I’m a fan of Kyra Clarkson’s work, and this custom home was commissioned by the owners to meet their high standard of design.  It’s a downright cheery house, not just because of the unexpected moments of colour, but also because it flows gently from floor to floor with some very unexpected moments: a tremendous living room, hidden elevator, surprise stairwell window (with views to a moderNest home!) and a lower level perfect for innumerable pursuits.

I admit to being heavily biased, but I’m constantly amazed at how well these homes look – they sit elegantly on the street, the gardens are so proudly cared for and they remain today a real “head turner”.  I can also remember very fondly when this lovely couple came into the pre-construction showroom many years ago, and simply fell in love with the home they’ve enjoyed for many years since. Welcome to this 3 bedroom,

As dynamic and engaging as the neighbourhood it celebrates, DUKE presents one of the first opportunities for mid-rise living in Toronto’s Junction neighbourhood. A beautifully appointed 1 bedroom with a custom Scavolini kitchen, and premium oak floors throughout. Exposed concrete ceilings, and elegant washroom. Washer/Dryer ensuite – all appliances included. This suite includes a balcony. A handsome mid-rise building, dramatic in it’s white masonry facade, with remarkable convenience to transit, shopping, parks and the city

I remember – with great fondness – working so hard with the developer to make these floorplans just perfect.  Motif was the first residential project on the Ossington “strip” and designing sizeable and stylish townhomes was essential.  It’s no surprise that so many years later not a single one has come to market – until now.  The homes are just great. Welcome to Townhome 4 at Motif, located at 41 Ossington just north of Queen.

I was always super excited to see this small project completed and today, a number of years since we first sold it, the building just fits.  It sits perfectly on the street, a kind of “mild mannered mid-rise” that honours both the bustle of Queen West to the north and some of the single family streets in Trinity Bellwoods.  Handsome, I’d say! Welcome to 850 Richmond Street West, the award-winning “Edition Richmond”. The building features

I remember when we landed on the name for this building – “Abacus”.  It was a happy moment, as the name seemed to honour the wave of the form, and the almost mathematical game that was being performed on the Dundas Street facade.  A great name, and a great building! Welcome to this efficient 1 bedroom suite at Abacus on Dundas West. This 5th floor suite benefits from abundant windows on the front side of