New Custom Home That Merges A Modern, Monochromatic Aesthetic Of Black And White With Classic Artifacts.

“We were always keen on transitional design” An ideal location in Oakville, a house designed by Oakville's renowned architect. The clean, linear design and thoughtful use of textures and finishes allow the 3500 sq. ft. home to blend effortlessly into the landscape. The interior and exterior colour schemes and curate the finishes, including tiles, hardwood, and lighting. An interior space that suits the family’s lifestyle. Just inside the front door, the soaring entryway boasts 20 ft. ceilings. A niche adorned with luxe wallpaper is the backdrop for a painting of Buddha, crafted by an artist from Bali. A dramatic chandelier hangs from above, creating the grand entrance. Instead of tile, hardwood runs throughout the space for a seamless look. Tucked to the side, the open riser staircase with glass panels gives the space a modern touch and creates an open, airiness. The living room is adorned with Indonesian artifacts, from carvings to wall hangings. Subtle patterns and gold accents create a curated display of treasures. The tawny golden colour of the teak wood furnishings is juxtaposed with clean lines, creating a truly distinctive aesthetic. The jewels of the home, big, bold lighting throughout, were thoughtfully integrated early in the design process. In the back of the home, the open-concept kitchen, dining, and great room were thoughtfully arranged. A ten-foot island offers plenty of space to prepare food or entertain. Oversize windows throughout and a glass patio door to the backyard let in plenty of light. The dining area is tucked off the kitchen and boasts an integrated bar and a two-way window that opens to the Muskoka room, perfect for serving guests. The entire area is well connected and functional. The television wall and fireplace have a distinctive look. Three-sided glass fireplace adds architectural interest and the drama. The right choice of colours and materials on the feature wall allows it to integrate seamlessly with the rest of the space. Upstairs, when considering how the family of four would use the space, the design incorporates a private en-suite for every bedroom in the house. The large windows in every room also help create the illusion of space. The lower level walk-up includes a gym, powder room, and recreation space with a bar. A heated polished concrete floor is beautiful and functional.