Evoking a beachfront B&B somewhere on Harbour Island, this Yonge Street fixture offers sunny furnishings and organic accessories hand-picked from romantic travels. A six-foot aquarium and its jewel-toned fish greet you inside a space complete with coffee-hued floorboards and shutters, reminiscent of your last holiday. There are decorative artisan plates, and artwork ranging from 16th-century bird prints ($195–$400) to large-scale nature prints by artists and photographers Madeline and Robert Longstreet (their framed diptych of palm branches is $7,800). The feel is as much tropical as Mediterranean, a tone set by Constantine’s famous array of Fortuny lamps—hand-painted silk creations in traditional 19th-century shapes, from sconce to chandelier ($1,000–$8,000). Seating and furnishings are as clean-lined as they are pricey—up to $14,000 for a sofa in top-shelf Linara linen.