This mixed media piece is part of L.A. artist Pae White’s Web Sampler series, with laminated and spray-painted spiderwebs glued between vinyl sheets.

Nuyten bought the three-dimensional framed spiderweb painting at the Canadian Art Foundation’s annual auction and gallery hop. The artist, Toronto resident Jennifer Murphy, used layers of paint to make it look like embroidery.

The matching chairs and coffee table in the reading room (behind the dining room) are a 1963 design by Hans J. Wegner. Nuyten sits here to read her oversized art books.

The light fixture is by Flos, from Kiosk.

The glass-top dining room table from Ital­interiors (359 King St. E., 416-366‑9540) is a re-edition of a 1960s Carlo Scarpa design. Nuyten and Dime host dinner parties here often; most of their guests are support­ers of the arts, artists, or friends from the city’s gallery scene.

The Cab dining chairs, available at Italinteriors, are black saddle leather stretched over a steel frame. The 1978 design by Mario Bellini, manufactured by Cassina, is part of the permanent collection at the MOMA in New York.

This photograph depicts A Pale Fire, Geoffrey Farmer’s 2005 installation at the Power Plant (231 Queens Quay W., 416-973-4949). Farmer stacked used furniture in ordered piles before systematically disassembling and burning the pieces in a fireplace inside the gallery.

The stone sculpture on the windowsill is James Carl’s The Woofer (Diaz Contemporary, 100 Niagara St., 416-361-2972). This series of Carl’s work plays with technology on the brink of obsolescence—early cellphones, Walkmans, VHS tapes and stereo system components, such as this subwoofer.

The rosehip floral arrangement is from Emblem (390 Dupont St., 416-972-9878).

Loaded Projection, the painted aluminum Liam Gillick piece in the front hall, is Nuyten’s most recent acquisition. “It plays with everything I think is important in art: design, architecture and minimalism.”

The family dog is a schnoodle named Guy.

Daffi the cat plays on a lime green B&B Italia sectional from Kiosk (99 Jarvis St., 416-601-1661).

The birdcage sculpture, another piece by Pae White, also incorporates shiny paper spiderwebs.