Dimitri's 1,200 sq ft loft occupies a converted 1900s bubble gum factory in Toronto, balancing raw industrial architecture — original factory windows, soaring ceilings — with highly curated, sophisticated design. As an interior designer with a background in fashion, Dimitri refinished the kitchen cabinets in a moody Farrow & Ball off-black, creating a dark anchor against the bright, gallery-white walls of the main living area. A 10-foot custom plexiglass dining table, rare 1970s Cassina LC2 chairs, and a blackout-optimized mezzanine bedroom complete this deeply personal, design-forward home.