Canadian architects from gh3 have been behind the facelift of a 1970 residence located on 101 Russel Hill Road in Toronto. Originally built with large open spaces, the renovation involved a futuristic approach that converted to a more cellular room design where everything flows together. And the most striking features are the white interiors that make it look clean and sharp, and the amazing curvy staircase that adds to the home’s neutrality. With sleek lines and traditional furnishings that contrast with the white walls, the residence looks perfect for a modern family. Don’t you think?
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By Alex Ion
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simply stunning. i would kill for something like this in dallas. great find
Blake
Too monocromatic. I could see this place being used as a set in a slasher film. Blood splatters everywhere….
Modern furniture gives you the feeling comfortable and innovative lifestyle, with its sleek and aesthetic designs that separates it from other traditional furniture, modern furniture surely is one of the hottest trends in homes today.
It looks really great, nice article really useful thanks.
Great look – nice house.i love he stairs!
Well done!
Giovanni
After a month living in this I’d get admitted.
Great look…but hello…COLD…where can we have a wonderful dinner party for
ten people!? in this ‘way too cool’ kitchen….where is the dining room?…where
can we have the family over to Xmas?…hello…even the living room is sterile and
has no warmth….it’s all about the look….this person probably lives alone and
picks his/her lovers based on their pics…everything is so neat and tidy and
perfect….but there is no LIFE here…S
very elegant…
I’m no architect but where is the roof.I would love an explanation. I like it though. I think my next house should be like this. Love the furniture.
Love the spiral staircase…..perfection!