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We’re pretty sure you could stare straight across into the This Magazine office.
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The living room and terrace are designed to look like one room separated by a glass wall.
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The finished concrete exudes that distinct Toronto feel.
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Another angle on the living room, with the dining room table off to the left
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Another angle, with the sun gleaming off the maple wood floors
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The kitchen cabinets are all maple as well.
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The extremely well-lit kitchen
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This certainly feels like the master bedroom, with a fleur-de-lis wall tapestry.
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Consider cold toes at night a thing of the past
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The master bedroom, with a very spacious walk-in shower
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The second bedroom. The sun appears to have gone supernova outside.
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The second bathroom; the exposed sink is very steampunk.
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Bathroom 2.5, with a cute asymmetrical sink
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The balcony, with a perfect view of Toronto’s only important landmark
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A timed irrigation system runs to each plant so last summer’s geranium genocide won’t be repeated.
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The current plants include alpine clematis, sedums, dwarf irises and Japanese garden juniper.
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That rock seems rather hazardous.
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A gas line is installed, if you can find room for a barbecue. We recommend removing the rock.