A stark grey Toronto condo transformed by an interior design student into a soulful 1970s Mid-Century Modern space.
A 900 sq ft historic Toronto loft with 16-foot ceilings, filled with a decade of curated art, travel finds, and vintage hi-fi audio gear.
A basic white Brooklyn rental transformed by an interior designer and creative director into a warm, highly textured, multigenerational home.
A 645 sq ft NYC apartment and toy studio, run by the founder of Fancy Teddy, filled with vintage toys, Bearbricks, and bold maximalist design.
A 600 sq ft Bed-Stuy brownstone apartment where an artist and actor furnished almost everything secondhand or gifted by her creative community.
A bright, joyful 650 sq ft Brooklyn apartment filled with whimsical art and vintage finds from a well-travelled life across four continents.
A 550 sq ft alcove studio on the Upper West Side, slowly curated over 28 years by a retired flight attendant into a Mid-Century Modern sanctuary.
A 500 sq ft Long Island City studio, adapted over five years to comfortably fit a couple both working from home.
A 300 sq ft Jersey City micro-apartment, traded down from 800 sq ft in Bushwick for financial freedom and more travel.
A classic long, narrow Montreal "bowling alley" apartment, transformed by a sustainable fashion creative into a masterclass in slow, intentional living.
A 100-year-old loft in Montreal's Old Port with a completely open-concept layout, exposed brick, and Portuguese-tiled rustic kitchen.
A character-filled apartment on the upper floor of a Toronto house, styled around inherited 1970s teak furniture after leaving a modern Yorkville condo.
A 1,200 sq ft industrial loft inside a converted 1900s bubble gum factory, styled by an interior designer with vintage furniture and a moody kitchen.
A custom modern farmhouse in rural Quebec, blending reclaimed barnwood, wabi-sabi design, and smart home technology.
An 800 sq ft Montreal apartment in St. Henri, transformed with a DIY faux fireplace, a hand-tiled cork ceiling, and English cottage-style kitchen.
A standard grey Toronto condo transformed with walnut wood tones, smart lighting, and a DIY spa bathroom — 70% furnished from Facebook Marketplace.
A 480 sq ft Williamsburg, Brooklyn studio divided into kitchen, living room, office, and bedroom zones using a custom shelving divider.
An Uptown Manhattan apartment, purchased in 2002, transformed by hand over 23 years into a custom mid-century modern home.
A 550 sq ft studio in a 1927 Montreal building, styled around extreme functional minimalism — no couch, no TV, no bed frame.
An industrial-charm Midtown Toronto loft converted from office space, with 11-foot ceilings and wraparound windows facing three directions.
A bright two-bedroom Toronto apartment above a city store, with six skylights and a primary bedroom built around a full shower and soaker tub.
A two-storey Toronto loft with a dramatic 17-foot angled window wall, styled over three years with secondhand mid-century modern finds.
A 450 sq ft pre-war Upper East Side apartment, filled with secondhand treasures and family heirlooms by an actor who embraces its quirks.
A newly renovated 415 sq ft NYC studio, styled with warmth, aromatherapy, and intentional touches after years in older Brooklyn apartments.
A 375 sq ft Manhattan rental transformed through second-hand furniture, DIY upgrades, and clever storage into a bright, spacious-feeling home.
A Montreal production studio built inside an empty warehouse, transformed into five distinct apartment-style spaces for photo and video shoots.
A small Montreal apartment that doubles as a fully functional café, blending vintage furnishings with community-focused design.
A 550 sq ft Montreal loft furnished entirely with second-hand finds, styled by a sustainable interior designer and avid thrifter.
A downtown Toronto apartment where Lisa chose an older building's character over a modern condo, filling it with art by Black, POC, and local Toronto artists.
A 980 sq ft Montreal loft with 16-foot ceilings, converted from a furniture store into a vibrant, multi-level home for a creative couple.
A meticulously organized 580 sq ft Toronto apartment built entirely around clutter-free, Scandinavian and Japanese-inspired minimalism.
An 887 sq ft Toronto family apartment celebrating Indian heritage through handmade prints, brass elements, and sourced-from-India textiles.
A 1,200 sq ft multi-level loft on the top two floors of a converted Victorian home in Toronto, with three patios and original stained glass.
An 825 sq ft Montreal apartment in a century-old building, styled by an urban planner around its unique archway-divided layout.
An 890 sq ft Montreal apartment blending modern minimalism with playful pops of colour, shared by a creative director, his son, and their cat.
A 480 sq ft apartment inside a converted Toronto house, styled by a former home stager with secondhand finds and IKEA hacks.
A 450 sq ft apartment in a charming old Toronto walk-up, filled with natural light, plants, and creative small-space storage.
A 450 sq ft shared Toronto condo styled with thrifted finds, plants, and a standout view of the city skyline and Lake Ontario.
An 888 sq ft Toronto condo with a challenging layout, transformed with gold accents, vintage chandeliers, and DIY touches throughout.
A thoughtfully designed 500 sq ft Brooklyn studio, secured through the NYC Housing Lottery, with a custom Murphy bed and gallery wall.
A creatively curated Fort Greene, Brooklyn apartment blending original 1930s architecture with playful, vintage-inspired decor.
A bright 400 sq ft studio in downtown Toronto, designed around minimalism, natural materials, and floor-to-ceiling windows.
A maximalist Toronto loft where art gallery owner Charlie displays and sells work by local artists throughout her living space.
A colourful 300 sq ft micro-studio in downtown Toronto, styled with clear furniture, a Murphy bed, and bold personality.
A bright, 1,100 sq ft loft in one of Toronto's most historic buildings, with huge windows and sweeping lake views.
A 600 sq ft apartment in Toronto's Beaches neighbourhood, transformed with DIY IKEA hacks, Facebook Marketplace finds, and a hand-built dining table.
A cozy downtown Toronto one-bedroom for $1000/month, filled with renter-friendly DIY touches and a personality-packed gallery wall.