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Says the architect, James Wagman Architect, “Our client, a sculptor, also required the additional space to accommodate her artwork. A custom helix staircase became the central focus with various upgrades throughout. Special attention was paid to decorative details and finishes to complement her metal sculpture decorating her home.”
Says the architect, James Wagman Architect, “Our client, a sculptor, also required the additional space to accommodate her artwork. A custom helix staircase became the central focus with various upgrades throughout. Special attention was paid to decorative details and finishes to complement her metal sculpture decorating her home.”
On the first floor, a tiled entrance foyer with storage space for a few jackets and about six pairs of shoes flows towards a master bedroom with a walk-in closet.
On the first floor, a tiled entrance foyer with storage space for a few jackets and about six pairs of shoes flows towards a master bedroom with a walk-in closet.
The pillars are built of Douglas fir, while the sturdy footings are made from aircraft aluminum.
The pillars are built of Douglas fir, while the sturdy footings are made from aircraft aluminum.
Chairs from Hay and Matter.
Chairs from Hay and Matter.
Full of bohemian soul, the heritage neighborhood of Fitzroy in Melbourne is known as a real estate hot spot. But rather than capitalize on their block and exploit a vacant garden east of their property, the family of four who own King Bill decided to create a new pocket park to bring more greenery to the streetscape. When it came time to renovate their double-story terrace home, the owners sought out local studio Austin Maynard Architects—a firm known for its sustainable ethos—who incorporated the empty garden to the east, and an old stable at the rear, to the new floor plan. A large, curved, sliding wall separates the master bathroom from an open net lounge area above the study.
Full of bohemian soul, the heritage neighborhood of Fitzroy in Melbourne is known as a real estate hot spot. But rather than capitalize on their block and exploit a vacant garden east of their property, the family of four who own King Bill decided to create a new pocket park to bring more greenery to the streetscape. When it came time to renovate their double-story terrace home, the owners sought out local studio Austin Maynard Architects—a firm known for its sustainable ethos—who incorporated the empty garden to the east, and an old stable at the rear, to the new floor plan. A large, curved, sliding wall separates the master bathroom from an open net lounge area above the study.
The main access to the loft is through an architectural piece of furniture shaped as a thick wall that integrates facilities and storage inside.
The main access to the loft is through an architectural piece of furniture shaped as a thick wall that integrates facilities and storage inside.
All rooms revolve around the centrally located Enzie Universal series 1500 spiral staircase.
All rooms revolve around the centrally located Enzie Universal series 1500 spiral staircase.
The spiral staircase and railings are finished in Dulux Classic Hawthorn Green Gloss to match the indoor plants, green curtains, and green pendant lighting.
The spiral staircase and railings are finished in Dulux Classic Hawthorn Green Gloss to match the indoor plants, green curtains, and green pendant lighting.
A spiral staircase leads to the lower level.
A spiral staircase leads to the lower level.
The spiral staircase leads down to the lower level, which houses a large rec room and the master bedroom suite.
The spiral staircase leads down to the lower level, which houses a large rec room and the master bedroom suite.
Different flooring materials add rich textural detail to the home. The main floor features pewter-toned hardwood, while the second and third floors feature sand-colored hardwood. Bianco marble features in the foyer and the kitchen floors and island.
Different flooring materials add rich textural detail to the home. The main floor features pewter-toned hardwood, while the second and third floors feature sand-colored hardwood. Bianco marble features in the foyer and the kitchen floors and island.
A view of the serpentine staircase from above.
A view of the serpentine staircase from above.
The central staircase connects all three floors of the 7,000-square-foot Toronto townhouse.
The central staircase connects all three floors of the 7,000-square-foot Toronto townhouse.

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