Whether you’re looking to give your home a stylish facelift or design an office space with flair, finding the right interior designer is key. Canada is home to many talented designers who can transform any room into a beautiful and functional space. In this blog post, I’ll highlight some of the top interior designers working in Canada today. These creative professionals have worked on stunning projects across the country and have a keen eye for colors, textures, layouts, and aesthetics. Their unique styles range from sleek and contemporary to warm and inviting traditional spaces. Whether you crave an urban chic loft, a relaxing countryside retreat, or a family-friendly suburban home, these Canadian designers have the skills and experience to bring your interior vision to life. Read on for an inside look at some of the best interior design talent that Canada has to offer! Let their work inspire you as you think about refreshing the look and feel of your own space.
Christine Dovey
In a dramatic uplift this past spring, Christine Dovey of Toronto has completely remade her client’s living room in the most elegantly chic way possible! The makeover was accomplished in just six short weeks, as part of a One Room Challenge. She chose an elegant combination of pale pink, black, grey and white as her color palette, all of which blossomed into a beautifully curated space together. From the moulded walls, to the herringbone fireplace, to the tabletop accents, it’s very clear that the elegance of this room lies in its details…
“When I started this project, my grandiose dreams centered around the rather fabulous idea of creating an elegant and refined room befitting of my client’s amazing square grand piano. Soaked in history and huge in both scale and presence, I knew that I needed to design a space that would allow the piano to take center stage but also give the rest of the room some sort of purpose. And of course, I wanted the place to be pretty, and by pretty, I mean: modern, layered, edgy and dramatic. What I really wanted was a room that made all the pieces in it feel important, and of course, I wanted art… lots and lots of art.“
– Christine Dovey
