ORW SUITE INTERIORS

Condominium Suite & Presentation Gallery
Toronto, Canada | Completed 2024

Developer: North Drive
Photographer: Doublespace Photography
Sales: Paul Johnston, Unique Urban Homes
Furniture & Lighting: Avenue Road | Klaus Nienkamper | Ital Interiors | Montauk Sofa | Menu Copenhagen | Linteloo | Piet Boon | Atelier Vaste | Fogo Island Workshop | De Padova | A-N-D Light | Flos | Anony | Davide Groppi | Delta Light
Art provided by Nicholas Metivier Gallery
Clothing provided by James Perse


 
 
 

The interiors at One Roxborough West offer carefully considered, function-forward living delivered with a globally sophisticated aesthetic. A full suite is constructed on the future site presenting potential purchasers with an immersive environment to appreciate the spatial and tactile experience that each of the 27 suites offers. The model suite illustrates the core tenets of the architectural approach to the unit layouts; from the generous scale and proportion of spaces to their arrangement within the floorplate that reinforces a division between private and public areas of the home. Honest and tactile materials adorn the elevated contemporary interiors. Each suite features a corner exposure with windows framing compelling views of both the urban skyline and natural beauty of the surrounding tree canopies.

 
 
 
 
 

Upon entry, one such axial view through a series of framed portals presents an immediate connection to the exterior. Throughout the suite, wood-clad portals emphasize thresholds signalling passage between open concept entertaining areas and intimate private spaces. At the heart of the home, the kitchen is anchored by an expansive island sculpted in a richly textured natural stone that features full eat-in seating to complement the formal dining area. Aesthetics and functionality are balanced through the inclusion of discreetly accessible working pantries. Separate full-size appliances, counter-top accessories, food preparation surfaces, or bulk storage are seamlessly integrated into the bustle of everyday routines while remaining out of sight when desired. Living rooms feature built-in libraries equipped with a writing desk for the occasional letter or late-night email.

 
 
 
 

An axial corridor separates the intimacy of the principal bedroom from the remainder of the suite. A choreographed path through a series of turns maintains a discrete sense of privacy without the need for closed doors. Similarly, the primary bathroom is an extension of the suite, pressed against the exterior wall and bathed in natural light. A window frames the freestanding tub, bookended by dark, textured alcoves containing the vanities and walk-in shower.

 
 
 
 

Reflect’s comprehensive scope provided the opportunity for a truly seamless aesthetic, consistent from the architecture to the interiors and brand identity. The suite features lighting, furniture, art, and accessories selected and arranged by Reflect that complement the larger design gestures from the architectural scale of the building down to the visual identity and promotional material. A combination of Canadian and international designers represent a globally cosmopolitan aesthetic and point of view. An emphasis is placed on richly tactile, honestly fabricated, and contextually relevant works and objects across disciplines.