In the last decade, few styles have been more popular than modern-industrial when it comes to renovated residences and apartment makeovers. Even if you are willing to tend towards the industrial part of it far less, those sporadic little industrial touches are often enough to completely alter the vibe of a home. Sitting on the second floor of a building in a busy neighborhood of Toronto, the Queen West Apartment is one that feels modern rugged and refined at the same time. Shaped by Creative Union network, the apartment seamlessly combines rough brick and wooden finishes with polished white walls and modern décor to offer the very best of both worlds.
Brick wall section coupled with custom ceiling and a white backdrop inside the living room
The open plan living area of the house feels spacious and uncluttered with a small sectional on one side and the kitchen and dining area on the other. Ceiling panels with lights in the form of flying birds is an instant attraction and so is the exposed redbrick wall section on the other side. Large windows bring natural light into the apartment while a casually placed mirror on the floor with wooden frame improves both the ventilation and the ‘industrial appeal’ of the interior.
Modern entry with bench and a colorful splash of orange inside the Toronto home
Ceiling panels with fabulous design adds pattern and glam to the interior
Custom sectional in the living room makes use of the smart corner
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