Well done. Take a look.
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| Queen Anne chairs were found and upholstered in a red and white floral print in the dining room (above) |
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| Black and white stripe floors and a red kitchen island make bold statements in this family kitchen (above) |
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| This is the master bedroom and it is pink – Sophia’s dad let her mom go with a traditionally feminine color in their bedroom (above) |
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| Master bath with mirrored walk in closet. (above) |
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| Sophie’s room in shades of blue (above) |
This is the type of home great for raising a family and for entertaining loved ones. A personal space with warm design appeal.
What do you think of this Canadian home?
Happy Wednesday!
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Coco
Photos: Vogue
The only things I don’t like are the fireplaces on diagonal walls. I see that a lot here in Victoria, too.
I love the covered entry to the home, the wood floors, the mirrored walk-in closet, and the fireplaces in the two bedrooms.
But did I really love the home? No. The kitchen with its sharp edges left me cold.
it just seems like a hodge-podge of styles inside.
Thanks for repping my hometown with this post! Lot’s of beautiful homes in Toronto