DRIZZY! LOL, everytime I think about anything relating to Toronto, Canada, I think about Drake. Anyway, lets look at this beautiful freaking loft by Taylor Smyth Architects in Toronto, Canada.

They converted this old, mid 1970’s-built, two-story apartment in Toronto’s Designer’s Walk mixed-use complex into a beautiful modern day loft. My opinion? Gorgeous! I admire an architects ability to think, plan, and create (with the help of construction workers, of course), but nonetheless, the whole process is still amazing to me.

Two things really stood out to me in this design. The first being the bathroom, of course, since I LOVE bathroom designs, and the second being the staircase. Staircases always freak me out, though, because the different variations of staircase designs that exist can really produce some freaky, floating-looking-type results, which my brain sometimes can’t process, lol.

Anyway, here is a lovely shot of how architecturally organized (if that’s even a term) this bathroom is:

And here is the not so freaky-looking staircase:

Check out the rest of the loft:

via DESIGN MILK

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Tags: Canada, DW Lofts, Taylor Smyth Architects, Toronto

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