Project Name

Riverdale Brickhouse

Designer

Jack Creasy - Principal

Cabinetry

Photography

Alex Lukey

Interior Stylist

Social Media
Edwardian dining room wrapped in a moody scenic wallpaper, with custom millwork, a larder pantry and a cocktail bar behind pocket doors
As Featured in
Riverdale Brickhouse

An Edwardian House, Layered in Charm

Set on a treelined street in one of Toronto's oldest neighbourhoods, this Edwardian house keeps everything that made it worth having: original trim, cove ceilings, pocket doors that still slide shut.

‍

We designed the home to work with that inheritance rather than around it, layering deep colour, warm wood and softened light into rooms that feel collected rather than assembled.

A palette of sage green, golden straw, cinnamon rust and deep burgundy makes a warm, inviting home for ordinary mornings and long evenings alike: unhurried, layered, and generous to everyone who walks in.

As you move through the home, the rooms unfold, from tapestry-inspired wallpaper in the dining room to a wood marquetry ceiling above the original living room fireplace.

‍

No items found.

The mechanics of daily life stay close at hand but out of view. A broom cupboard behind wallpaper. A bar behind pocket doors. A breakfast larder steps from the table, and a few things hidden well enough to delight the people who find them.

‍