Home is where the art is.

Or at least it’s clearly evident in this Royal York Road renovation and addition created by LGA Architectural Partners in Toronto.

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With its Brady Bunch pedigree, this renovation and addition by LGA Architectural Partners, features an angled shed roof, and a brick clad exterior.

Inside, the vaulted wood ceilings with complementary wood windows imbues a mid-century feel well-suited to the owners’ aesthetic.

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The matte white walls reflect light while creating contrast with the ceilings, creating a neutral setting to showcase the owners’ collections.

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Featuring several pieces of iconic furniture, including several Eames pieces, we love how this personal style complements the collections of art and books.

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The fresh kitchen embodies today’s commitment to entertaining. With an expansive island there’s plenty of space to gather friends’ round.

We love the caged spherical lamp over the dining table which casts geometric shadows, adding ambience and intimacy to this compelling space.

Without question, this artful transformation has created a feast of domesticity!

Want to learn more? Check out the impressive body of work here by LGA Architectural Partners.

Researched and Written by Lydia Chan, Bachelor of Interior Design at Ryerson University