Michael Graydon
After: White & Brass Kitchen
"All we have to do is move a few walls." That's what Sasha Seymour figured when she purchased a 100-year-old townhouse in 2009. As an in-demand stylist whose work often appears on the pages of House & Home, Sasha and her partner Yotam Tintpulver were certain they could work with the wood panelling, dingy carpets and lack of light. In spite of its cosmetic identity crisis, the house had a lot going for it: high ceilings, a low price and, most of all, a prime midtown Toronto location. See how a different main-floor layout, new floors and a few fresh coats of paint transformed this two-bedroom home into move-in condition within six months.
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