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From a sprawling family home in Oakville to a coastal-inspired retreat north of the city, we present spaces created by architects and interior designers that redefine the contemporary.
Fine artist Peter Costello uses walls as his canvases, transforming rooms into masterpieces. He works in many styles, having completed everything from ornate ceiling paintings that recall Michelangelo’s Italian Renaissance frescoes to a moody art deco-patterned feature wall for a masculine office. Textural treatments are another specialty: gorgeous sculptural flowers frame a mirror in a recent golden-hued bathroom project.
Growing up, Canadian designer Mary Ratcliffe spent a lot of time in her dad’s workshop, which ultimately drove her interest in making things by hand. “Ever since I was a little kid, I’ve wanted to bring the creations in my mind to reality,” says Ratcliffe. “I think it’s something that I always inherently wanted to do. As soon as I had the opportunity, I took it.
Sign up for the Designlines weekly newsletter to keep up with the latest design news, trends and inspiring projects from across Toronto. Join our community and never miss a beat!
From a sprawling family home in Oakville to a coastal-inspired retreat north of the city, we present spaces created by architects and interior designers that redefine the contemporary.
