


Challenge: Our client's compact main bedroom in a downtown Toronto condo felt cramped and uninspiring. They desired a space that would feel more expansive while creating a sophisticated retreat from city life. The limited square footage presented a design challenge: how to create visual interest without making the room feel cluttered or smaller.
Solution: We embraced a monochromatic color palette to visually expand the space while adding depth through a rich tapestry of textures. By limiting the color variation but maximizing textural contrast, we created a layered, sophisticated environment that feels cohesive and spacious. Strategic lighting enhances the textural elements, creating subtle shadows and highlights that add dimension to the monochromatic scheme.
Highlights: • Tonal layering of various textiles and materials that create visual interest without color contrast • Custom upholstered headboard with subtle detailing that adds depth without overwhelming the space • Varied surface finishes from matte to lustrous that catch light differently throughout the day • Thoughtfully scaled furniture pieces that maximize function without crowding the room
Results: The transformed bedroom now feels significantly more spacious while offering a cozy, relaxing retreat. This project demonstrates how thoughtful design can overcome spatial limitations in urban condos, proving that small spaces can still deliver sophisticated luxury through careful material selection and textural interplay.