Known as a popular tourist destination, Toronto’s Beaches neighborhood exhibits an almost artistic streetscape, due to its Victorian and Edwardian architectural legacy. A couple with a taste for contemporary architecture bought a dilapidated vintage-Edwardian, 1,250-sqf Beaches home and decided to make it livable. The residence was initially built in 1930 and required a lot of cosmetic work, along with the introduction of modern elements in the existing architecture. The design team at Johnson Chou Inc. worked their magic and developed a modern interior scheme, without compromising the historic legacy of the building. Read more: http://freshome.com/2014/11/22/vintage-edwardian-building-tastefully-upgraded-into-modern-home/ More architectural and interior design inspirations on http://www.homedesignlove.com Follow us on GOOGLE PLUS: https://plus.google.com/+homedesignlove Follow us on PINTEREST: http://pinterest.com/homedesignlove/ Follow us on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/homedesignlove Check us out on FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/homedesignlove

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