Simpson House

A home restored
and refined
Sector
Residential
Time Span
Xxxxxxx
Size
0000 sq.ft
Location
Toronto Canada
Client
Simpson House
Type
House
Service
Interior Design Build
Status
Complete

When the homeowners purchased this former group home, the beautiful old structure needed a total facelift. The low basement was underpinned for its tall owners, and a sauna spa area was added. An addition on the back provides space for a sleek kitchen with a large island and integrated appliances, and a serene master bedroom. Storage is everywhere, including a clever shoe cupboard under the stairs. A plant wall adorns the light-filled open staircase. On the second floor, movable walls create flexible office and meeting spaces for the work-from-home owners. A dumbwaiter and third- story patio are ideal for entertaining.

Sector
Residential
Location
Toronto Canada
Type
House
Time Span
Xxxxxx
Client
Simpson House
Service
Interior Design Build
Size
0000 sq.ft
Status
Complete

When the homeowners purchased this former group home, the beautiful old structure needed a total facelift. The low basement was underpinned for its tall owners, and a sauna spa area was added. An addition on the back provides space for a sleek kitchen with a large island and integrated appliances, and a serene master bedroom. Storage is everywhere, including a clever shoe cupboard under the stairs. A plant wall adorns the light-filled open staircase. On the second floor, movable walls create flexible office and meeting spaces for the work-from-home owners. A dumbwaiter and third- story patio are ideal for entertaining.

“My goal is to work with the client first and foremost to achieve clarity in the functional requirements of the space. Only then do we refine how things will look.”

—Jason Ho, Partner at Pause Design

“My goal is to work with the client first and foremost to achieve clarity in the functional requirements of the space. Only then do we refine how things will look.”

—Jason Ho, Partner at Pause Design

“My goal is to work with the client first and foremost to achieve clarity in the functional requirements of the space. Only then do we refine how things will look.”

—Jason Ho, Partner at Pause Design

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