The House Caroline project in Toronto by Reign Architects marries historical charm with modern functionality, featuring a third-floor primary suite inspired by a maple tree in the backyard, creating a harmonious blend of indoor and outdoor spaces.
Reign Architects employed innovative solutions to preserve the home's Victorian charm while overcoming spatial obstacles, including white oak cabinets merging with the media unit to provide ample storage and multifunctional solutions.
Custom millwork on the ground floor includes a curved banquette in the dining room that maintains historical integrity and ensures a smooth flow through the space, along with a double winder stair design efficiently utilizing space and allowing for a marble kitchen island.
The open stairwell design channels natural light, addressing the home's narrow width and shallow depth, ensuring functionality spreads throughout all three levels of the residence, creating an open, light-filled, and welcoming haven for a young family.
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