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42 FEATURES 15 AROUND TOWN Fable shop

18 EXPERT ADVICE How to know if your Interior Designer is qualified

19 HOME FINDS Design ideas and products to love this season

24 COVER STORY The benefits of a gas fireplace

26 DESIGN FILE

30 PAINT TRENDS 2022 Trending shades of green

R+D checks into 1 Hotel Toronto

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32 TREND EXPERT Sustainable design choices

35 HOME INSPIRATION Perfect living room ideas

45 STYLE FILE How to maximize your small space

54 IN THE KNOW WFH office nook

56 HOME LIFE Tips to de-clutter your home office

66 SHOP LOCAL Cool decor finds around Toronto

RENOVATION 16 BEFORE AND AFTER An Interior Designer’s artsy home addition

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58 GREEN THUMB

Small and sophisticated condo remodel

Sustainable gardening solutions

60 INDUSTRY EXPERT

52 MY OLD HOUSE Decorating a family room

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DEPARTMENTS 10 FROM THE EDITOR The living room, past and present

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WHERE TO FIND IT 48 Product Showcase 62 Renovator Resource Directory 65 Advertiser Index

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DECEMBER/JANUARY 2022 WINNER OF THE CANDLE COLLECTION FROM VANCOUVER CANDLE CO. – CLAUDIA A. FROM RICHMOND HILL

Willing spring to come early

living PAST room + PRESENT

id you know the term living room has been around since the mid 19th century?

Before the term became de rigueur, the living room went through transformative makeovers. You may be familiar with its previous monikers such as the drawing room (hello, Jane Austen era!), the death room (many funerals were held in this room pre-WWI) and the parlour (from the French word, parler, a formal room to gather with guests to talk).

It wasn’t until the American editor of Ladies Home Journal, Edward Bok, coined the term living room, and it has stuck ever since. Edward believed all those decades ago that it was foolish to create an expensively furnished room that was rarely used; he encouraged families to use the room more frequently in their daily lives. And I couldn’t agree more! Is your living room more of a “showroom” than a room well used? Maybe it’s time to reimagine what that space should be.

If you are considering a living room re-do this year, think about how you want the space to function and feel – make sure it’s a room you and your family will want to spend time in.

Looking for living room inspiration?

We turned to our experts to pick some key details for your space, and share some serious design influence on page 35.

This time of year, many homeowners are looking to streamline their homes, de-clutter and get more organized.

With more of us working and learning virtually from home than ever before, an organized office space should be a priority. KonMari consultant Ivanka Siolkowsky reminds us that a “decluttered space is a decluttered mind.”

See her top tips on page 56.

Whether you’re updating, renovating or looking for motivation, we hope this issue gives you the inspiration you need to make your home just right for you.

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EXECUTIVE MEDIA CONSULTANT S M A L L S PAC E L I V I N G I D E A S • O R G A N I Z E YO U R H O M E O F F I C E S U S TA I N A B L E G A R D E N I N G T I P S • E X P E R T R E N O A D V I C E

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Jo Alcorn, Candace Alongi, Jennifer Backstein Luca Campacci, Brendan Charters, Jessica Cinnamon, Brenda Danso, Kate Davidson, Louis Duncan-He, Stephanie Gray, Laura Hay, Trisha Isabey, Bilha Kangethe, Vinh Le, Diana Rose Design, Ivanka Siolkowsky, Dave Wilkes SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT, SALES, NEXTHOME

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Hope McLarnon 416.708.7987, hope.mclarnon@nexthome.ca SENIOR MEDIA CONSULTANTS

OFFICIAL MEDIA PARTNERS: ARIDO As a professional body, ARIDO regulates Interior Designers in Ontario for the betterment of the profession and in the best interests of the public. ARIDO sets education and experience standards for membership and advocates for the profession.

Amanda Bell 416.830.2911, amanda.bell@nexthome.ca Natalie Chin 416.881.4288, natalie.chin@nexthome.ca VICE-PRESIDENT MARKETING – GTA

Leanne Speers SENIOR CLIENT RELATIONS SPECIALIST – GTA

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BILD With more than 1,300 members, BILD is the voice of the home building, land development and professional renovation industry in the GTA. BILD is proudly affiliated with the Ontario and Canadian Home Builders’ Associations.

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Gary Chilvers, Vi Nguyen BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER

Josh Rosset DISTRIBUTION

DDA The Decorators & Designers Association of Canada (DDA Canada) is a professional association that elevates the decorating and design industry for design professionals, students, and suppliers through education, events, training, advocacy, and community building.

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Lauren Reid–Sachs PRODUCTION MANAGER – GTA

IDC Interior Designers of Canada (IDC) is the national advocacy association for the interior design profession. As the national advocacy body, IDC represents more than 5,000 members, including fully qualified interior designers and related professionals.

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NKBA The National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) Ontario/Canada Chapter was established in 1977 and is one of the top associations for the industry. Its members are able to meet with other industry members to learn what’s out there and what other members offer.

CANADIAN HOME BUILDERS’ ASSOCIATION Since 1943, the Canadian Home Builders’ Association (CHBA) has been “the voice of Canada’s residential construction industry.” One of the largest industry sectors in Canada, CHBA’s membership is made up of about 9,000 companies.

RENOMARK RenoMark identifies professional contractors, custom homebuilders and trades who agree to abide by a professional Code of Conduct. RenoMark members are reliable, ethical and responsive. At RenoMark we’re changing the way people think about contractors.

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Enercare Centre | Exhibition Place | Toronto Mark your calendar for the return of the National Home Show presented

by RE/MAX, where you’ll find endless inspiration for your home. Explore the Dream Home built by Bonneville Homes, get hands-on in the DIY Centre, discover new products, find great deals, connect with over 500 vendors, and more. No matter how big or small your place is, you’ll find something for you at the National Home Show!

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The SHORT GLASSES. $65 (set of four)

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anadian company Fable wants to change the way you think about tableware. When it comes to your home, Fable believes in simple, timeless and responsible products. The company offers quality artisan ceramic bowls and plates, along with select cutlery and glassware. Designed in Vancouver and made in Portugal, Belgium and Japan, the products are made by creators who share a commitment to exceptional craft, top materials, and ethical employment. Fable also avoids wasteful production practices by only partnering with makers who put the earth first, using recycled clay TINA AX, JOE & OWNERS M and eco-friendly packaging. The result is thoughtfully designed pieces that you can feel good about purchasing and enjoy for years to come.

The CARAFE in dove grey. $55.

Dream shopper?

Anyone who is looking to upgrade their everyday at-home experience through timelessly designed, sustainably crafted tableware.

Max Times, Co-founder/Head of Operations Joe Parenteau, Co-founder/CEO Tina Luu, Co-founder/Head of Technology

The MUGS in blush pink. $75 (set. of four)

Serving SPOONS in matte black. $80.

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before and after

Artfully composed

by BRENDAN CHARTERS

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esigning for clients is a professional career that requires visual skill, organization, determination and conviction. Designing for oneself takes patience, perspective and the ability to listen to those you share the space with. For Toronto-based Interior Designer Shelley Kirsch, creating an addition and renovation project at her family home of 29 years was all about expanding the footprint of her 700-sq.-ft. main floor space. In addition to general space needs, she wanted to create an environment for entertaining and allow for small concerts to take place, given the professional musical career of her husband (a professor

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An Interior Designer’s home addition is carefully curated to create a space for family and friends to

enjoy

at the University of Guelph) and their musically-inclined offspring.

The vision The space was designed and built to be open and airy, and connected to the outdoors. Three distinct areas (large circular skylight, full 10-ft.high wall-to-wall doors, as well as a west-facing transom window) allow tree branches to be viewed from all vantage points on the main floor.

The new addition needed to have a strong sense of proportion allied with the rest of the house and make a seamless connection. Characteristic of all the designs that Kirsch undertakes, she leans towards the talents of artisans to create functional

items. In this space, the handrail, sink vanity, table and display rod were custom made by a blacksmith to create purposeful art pieces.

Art integration Art and architecture are inexplicably linked. An architectural space can be artistic in its own right, just as art can enhance the experience of those people who pass through or spend time in a space. When asked what her favourite aspect of the project is, Kirsch notes that the glass bird installation, titled “Migration,” is an endless delight to observe as the light changes over the day. It sits atop a Venetian plaster stucco finish on the east wall, and cascades various blue

a challenge, but once the decision was made, the idea was to make it look like a continuation of the kitchen. The new space has altered the family’s experience of living in the house and has highlighted their connection to the backyard. Nature is always close by, even when wholly inside. Connecting those intricate design details in the field was critical execution by the Eurodale team of suppliers and trades, who all performed with skill and precision, ensuring the final product met the design intent.

Final result

hues of shadow when refracting light from the skylight in the day, or the recessed fixtures shining down from the strip walnut ceiling at night.

Quelle surprise No matter how proficient one is at planning or how advanced their visions may be, all projects come with an element of surprise. For Kirsch, the biggest surprise of the project emerged when the original back wall

of the house came down, and the width of the original house appeared to have doubled. When the drapery on the wall is open, the patio and garden seem to flow seamlessly with the interior space due to the sunken nature of the family room.

Group effort Kirsch and her architect, Kevin Downey, sought a “less is more” approach to the space, seeking to connect the previous design efforts in the house.

Finding a spot for a powder room was

Once the dust settled, the final touches could take place. Italianinspired furnishings and various statues and paintings help elevate the area into a contemporary and cosy space that Kirsch and her family (and guests) can truly appreciate.

When planning your own addition, renovation or custom home project, be sure to start your search at renomark.ca – the home of the professional, to ensure your project is taken care of by a contractor that abides by a strict code of ethics and conduct, including licensing, insurance and written contracts to protect you and your investment.

Brendan Charters is a Founding Partner at Toronto design-build firm Eurodale Developments Inc., the 2020 BILD Renovator of the Year. eurodale.ca, @eurodalehomes, 416.782.5690

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expert advice

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The Association of Registered Interior Designers of Ontario (ARIDO) shares helpful tips ou wouldn’t get dental work from someone on the street, nor would you ask just anyone to help you in a divorce. So why would you hire an unqualified person to complete your interior design project?

The Association of Registered Interior Designers of Ontario (ARIDO) is the professional association representing Interior Designers in Ontario. Only Registered members of ARIDO are authorized to use the designation “ARIDO” and the title “Interior Designer” in Ontario. ARIDO ensures that Interior Designers are highly trained through a rigorous process of education, experience and examination.

All registered members are required to:

Supervised work experience Graduates then must complete a minimum of 3,520 hours of supervised work experience under a qualified practitioner.

Examination To complete their qualifications, Interior Design students must pass the examination from the National Council of Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ), the industry’s recognized indicator of proficiency in interior design principles.

Maintain professional liability insurance Because of the responsibility of their profession, Interior Designers must maintain professional liability insurance, just like doctors, engineers and other titled professions.

Complete education and experience requirements

Participate in ongoing regular professional development

To become an Interior Designer, students must follow a rigorous path of education in a four-year Bachelor of Interior Design degree.

As a practising Interior Designer, Registered and Intern members must regularly complete professional development with

specific requirements on learning about Health and Safety, the Building Code, Accessibility, Occupational Safety, and Health Administration.

Comply with a professional code of ethics and standards of practice ARIDO’s Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice outline how Registered Interior Designers must comport themselves in their work on issues such as contracts, maintaining confidentiality, and other matters that protect the public.

Comply with the Ontario government’s qualification and registration requirements under the Ontario Building Code In addition to the above requirements mandated by ARIDO, qualified Interior Designers are trained in and have extensive knowledge of the Ontario Building Code. Because of their work to build and renovate interior spaces in Ontario, Interior Designers must have a strong and up to date knowledge of the Code.

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Design ideas and products to love this season

Stockholm 2017 SOFA in Sandbacka dark blue. $2,000. ikea.ca

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Leather, velvet and bouclé are some of the most popular fabrics in design for 2022.

1. Gideon green velvet OTTOMAN. $549.

2. Route leather chocolate PILLOW with feather-down insert. $130.

3. Anja ivory bouclé swivel CHAIR. $2,299. All from cb2.ca

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Sharon Grech, Benjamin Moore’s colour and design expert, shares three inspiring ways to bring the best of the outdoors inside

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CHOOSE EARTH TONES One of the most impactful ways to bring a sense of the outdoors into your space is through colour. “Consider a hue like October Mist CC-550 (pictured above), our colour of the year for 2022,” says Grech. “Inspired by the stem of a flower, this colour is the perfect support for other hues in a room and is an inspiring and soothing colour that looks beautiful with a variety of styles.”

Not ready to repaint a full room? Repainting a piece of furniture, such as an accent table or just the legs of your dining table or desk with Advance interior paint, can help bring subtle hints of colour to a more neutral space.

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Taking inspiration from nature gives us permission to be comfortable with the imperfections in our homes.

“Give any room a natural and relaxed feel by choosing textiles like linen that look their most inviting when creased,” suggests Grech.

1. Linen-blend THROW in light beige. $70.

2. Washed linen CUSHION COVER. $15.

All from hm.com

GO ORGANIC To bring a true feeling of nature into any room, look for ways to bring organic touches into your space. “Simple arrangements of greens can be a striking and stylish way to add colour,” says Grech. “As a bonus, greens can be a much more affordable alternative to traditional bouquets that focus on blooms.” When you’re furnishing a space inspired by the outdoors, choose materials that evoke nature, such as wood, wicker and rattan.

1. Wood and glass PLANTER. $99. | 2. Rattan and hammered glass CART. $499.

All from zarahome.ca

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Coloured

sofa + pattern rug Freshen up your living space for spring by pairing a coloured sofa with a patterned rug in similar tones.

Sven velvet SOFA in pacific blue. $1,979. article.com Hillsby Oriental Blue/Orange area RUG by Mistana. From $79. wayfair.ca

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Eve LOVE SEAT in aspen mist. $2,049. eq3.com Tofino RUG in multicolour. From $500. eq3.com

From apparel to decor, black and white checkerboard print is cool and confident – a design you’ll be noticing this year.

Fany tufted three-seater SOFA in purple and pink. $699. structube.com Koweit RUG in pink. structube.com

1. Black and ivory checkerboard RUG. $15. simons.ca | 2. Ren large PILLOW. $99 | 3.

POUF. $199. article.com| 4. Checkerboard SLIP-ON, women by Vans. $70. simons.ca.

Mushroom moment Earthy fungi are having a design moment, and we can see why. With the rise of forest bathing, foraging and all things biophilia, people are connecting with nature more than ever before. We’ve seen the trend of plants (We’re talking about you, Monstera!) and wildflowers for a while, so, it’s no surprise that mushroom motifs are trending. The variety of mushroom shapes and colours make them an interesting design detail on wallpaper, cushions and wall art.

Mushroom garden WALLPAPER. Starting at $12. mooseaccents.com | Mushroom punch needle PILLOW. $25. lushandfound.com

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Very Peri

PANTONE’S 2022 COLOUR OF THE YEAR

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“As we move into a world of unprecedented change, the selection of Pantone 17-3938 Very Peri brings a novel perspective and vision of the trusted and beloved blue colour family, encompassing the qualities of the blues, yet at the same with its violet red undertone, Pantone 17-3938 Very Peri displays a spritely, joyus attitude and dynamic presence that encourages courageous creativity and imaginative expression.”

– Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute 1. 600 thread count Egyptian cotton four-piece SHEET SET in dusty purple. $250 to $290. thebay.com | 2. Cordless IRON with non-stick sole by Black + Decker. $60. thebay.com | 3. Ball animal 2 pro upright VACUUM in purple by Dyson. $700. bedbathandbeyond.ca

SUSTAINABLE CUSHION OPTIONS These pillow covers are handcrafted, sustainably sourced and come in a variety of muted shades.

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Le Creuset introduces shell pink as the latest hue in its colourful palette of enamelled cookware. “We felt Shell Pink to be the perfect shade of pink,” says Sarin Keusseyan, commercial director at Le Creuset Canada. “Continuously among our most in-demand hues, we knew this would be the colour Le Creuset fans would surely appreciate. lecreuset.ca

NEW LUNA STAK VANITY COLLECTION CARO SHOWER DOOR

A WORLD OF POSSI BILITIES FOR YOUR BATHROOM

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THE EXPERTS AT REGENCY FIREPLACE PRODUCTS SHARE THE BENEFITS OF A MODERN GAS FIREPLACE

by SARA DUCK

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CHICAGO CORNER 40LE Gas Fireplace

All Regency products are built using only top-tier materials and designed to last; enjoy a lifetime of flame with an industry leading warranty.

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ho doesn’t love the warm ambience of a fireplace? Fireplaces have long held a significant place in the hearts of many Canadians. They were once essential to everyday life, providing warmth and a place to cook. These days, fireplaces signify cosy comfort, a place to perch with family and friends, a focal point in a room that brings everyone together.

Are you planning a fireplace reno this year? Maybe you want to take your love of flicker and flames and incorporate it in unexpected rooms such as the dining room or the bedroom. You’re in luck!

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Regency, a world leader in the design, manufacture and marketing of hearth products, has introduced its City Series of gas fireplaces boasting cutting edge contemporary design and quality. The City Series gives you the creative freedom to apply any finishing materials to the edge of a clean line gas fireplace. Available as one-sided, two-sided and three-sided fireplaces in a variety of configurations; the City Series meets all the needs of today’s modern homes and modern designer fireplace needs. With extralarge glass viewing areas and unlimited finishing options, direct vent gas fireplaces offer the ultimate flexible installation options, remote activation, and more. Exclusive

did you know?

Direct vent gas fireplaces do not require a chimney and instead can be vented directly through a wall or the roof. This allows more flexibility in the installation of gas fireplaces and the ability to add a gas fireplace to almost any room in your home.

5 benefits of direct vent gas fireplaces

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Renew your living space Transform your old, outdated fireplace into a sleek, elegant and modern centrepiece.

Add comfort and warmth Direct vent gas fireplaces allow you to add a fireplace where one never existed before. Add the warmth, comfort and convenience of a gas fireplace to virtually any room in your home.

Minimal renovations Gas fireplaces can also be built into a wall with minimal renovations.

Power’s out, heat’s on No power needed! If you lose power, a Regency gas fireplace will continue to safely produce radiant heat. If a winter storm knocks out power there is no need to worry – you’ll still be nice and warm, even if you are in the dark.

Advanced remote control Create optimal comfort with ease and convenience at the touch of a button with the Regency Comfort Control System. The user-friendly controls can be set, adjusted and programmed for your fireplace to come on at the temperature you want, when you want it.

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technology, including the Cool Wall System, has unlocked a whole new world of fireplace design possibilities. Cool Wall System transfers heat away from the wall surrounding the fireplace and enables combustible finishes such as wallpaper and wood to be placed to the edge of the fireplace. In addition, art, TVs and other electronics can be safely mounted directly above the fireplace without the need for heat barriers (mantels). These modern fireplaces are sure to light up the look and feel of any room.

For more information, visit regency-fire.com

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Style and

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by SARA DUCK • photos BRANDON BARRÉ

RECEPTION Toronto-based art studio Moss & Lam was commissioned by the hotel to create a handmade art installation.

Intricately designed out of paper to mimic loon feathers, the piece hangs above the lobby’s front desk.

R+D checks into 1 Hotel Toronto to find out all about this sustainable urban oasis in the heart of the city 100-per-cent organic linens

BEDROOM The design palette takes inspiration from the muted colours of Lake Ontario and the contrasting colours of the passing seasons. The guest rooms were designed to feel like a lakeside escape. The rooms feature reclaimed timber, native plants, board-formed concrete and local marble. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide maximum light in the day, reducing energy use for lighting.

BATHROOM Extensive use of regional sourced materials includes hand-selected limestone and granite from local quarries.

Get the look WITH THESE SUSTAINABLE DECOR FINDS Knixhult pendant LAMP in bamboo. $50. ikea.ca 26

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ome” means more to us now than ever before. It’s where we live, work, learn and play. It’s where we run to share big wins, to lick our wounds and to dream. It just so happens that the 2022 colour of the year is a hue of many different moods. Green was the common choice among the world’s top colour influencers, and a very deliberate one at that. Green is often associated with growth and renewal, calmness and connection to the Earth and self – something many of us have been seeking more of, given recent global events.

From cool, misty tones to warm, mossy neutrals, you’ll see many variations of this hot hue in every room of the home, from kitchens and living rooms to bedrooms and baths. So, expect to see it gracing walls, furniture, cabinetry, even doors and trim.

So, what’s behind the big push toward green in 2022?

This trend largely stems from a heightened environmental consciousness and organic living as a leading lifestyle trend.

And thus, this colour comes to the forefront of home design and decor, reflected in trending colour palettes and other elements such as natural materials and textural, organic fabrics. Fittingly, these are perfectly complemented by virtually any shade of green – nature’s neutral.

The new year brings the promise of a fresh start. So, as you look forward to a refresh, give your home the benefits of one as well. We know that colour influences how we live, but it’s also inspired by how we live and what is happening in the world around us. With this in mind, green is a logical and beautiful choice that’s sure to make your friends and neighbours green with envy!

DULUX’S OLIVE SPRIG is another warm iteration of green, tending to the colour continuum’s deeper, richer, earthier side. This shade is nature personified, grounded and comforting, and as the brand itself describes it, “healing.” To me, this shade fosters introspection and reflection, making it a perfect choice for a home office, den or library, where you tend to keep your head down, and your attention turned inward.

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Emily Staunton is Creative Director and Founder of Hatfield Design Studio . This Toronto-based firm has become known for creating both stylish and highly personal curated inviting interiors. hatfielddesignstudio.com, Instagram: hatfielddesign

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BREEZEWAY BY BEHR is a bright, white-green colour that packs quite a punch despite its light hue. It’s crisp and bright, inspiring creativity, energy and life – an excellent choice for a kitchen or home office. Pair it with high-contrast black accents to create drama and call attention to the details.

EVERGREEN FOG

BY SHERWIN-WILLIAMS is a mid-tone green that moves away from the cooler side of the spectrum in favour of a warmer, earthier aesthetic.

This hue is rooted in nature, with a welcoming familiarity that makes residents and guests alike feel right at home – a popular choice for exterior details, front entrances, and living and dining areas. Layer this hue with other complementary organic colours, such as beige, cognac and deep brown, for a cosy ambience.

BENJAMIN MOORE’S OCTOBER MIST is a slightly darker but still barely-there whisper of sage, evocative of freshness and tranquillity. This cool, silverygreen hue is a great neutral alternative for the person who thinks off-white and grey are all played out. It’s easy to pair with other neutrals or a bold colour counterpart, such as fuchsia or emerald green. October Mist, or other colours like it, will be a popular choice in living areas and bedrooms, inspiring a sense of calm in areas where we often seek refuge.

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Three easy ways to make your home purchases earth-conscious

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the pandemic and various environmental challenges have heavily influenced conversations about sustainability around the globe and even in the design world.

As a result, builders, architects,

homeowners and designers now more than ever are intentionally incorporating sustainable materials into the design of homes. These changes can positively affect the world, as we all come together to do our part to heal the earth.

Here are three ways consumers are

making their home decor purchases more sustainable.

The rise and fall of hyper-consumerism You have likely heard of the term “fast fashion.” But are you familiar with “fast

Bilha Kangethe is Founder and Creative Director of The Lifestyle Loft. As a certified designer and interior decorator, she has created a company that focuses on the needs of each client and customer and helps them curate a lifestyle that is comfortable and economical. thelifestyleloft.com

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Ecologically conscious furniture and fabrics

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Designers and homeowners are helping reduce their carbon footprint by purchasing eco-friendly furniture, decor and fabric. Everything from rattan, jute, bamboo, cork, recycled plastics and reclaimed wood to organic fabrics such as cotton, wool, silk and linen make responsible, ecoconscious decisions that honour quality and style.

hyper-consumerism, prompting many to think about investing in home pieces that will last

Minimalism hybridization Inspired by the Japandi, Scandinavian and Mid-century modern styles, this new hybrid style highlights a “less is more” approach, and many homeowners are getting on board. There is no doubt that the pandemic affected our view on the functionality of our homes.

With so much extra time at home, homeowners focused on creating spaces that were de-cluttered, functional and cosy, with an emphasis on bringing the outdoors inside. Hello plants in every room!

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furniture”? It’s a term for home goods companies that manufacture many different styles quickly and cheaply.

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How to create the perfect

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FURNITURE

There is an art to designing a great space, so we asked our experts to dish on the

fundamentals of creating the

perfect living room

When choosing furniture for the living room, it’s important to begin with a few questions: What activities will be taking place in this space? Watching TV, reading, homework with kids? Will it be a multi-zone space?

What are lighting requirements? Upon confirming the needs and requirements, the next step is to start with furniture that promotes ultimate comfort.

Then choose statements pieces (art and sculptural lighting) – these can be fun and exciting to bring visual depth and personality to the space and make it truly unique.

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To me, no living room is complete without including some pillows that bring extra comfort, as well as style and personality. If your room already has a lot of patterns from the sofa, window treatments or floor coverings, then you can select pillow fabrics that are quieter. Use your pillow selection to pull together other elements in the room, creating a cohesive colour palette. The pillows should complement the sofa or chair they are placed on. An easy formula is to pick one small print/pattern, one large pattern, and one solid. Your busy and large print should be on your largest pillows, or the pillow that is front and centre, as this print will usually set the tone of the arrangement.

– Designer Laura Hay, Laura Hay Decor & Design

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There’s no need to spend a fortune on decorative objects to achieve a high-end look in your living room. I’m always amazed at the quality of coffee table books, trays and trinkets you can find at thrift stores.

And why not “shop your house” for family heirlooms, art and other special items that can be repurposed in a new way?

– Blogger and designer Candace Alongi, The Minted Mama

ACCENT RUG Warm up the wood floors in your living room by adding a beautiful accent rug. When selecting carpeting for a living room, fabric selection is important. Wool fabric is great for its durability and soft feel. Consider your colour scheme and use the rug as an accent to complement your space.

– Designer Brenda Danso, Brenda Danso Interior Design

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WINDOW TREATMENTS When deciding on the right type of window treatments for your livingroom, consider your needs first. For instance, if your room lets in a lot of natural light or is visible to your surrounding neighbours, I suggest having a privacy blind installed. This can be in the form of a roller shade or silhouettes. This type of window treatment helps to diffuse light and provide privacy; however, I often don’t stop there, as this style is most often functional and not decorative. On top of privacy shades, especially in a living room space, I like to add drapery panels to impart a decorative element to the windows. These panels can be stationary to frame the sides of the windows, or operational to allow you to move them back and forth whenever needed.

– Designer Jennifer Backstein, Jennifer Backstein Interiors

tip: If you’re looking to achieve a warm and cosy vibe, select heavier weighted fabrics such as wools, cottons and cotton blends. For a glamourous, elegant vibe, choose lighter weighted fabrics such as silks, linens and sheers.

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NEUTRAL PAINT When selecting a neutral paint for your living room, you really want to keep in mind the overall undertone of your space. If you’re decorating with richer reds and yellows, you’ll want to choose a neutral with a warmer undertone and subtle hints of yellow. If you are incorporating blues, purples and other darker colours in your space, then you’ll want a neutral with a cooler undertone with hints of blue and grey.

– Designers Louis Duncan-He and Madelaine Moss, Louis Duncan-He Designs

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Firstly, choose a fireplace that matches your design aesthetic. In a modern home, a linear fireplace built into a feature wall keeps things simple and stunning. In a traditional home, you may want to opt for a fireplace that will fit into a mantel. There are many different types of fireplaces available from gas and electric to wood burning and biofuel. Do your research to make sure you pick the one that best suits your needs.

– Designer Trisha Isabey, Isabey Interiors

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LIGHTING When it comes to selecting the appropriate lighting for your living room, it can be tricky! If you have a formal space designed for gathering and conversation, we love a good statement piece. We must give credit to our clients, White Orchid Homes, for selecting the fixture in this project. The oversized glass ceiling light gives this room a sense of opulence.

– Designer Jessica Cinnamon, Jessica Cinnamon Design

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ur Met Condo Project took a one-bedroom plus den condo and renovated the space for a client who loves to entertain and knows how to mix a great cocktail. She wanted to maximize the 624-sq.-ft. space and provide functionality for entertaining.

We checked off her requests while using pops of earthy pink, complemented by purple and green accents throughout.

Starting in the living room, we placed a wide media unit with tons of storage opposite a deep sofa/ chaise combo, perfect for spending a cosy night in or hosting friends.

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Smaller side tables and accents complete the look and are grounded by a large area rug, making the space feel bigger.

Our client requested a bar cart, which would have been a constant obstacle in the small space. Instead, mounting a long, shallow wall unit along the hallway provides a home for bottles, cocktail supplies, and bar accessories while leaving a surface to mix drinks and keep the limited kitchen counter space free when entertaining.

A round counter height table doubles as extra space for meal prep in the L-shaped kitchen, and is surrounded by sleek chairs covered in purple wool.

The den proved to be a tricky space that needed to serve as both an office and a bedroom for the occasional overnight guest. We selected an L-shaped desk with wall mounted storage overhead, both open and closed, to showcase some of her personality and bring in some greenery.

A lounger that becomes a single bed provides a snug spot for visiting guests.

In the bedroom, we maximized every square inch, while keeping a light and airy feel. The queen sized bed fits comfortably with brass and

white end tables on either side.

Painted panels provide a costeffective detail that frames the end tables and bed perfectly.

The accent furniture is small in footprint and lightweight. Therefore, it had to possess the versatility to move around as required and serve multiple functions.

In addition to a clever layout, we installed smart switches, plugs and Google products, to create an interactive and perfectly synced space for our client’s busy life.

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mall spaces have become the norm, as real estate values continue to rise and people recognize the economic and environmental benefits of compact living. From a design perspective, my clients approach their small space in two ways: To make it appear larger, or accept and appreciate its compact, cosy attributes. The challenges of decorating and living in a small

area are real, but they’re not insurmountable. Here are some tips to make the most of every inch, with examples of how I put these principles into practice.

Make the most of it There are a few tricks for living larger than your square footage may dictate on paper. Start by decluttering. Nothing makes a home feel cramped like an onslaught of

stuff. Evaluate everything. If you don’t love it or haven’t used it in the past six months, except for seasonal items, get rid of it. You can sell or donate gently used items and recycle or trash the rest. Then, explore storage solutions to tackle everything you intend to keep.

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Beyond storage, some decorating strategies can create the illusion of space. Start by painting the walls in a light, neutral colour. Lighter colours make the walls appear further away, thus enhancing the sense of space, while darker hues tend to pull them in. This trick applies to large-scale furnishings and floor coverings, as well.

While we’re on the subject of light, maximize the natural light in the room by removing heavy window treatments. Then add mirrors to double the natural light visually.

Beyond this, ensure you have sufficient lighting in the form of ambient (overhead) fixtures, task lighting and accent lighting. By brightening the space, you’ll increase its function and your perception of its size.

I applied these light principles in this space, which features continuous white walls and trim, with light furniture. The rug underfoot anchors the area while tying together the light and dark tones of the space. The wood furniture echoes the hardwood too. Here, less really is more, with minimal use of accessories and a focus on simplicity.

When choosing furniture, consider scale. It’s unlikely that a compact home has the room for a massive sectional or a huge dining table with seating for 12. Instead, choose pieces with slim silhouettes, lower profiles and legs that let light pass through. Also, look for furniture that has see-through and reflective

Kate Davidson, is the Founder and Principal Designer of Kate + Co Design. For more than a decade, the multidisciplinary interior design firm has been providing complete residential and commercial design services throughout North America.

Kate + Co is known for creating luxurious livable interiors. kateandcodesign.com @kateandcodesigninc

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The idea is to lighten their visual weight within the room.

It’s not small, it’s ‘cosy’ Of course, I believe that small spaces are appealing. They offer several benefits: They’re easier to clean and organize; they cost less to finish, furnish and maintain; and have a warm, welcoming vibe that’s impossible to replicate in wide, open areas.

Don’t fight it. Instead, play up the cosy factor by focusing on softness and warmth – layer in lots of texture

by marrying materials such as natural wood, leather and various textiles.

Cover the walls with dark, brooding paintings or photographs, and add dimmer switches on all light sources, allowing you to adjust the light level based on your activity and mood.

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A cosy couch, gallery wall and decorative details helped bring a family room together

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rom the new floors that were installed more than a year ago to the gallery wall that took hours of planning (and a few years of curation), it’s a relief to finally have one of the most-used rooms in our home complete: The family room.

Shortly after we moved in, the first thing we realized was that we needed a bigger and more comfortable

sofa. A sofa is a huge investment piece, and I didn’t want to get it wrong.

Obsessed with the Mario Bellini Camaleonda sofa, made popular by the design-forward Athena Calderone of Eye Swoon, I stumbled upon Eternity Modern, a Vancouverbased furniture retailer which sells custom replicas (including the Camaleonda) of some of the most wellknown designs on the market – from Finn Juhl’s curvy

A writer and editor for more than a decade, Stephanie Gray has covered everything from luxury travel to modern parenting challenges. Her work has been featured in publications including Glamour, Elle Canada and Best Health. She recently bought a century-old home north of Toronto, in need of updates, which she’s taking on with her husband (and toddler in tow).

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Pelican Chair to Norman Cherner’s sculptural counter stool – at a fraction of the price you’d pay for an authentic piece.

Initially, I had my eyes set on the Camaleonda, but after measuring (and measuring again), I realized the piece was going to overwhelm our space. Luckily for me, they had a gorgeous replica of Restoration Hardware’s Cloud Sofa, called the EM Sky Sofa. I immediately ordered a handful of free swatches (you pay $5 shipping) to see what the fabrics looked like in person. I loved the warmth of the Textured Linen Weave in Flax, so we measured again, this time for the Sky Sofa and it fit perfectly.

In the end, what sold me on Eternity Modern was the quality. The sofa frame is made of pure wood (no MDF here), the cushion covers are removable, and all of their materials are flame retardant-free and non-toxic (aka kid friendly). The company also offers a guarantee on all of its products, which gave me peace of mind. We ordered four pieces to create a sectional: Two ends, a middle and an ottoman. Because everything is made to order, it takes anywhere from eight to 12 weeks to be delivered, so keep that in mind before tossing your old sofa.

When the couch finally arrived, it was like Christmas morning. Now our family of three has more than enough space to sit together, watch TV or hang out, and it’s deep enough to curl up your legs. We complemented the couch with a media storage unit from EQ3, updated our old light fixture with a modern chandelier and replaced our blinds with roman shades.

From a design-perspective, the detail we didn’t plan at first, but absolutely love, is the addition of the applied moulding, which we’ve installed throughout the living and family area. With our almost 10-ft. ceilings, the blank wall behind the couch created a void in the room. My sister-inlaw (the Interior Designer who’s been helping me from the start) suggested the moulding, and I was instantly sold. She helped me select what style of moulding and designed the layout for us. One adjustment we had to make that added an unexpected cost, was hiring an electrician to move five electrical outlets that were in line with the moulding.

After painting the room in three coats of a muted pink called Whitewater Bay by Benjamin Moore, my husband and I painted the moulding (two coats of primer and one coat of paint) before it went on the wall. Using a laser level, and measuring a few times, we worked together to put the moulding up. Once it was secured, we used caulking to fill in the gaps between the wall and the moulding (the joys of old, wavy walls), then we applied wood filler over the nails, which needed to be lightly sanded, and finished with two more coats of paint.

The final touch to the room, which was the most fun to plan, but also the most time-consuming to research, was

the gallery wall. We used almost all of the same prints from the gallery wall in our condo, but needed half a dozen more.

From prints on Etsy to vintage finds from Montana Labelle (and one photo by yours truly), I picked pieces we loved, mixing photography with abstract, making sure to have a variety of textures and injecting just a touch of colour.

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Slammed for space? Designer Jo Alcorn shares how she turned a cramped area into a functional WFH office

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can be turned into work nooks for office workers or school-aged kids alike.

I recently turned this small cubby into a gorgeous office that almost anyone would want to work in. The space is only six-by-seven-ft. wide (the size of a walk-in closet). It’s essential to get creative with every inch of our

homes – and we sure did with this room! Here are my tips to create a cosy office nook in your home.

Creative corners Don’t dismiss any small corner of your home. This space was actually in the homeowner’s furnace room.

The ceiling is partly exposed, the floors were raw concrete, yet I could envision how cute this small area could be. Think of spots that you are not utilizing to their total capacity – a closet, a corner in a larger room… almost any space can be turned into a nook for home office use.

Get vertical I really wanted to make an impact in this tiny zone and needed a showstopper, and this gorgeous, unique wall treatment from Metrie does the trick. It’s 3D wall panelling made from repurposed solid teak wood. Installation was fast and easy, thanks to the interlocking design and mesh-backing of the panels.

A Masonite Logan barn door from Metrie helps reduce noise and provide privacy for the office.

Home offices and hackers Technology is a given when creating a workspace. However,

something I never used to think of when designing an office was security. With people working from home and kids learning virtually, software security is a priority. ESET home office anti-virus protection, for example, protects all devices.

One ESET package protects up to 10 devices, so iPads, iPhones and computers can all be safe and secure from ransomware and hackers, and it also helps protect passwords.

Finishing flare Since the space was so small, I really wanted to make it cosy and impactful, with touches that would stand out decoratively and be practical. I shopped for all things decor at HomeSense.

From a beautiful rug to bring in some cosy underfoot feels, to artwork and a practical calendar and bulletin board, I found everything I needed to make this office space comfortable for everyone in the house to work in.

Jo Alcorn has more than 15 years experience as a celebrity interior and home product designer, expert instructor, corporate ambassador, TV personality and a strong female entrepreneur. alcornhome.com

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ome offices are becoming the new norm for businesses and employees everywhere. So, how can we create a space that optimizes productivity within our own homes without taking over our personal space? I’m here to share some tips and tricks for creating an office space that works for you, no matter the size of your dwelling.

The very first tip is to work in a space with a table or desk. Duh! I know, it seems obvious, but you’d be surprised how many people work from their sofas. Working from the couch not only sends your mind the wrong message, but it is incredibly hard on your body. Your laptop should never be on your lap (ironic, I know) unless you want to be dealing with severe back issues once this is all over. With your laptop on a desk or table, this allows you to sit in a chair with proper posture and your arms to function at a 90-degree angle. Trust me – your body will thank you later.

Now that we know where to set up shop, how can we make this a great space for work during an eight-hour office day? The next thing I would recommend is to create a space that is pleasant to work in. Natural light will help keep you alert. Working all day in a den with no windows can become exhausting, and therefore lower your level of productivity. On the other hand, dens are great for regular life, where you pop in and out for an hour to check

email. During an entire day’s work, however, you might want to consider rearranging some furniture to place your desk near a window in such a way that your laptop doesn’t pick up a glare.

If this means setting up a desk in a common area, that’s ok. Just make sure that everything in your office has a home so that at the end of the workday, you can put it all back where it belongs, and you’re not looking at a messy desk for the rest of the evening.

This rule goes for any dedicated office spaces, as well. Just because you can close the door and hide the mess doesn’t mean you should. Every day should be started with a clean slate, and that means a clean desk!

A de-cluttered space is a decluttered mind. When your mind is clear, you’re not only happier but also

more productive. There’s a lot to be said about valuing our mental health.

This is why things such as natural light are so important. Also, consider decorating your home office space with some plants to help purify the air while you work, even if this means moving a little plant from the living room to your workspace during the day and moving it back when you’re done.

My final tip is to create a schedule for your workday. This not only keeps you on track with work tasks, but also helps you avoid trips to the fridge every five minutes looking for a snack. Set specific times for lunch and breaks. Set the alarm if you have to. This will get you into a routine and boost your productivity throughout the day.

Ivanka Siolkowsky not only shares the knowledge and skills of organizing, but also helps her clients identify what they value in life, through the process of organizing and de-cluttering. tidymoose.com

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Sustainable gardening Find out what you can do to make the world a better place – beginning in your backyard!

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hether you define yourself as a gardener or not, we hope you find the following suggestions helpful. These are our top four ideas for making your yard, which is an integral part of the community around you, an environmentally better place for all:

Hang your laundry Each Canadian uses an average of about 100 kilowatt-hours of energy drying clothes in the clothes dryer annually.

Your clothes dryer uses as much power as 225 lightbulbs. In total, for all Canadians, this is roughly equivalent to the output of three coal-fired power plants per year. It’s important to note that you can save up to $250 a year by drying your clothes outside.

Buy a rake This suggestion is a not-so-subtle way of saying that you should not buy a gas-powered leaf blower. And if you have one, ignore it and let it hang in the garage until it rots. Giving it away means that someone else might use it, and that would defeat the purpose. If everyone who uses a leaf blower instead used a fan rake (on the lawn) or a broom (on hard surfaces), imagine how much quieter our neighbourhoods would be. And how much more satisfying yard cleaning could be. There is more

that you can do if you wish to add to the environmental benefits of living in a neighbourhood. You can trade your gas-powered lawnmower for one of the new lightweight, walkbehind, manual reel-type mowers or a rechargeable electric.

of your outdoor space than any single addition that you can make. And all it takes is a half barrel of water and a few floating water-lettuce or water hyacinths. A ground-level pond is better still, where toads and frogs can play, drink, mate and live.

Add water and don’t stir

Plant natives

Think of your yard as one patch in a patchwork of yards around your neighbourhood. And think of the patchwork of yards as part of a bigger whole that includes public parks, soccer fields and other public greenspaces. Got the snapshot in your mind? Now think of the positive impact you can have on the sustainable bioactivity in your neighbourhood by adding a water feature to your landscape.

Environmentally speaking, still water (versus a waterfall or fountain) provides more benefits to the ecology

As you plan your garden for this upcoming season, be sure to add some native plants to your mix. They are insect and disease free, for the most part, and they attract all kinds of pollinating insects, birds and butterflies. Many perennial flowering plants are very winter-hardy and flower for an extended period each spring and summer. Some of our favourites include bee balm (Monarda spp.), purple coneflower (Echinacea spp.), Canadian ginger (Asarum canadense) and Joe Pye weed (Eupatorium spp.).

Mark Cullen is a Member of the Order of Canada. He reaches more than two million Canadians with his gardening/environment messages every week. Ben Cullen is a professional gardener with a keen interest in food gardening and the environment.

You can follow both Mark and Ben on Twitter (@MarkCullen4), Facebook (facebook.com/MarkCullenGardening) and Instagram (instagram.com/markcullengardening). Receive their free monthly newsletter at markcullen.com.

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ADD AN ADDITION

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by DAVE WILKES

oes your family need more room than your current home provides? You may be wondering whether it’s better to build an addition or tear down and rebuild. There are many factors that need to be considered when making this decision, including your budget, the state of your existing home and regulatory approval processes.

First, let’s look at some reasons why building an addition to your home may be the right choice. A simple addition is a practical solution if you are only looking to add a little more floor area. You may want to extend the rear of your house to help make your ground floor living area larger, or you may decide to make a vertical addition if your home can handle the additional load. Building a second story can help you avoid costly work, such as a new foundation.

An addition may also be your only choice if heritage, conservation or site density regulatory restrictions make it impossible to tear down your home and build a new one.

In some cases, it makes more sense to demolish the existing home and rebuild. Perhaps your home’s structure does not meet today’s building standards for supporting a second floor, which means you will have to build new to avoid a costly structural upgrade.

When the layout of the house you want is dramatically different from the one you currently have, it can quickly become more advantageous to build a new home. There is a tipping point at which the costs of changing your current layout would overwhelm the savings. In addition, working with an existing structure often means losing the opportunity for higher ceilings or a fresh start on floorplans.

And finally, your current home may simply be too costly to repair.

When a home has undergone a series of renovations, there may be a number of construction challenges to be dealt with before creating the new envelope. If non-conforming work had been done on the house in the past, it will need to be brought up to current building code requirements, resulting in additional costs. Other considerations are a damp basement, the state of services (water, sanitary and hydro) to the home, and the general quality of existing finishes.

I encourage you to speak with a RenoMark renovator to help you decide whether to build an addition or rebuild. Visit renomark.ca to find one near you. The RenoMark Code of Conduct gives homeowners peace of mind, as it requires renovators to offer a minimum one-year warranty on all work, carry a minimum of $2 million in liability insurance and provide a detailed written contract.

Dave Wilkes is President and CEO of the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD), the voice of the home building, land development and professional renovation industry in the GTA. For the latest industry news and new home data, follow BILD on Twitter, @bildgta, or visit bildgta.ca.

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Carick Home Improvements

Member Since: 2019 Toronto 416.482.9001 matherfinehomes.com

Member Since: 2013 Stouffville 416.561.6204 armentalevy.com

A. Mazzucco Construction

Assured Flooring

Bloomfield Homes (2119048 Ontario Ltd.)

Member Since: 1974 Toronto 416.207.0388 amazzucco.on.ca

Member Since: 2019 North York 416.362.8453 assuredflooring.ca

Member Since: 2016 Richmond Hill 416.617.9909 bloomfieldhomes.ca

A.D.C. Aluminum Contracting Ltd.

Attard Construction Corp.

Blueprint Properties Inc.

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Member Since: 2006 Mississauga 905.824.6300 attard.net

Aeroseal GTA

Avvio Fine Homes

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Affordable Woodworking Inc.

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AGM Basements Member Since: 2020 Vaughan 416.477.5429 agmrenovations.com

Alair Homes Toronto Member Since: 2016 Toronto 416.988.1661 alairhomes.ca

All Angles Renovations Ltd. Member Since: 2009 Scarborough 416.261.9732 allanglesrenovations.ca

Allyn Construction Ltd. Member Since: 2002 Milton 416.347.7548 allynconstruction.com

ALMA Windows and Doors Member Since: 2017 Woodbridge 416.661.9915 almawindows.com

Bachly Construction Member Since: 2002 Bolton 905.951.3100 bachly.com

Balmoral Construction Group Member Since: 2014 Richmond Hill 416.779.8761 balmoralconstructiongroup inc.com

Balmoral Custom Homes Ltd. Member Since: 2005 Toronto 416.482.5000 balmoralcustomhomes.com

Barroso Homes Member Since: 2019 Toronto 416.231.5508 barrosohomes.com

Baymanor Homes Member Since: 2019 Toronto 416.781.2866 baymanorhomes.com

Alphyn Homes Inc.

Bayview Projects Contracting

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Amazon Home Improvements Belyea Bros. Ltd. Member Since: 2010 Concord 905.763.9000 amazonrailings.com

Ambia Windows and Doors Inc. Member Since: 2009 Toronto 416.831.3719 ambiawindowsdoors.com

Apex Transformations/ 2533274 Ontario Inc.

Bath Design Member Since: 2009 Toronto 416.286.2222 binns.net

Applewood Air Conditioning Ltd.

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Carmelin Design + Build Member Since: 2014 Toronto 647.292.7682 carmelin.ca

Casamorra Ltd. Member Since: 2020 Mississauga 647.200.1760 casamorra.com

Brixen Developments Inc.

CCS Construction Group Inc.

Member Since: 2019 Vaughan 289.657.1315 brixen.ca

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Broadway Hardwood Flooring Ltd.

CGGC Construction Inc.

Member Since: 2009 Toronto 416.730.1830 broadwayfloors.com

Bryant Renovations Member Since: 2000 Toronto 416.260.0818 bryantrenovations.com

Building Up Member Since: 2021 Toronto 647.723.6930 buildingup.ca

Built By Pros Inc. Member Since: 2016 York 416.708.3713 builtbypros.ca

BVM Contracting Member Since: 2015 Toronto 647.401.4663 bvmcontracting.com

Canex Contracting Inc. Member Since: 2018 Vaughan 905.669.4995 canexcontracting.com

Corrente Construction Management Inc. Member Since: 2019 Bradford 905.775.6885 correntecm.com

Craftsman Renovations Ltd. Member Since: 2017 Toronto 647.501.6927 craftsmanreno.com

Craiglee Home Improvements Ltd.

Creative Integrity

Member Since: 2012 Oakville 905.337.1112 chatsworthfinehomes.com

Chislett Asphalt Roofing Ltd. Member Since: 1986 Newmarket 905.738.9433 chislettroofing.com

Member Since: 2018 Toronto 416.875,5551 cibuild.com

Cresmark Design Build Inc. Member Since: 2020 Oakville 416.639.6800 cresmark.ca

Crina General Construction Ltd.

Chris Tile & Renovations Ltd. Member Since: 2002 Member Since: 2021 Mississauga 647.289.8425 tilechris.com

City’s Choice Comfort Air

Clemmensen & Associates Ltd.

Member Since: 2011 Mississauga 647.236.3050

Member Since: 2016 Scarborough 647.494.9868 contempo.ca

Chatsworth Fine Homes/Oak Harbour Developments

Calado & Lima Home Improvement Inc.

Canduit Contracting Inc. (Electrical Specialists)

Contempo Renovation Solutions Inc.

Member Since: 1997 Scarborough 416.540.0503 craigleehomes.net

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Member Since: 1995 North York 416.745.8518 trustflooring.com

Member Since: 2015 Toronto 416.625.2851 cggcconstruction.com

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Conquest Carpet & Flooring (Division of Trust Flooring)

Member Since: 1982 Weston 416.747.6266

Cliff and Evans Ltd. Member Since: 2011 Toronto 416.628.7186 cliffandevans.com

Cochren Homes Ltd. Member Since: 2003 Oakville 905.842.2462 cochrenhomes.com

Cohn Construction Ltd. Member Since: 1981 Mississauga 905.569.1349

Colewood Construction Ltd. Member Since: 1991 Toronto 416.252.2226

Concord 905.738.7930

Crosslink Homes Inc. Member Since: 2020 Oakville 1.877.727.6679 crosslinkhomes.ca

Crown Constructions Member Since: 2020 Mississauga 416.300.8751 crownconstructions.ca

Decksterity Carpentry Cont. Ltd. Member Since: 2012 Richmond Hill 905.737.9905 decksteritycarpentry.com

Degree Heating and Cooling Inc. Member Since: 2018 Mississauga 416.835.3083 degreeheatingandcooling.ca

Details Construction & Development Inc. Member Since: 2019 North York 416.709.4359 detailsbuilt.ca

Diamond Luxury Developments Corp.

Member Since: 2021 Mississauga 1.877.773.1024 diamondluxury.ca

Doering Design and Build Ltd. Member Since: 2021 Toronto 416.450.4407 doeringdesignandbuild.ca

Dolmen Group Inc. Member Since: 2021 Keswick 905.758.0866 dolmengroupinc.com

Domilya Group Construction Inc. Member Since: 2020 Burlington 905.366.4592 domilyagroup.ca

Dominion Roofing Member Since: 1957 Toronto 416.789.0601 dominionroofing.com

DSBG Member Since: 2007 Vaughan 416-367-3724 dsbg.ca

Dundene Homes Inc. Member Since: 1999 Toronto 416.863.6116 dundenehomes.ca

Curve Cast Inc

Duracon Construction Services & Dura Painting

Member Since: 2021 North York 647.550.2922 curvecast.ca

Member Since: 2009 Stouffville 416.688.9191 duraconconstruction.com

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Dalerose Homes

Ege Carpet & Flooring

Member Since: 1986 Erin 519.833.7499 dalerosehomes.ca

Member Since: 2019 Mississauga 647.268.1126 egecarpet.ca

Dalmar Columns Inc.

Elviano International Corp.

Member Since: 2012 Toronto 416.747.6945 dalmar.ca

DAVESDUCTS Member Since: 2013 Whitby 416.668.4607 davesducts.com

Member Since: 2018 Toronto 416.901.5001 elviano.com

E-M Air Systems Inc. Member Since: 1997 Concord 905.738.0450 emair.ca

{renovator resource directory} Emerald Builders Member Since: 2018 Brampton 905.455.1115 emeraldbuilders.ca

Enertest Corporation Member Since: 2020 Orillia 1.877.327.1504 enertest.ca

ERA Premier Group Member Since: 2021 Richmond Hill 905.731.2000 erapremier.ca

Eurodale Design + Build Member Since: 2006 Toronto 416.782.5690 eurodale.ca

Evolve Home Services Member Since: 2021 Toronto 1.866.688.4822 evolvehomeservices.ca

Excelsior Construction Member Since: 2019 Toronto 416.662.7368 excelsiorconstruction.ca

Exotherm Spray Foam Systems Inc. Member Since: 2018 Woodbridge 647.554.3626 exothermfoam.com

F Fairmont Properties Ltd. Member Since: 1994 Aurora 905.841.6161 fairmontproperties.ca

Fairside Homes and Renovations Ltd. Member Since: 2004 Toronto 416.721.2224 fairsidehomes.com

Feeley Group Developments Ltd. Member Since: 1979 Toronto 416.284.9304 feeleygroup.com

Fourth Pig Green & Natural Construction Worker Co-op

Gemterra Developments Corp.

Member Since: 2018 Markham 905.415.8595 gemterra.com

Georgian Custom Renovations Inc. Member Since: 2013 Mississauga 905.405.7275 georgianreno.com

Golden Bee Homes Inc. Member Since: 2005 Toronto 416.768.4771 goldenbeehomes.com

Goldribbon Homes

Member Since: 1986 Richmond Hill 416.818.5049

Grande Tile and Reno Plus Member Since: 2021 Newmarket 905.830.9996 grandtile.ca

Great Northern Insulation Member Since: 2017 Woodstock 1.800.265.1914 gni.ca

Green City Communities Inc. Member Since: 2020 Markham 905.604.7018 greencitydvp.com

Greening Homes Ltd. Member Since: 2013 Toronto 416.532.6811 greeninghomes.com

GTA Restoration Member Since: 2016 Toronto 416.358.6666 gtarestoration.com

H Haddington Developments Inc.

Member Since: 2021 Brampton 437.855.3156 heightscustomhomes.com

Hogar At Home

Member Since: 2013 Etobicoke 416.792.7591 galleconstructioninc.com

Member Since: 2019 Toronto 647.771.0092 hogarathome.com

Gatti Brothers Ltd.

Home Corp Services Inc/Montwest Mechanical Inc.

GD Contracting Services Inc. Member Since: 2016 Mississauga 905.564.7772 gdcontracting.ca

Hotwire Electric Member Since: 2013 Richmond Hill 416.553.5533 hotwire-electric.com

I Inspire Homes Inc.

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Heights Custom Homes Inc.

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Gorman-Mazzon Ltd.

Fuzion Designs

Galle Construction Inc.

Homes by Bellia Inc.

Member Since: 2020 Toronto 416.623.1321 goldribbonhomes.ca

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Home Reno Direct

Member Since: 2003 Vaughan 905.660.8886 homecorpservices.com

Home Editions Ltd. Member Since: 2000 Toronto 416.410.7844 homeeditions.com

Jackson & Associates Inc. Design – Build – tRenovate Member Since: 1998 Scarborough 416.693.7870 jacksoninc.ca

Jeemca Developments Ltd. Member Since: 2020 Toronto 416.402.4188 jeemca.com

Jodabi Global Inc. Member Since: 2021 Brampton 416.831.4189 jodabiglobal.com

Josh Developments (1996) Ltd. Member Since: 1988 Scarborough 416.318.4899

JY Construction/ 2560904 Ontario Inc. Member Since: 2021 Scarborough 416.988.8881 jyconstruction.biz

K Kayland Construction Concepts Inc. Member Since: 2015 Newmarket 905.836.0090 kaylandconcepts.com

Keystone Interiors Inc. Member Since: 2010 Woodbridge 905.850.0474 keystoneinteriors.ca

Keystone Ridge Developments Ltd. Member Since: 2011 Toronto 416.901.9426 keystoneridge.ca

Khachi Design Group Ltd. Member Since: 2012 Oakville 905.469.8118 khachi.com

Kingsgate Luxury Homes Inc. Member Since: 2020 North York 416.617.3232 kingsgateluxuryhomes.com

Kingsway Carpets & Blinds Inc.

Mazenga Building Group Ltd.

Northern Edge Construction Services Ltd.

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Kingsway Home Improvements Inc.

Men At Work Design Build Ltd.

Novacon Construction Inc.

Member Since: 2010 Etobicoke 647.505.6869 kingswayhomeimprovements.com

Member Since: 1994 Toronto 416.763.0763 menatwork.ca

Member Since: 2015 Toronto 416.750.7555 novacon.ca

KS Floors & Installations

Method Homes

Nusite Contractors Ltd.

Member Since: 2020 Woodbridge 416.566.7523 ks-floors.ca

Member Since: 2010 Toronto 416.548.5988 methodhomes.ca

Member Since: 2009 North York 416.622.7000 nusitegroup.com

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MGB Construction

Nuvo Luxury Homes Corp.

Member Since: 2018 Scarborough 416.473.3409 mgbconstruction.ca

Member Since: 2021 Toronto 416.300.8017 nuvohomes.ca

Mills Design Build

NZH Contracting

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Modular Home Additions Inc.

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Leonardi General Contractors Inc. Member Since: 2010 Mississauga 905.277.9085 leonardiconstruction.com

Leprevo Design-Build Member Since: 2012 Etobicoke 647.893.3283 leprevo.ca

Let It Rain Ltd. Member Since: 2003 Mississauga 905.795.0212 letitrain.ca

Lewitt Construction Inc. Member Since: 2004 Toronto 416.383.1221 lewittconstruction.com

Member Since: 2004 Toronto 416.759.4663 modular.ca

Monarch Kitchen Bath & Home Member Since: 2013 Pickering 905.686.2001 mkbi.com

Lifestyles By Barons Inc.

Monde Devlopment Group Inc.

Member Since: 2010 Halton Hills 905.872.4777 lbbdesigns.ca

Member Since: 2021 Courtice 416.834.3821 mondedevelopment.com

Luxor Homes Corp.

Moose Group

Member Since: 2019 Toronto 416.747.8746 luxorhomes.ca

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Mount Cedar Homes

MacPherson Builders Ltd. Member Since: 1995 Etobicoke 905.882.8000 macphersonbuilders.com

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Marmo Contracting Inc.

N. De Luca Plumbing (1995) Inc.

Member Since: 2016 Markham 416.684.3117 marmocontracting.com

Member Since: 1996 Woodbridge 905.851.9159

Martino Contractors Ltd.

Member Since: 2021 Oakville 905.208.4186 nextdayaccess.com/toronto

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Master Edge Homes Member Since: 2009 Markham 905.201.1054 masteredgehomes.com

Next Day Access

NICO Renovations

By Design Inc. Member Since: 2018 Stoney Creek 416.886.9004 nicorenosbydesign.com

Oakleigh Member Since: 2021 Stouffville 647.502.5244 oakleigh.re

OMEGA Builditng Group Member Since: 2020 Caledon 905.838.2008 omegabuildinggroup.com

Ontario Screen Systems Inc./ Phantom Screens Member Since: 1995 Mississauga 905.624.0824 phantomscreens.ca

Oriel Renovations Member Since: 2018 Toronto 647.668.0175 orielrenovations.com

P Paradise Views Residential Renovations Member Since: 2016 Bolton 416.560.9501 paradiseviews.ca

P.J. Renovations Inc. Member Since: 1996 Etobicoke 416.621.1041

Penguin Basements Ltd. Member Since: 2014 North York 416.633.7180 basementscanada.com

Perma-Wood Solariums and Additions Member Since: 1994 Markham 416.491.2275 permawood.com

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TRUbuild Inc. Member Since: 2018 Mississauga 416.704.6381 trubuild.com

Trudel & Sons Roofing Ltd. Member Since: 1995 Uxbridge 905.642.3515 trudelroofing.com

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URBINCO Member Since: 2021 North York 416.748.3836 urbinco.ca

V Vacuflo Built-In Central Vacuum Systems Member Since: 2006 Toronto 416.445.6886 cyclonicvacs.com

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Virtual Homes Inc. Member Since: 2021 Toronto 647.533.7690 virtualhomes.ca

W W.C. Meek Design and Construction Ltd. Member Since: 2008 Toronto 416.690.1919 wcmeekdesignandconstruction.com

Walden Design Build Inc. Member Since: 1999 Toronto 416.487.2300 waldendesignbuild.com/ renomark

Wallzcorp Inc. Member Since: 2018 Toronto 416.640.2411 wallzcorp.com

WellCore Corp.

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Weston Flooring Ltd. Member Since: 2004 Woodbridge 416.746.8492 westonfloorcoverings.com

Whitaker Construction Inc. Member Since: 2017 Toronto 647.794.7379 whitakerc.com

Wilmar Group Inc. Member Since: 2019 Etobicoke 416.939.9276 wilmargroup.ca

Woodcastle Homes Ltd. Member Since: 2002 Mississauga 905.891.0200 woodcastle.ca

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