Design: The Kwendy Home
The Kwendy Home updated and redesigned her primary bathroom. From floor to ceiling mirrors and a corner bathtub, she had it all torn, she completely renovated every corner. Take a look at how it looked before and where she sourced everything.
This third floor work-from-home office was designed by Sabrina O’Neill Design in collaboration with Jennifer McLean Interiors. They created a wrap-around desk with storage for organization.
A mini coffee and tea station is conveniently located in the office for easy access.
Every time I’m invited back to photograph The Kwendy Home, there’s a new room that I haven’t seen before and this was no exception. From little details to entire transformations, there’s always something new.
The dining room was created with hosting in mind, with a long dining table and plenty of space to move around.
Sabrina O’Neill Design and Jennifer McLean Interiors collaborated on this multi-room project to design a powder room and an entire top floor, which includes the primary bedroom, four-piece bathroom, and office.
Before the renovation, the room had a darker colour theme, but now it’s light and bright. It’s spacious with a window and skylight, bringing in lots of natural light.
WeWork opened a new office at 357 Bay St in the heart of Toronto’s financial district and I was commissioned to photograph the interior spaces for their website.
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