Hello there! I’m kicking off the week with a look at the home of Jessica Waks, design editor for the Canadian interiors magazine Style at Home. The 1930’s home, located in midtown Toronto, had not seen any type of renovation work in over 60 years when she and her husband decided to buy it.
Sure, it has beautiful architectural features like high ceilings and wainscoting throughout. But, I have to admit, it’s really the decor that drew me to this one. Waks has kept to a traditional style peppered with the occasional contemporary piece here and there. The use of brass finishes throughout, ties the entire thing together beautifully.
[images stacey brandford via style at home]
This place is amazing!! Can I move in? the designs are great, and the theme throughout is a classic french with a new twist! Love it!
Yes, maybe we should inquire about moving in…
The space has amazing details and I really like her use of color and modern splashes throughout. That mint colored den is my favorite room!
Rowena @ rolala loves
I’m with you- I could totally see my self there curled up with a
booktabletooo, that entry is amazing. i also love that black leather tufted ottoman with the brass legs.
The decor is definitely a treat for the eyes, I keep bouncing around from piece to piece and don’t quite know where to settle
There really is a lot to take in on this one.
The first photo (entryway) is breathtaking .. the floor, the perfect amount of gold/brass, etc. beautiful etc. I would prob want to spent an hour starting at it all before going to the next rooms : )
..And I’d be right beside you on that hour per room visit!