Full House Renovation in Etobicoke

This Etobicoke full house renovation reworked every room in the home to follow a single, modern design language. The owners wanted brighter living spaces, a clearer connection between rooms on the main floor, and finishes that would carry consistently from the entry through to the bedrooms. We started by opening up the main-floor layout to improve sightlines and natural light, then sequenced the trades so finishing work in completed rooms would not be disturbed by ongoing demolition elsewhere.

On the main floor, we installed new plywood subfloor where the original boards were uneven or damaged, then laid engineered hardwood across the open living, dining, and hallway spaces for a continuous finished surface. The staircase was rebuilt to suit the new aesthetic, and we framed and skinned a custom slat-wall feature that visually divides the living and hallway zones without closing them off. Step-bevel baseboards and matching door and window casings were installed throughout every room — including bedrooms — to tie the entire home together with one consistent trim profile.

Each bedroom received new solid-core doors with modern hardware, refreshed paint, and the same hardwood and trim treatment used elsewhere in the home. The end result is a complete makeover where every space — main floor, bedrooms, staircase, and hallway — reads as part of one coordinated renovation rather than a series of separate updates. The home now feels lighter, more open, and purposefully designed around how the owners actually use it.