Whether termed “modern farmhouse,” “Scandinavian,” or “saltbox,” this family’s mountain retreat in the Blue Mountains community of Camperdown epitomizes style and simplicity. It’s a testament to design that prioritizes functionality, aesthetics, and comfort.
By Marc Huminilowycz, photography by Clay Dolan
A couple builds a spacious and inviting chalet retreat designed for quality time with their growing family.
By Marc Huminilowycz, photography by David Whittaker.
A retired couple with vision, lovingly transformed a 1900s Victorian home, adding special finishes, piece by piece.
Words by Marc Huminilowycz | photography by Clay Dolan
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One couple’s blissful journey into retirement begins with an idyllic, tailor-made haven.
Words by By Marc Huminilowycz, photography by Clay Dolan
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Family is everything for a retired Toronto couple who’ve been coming up the Escarpment for nearly four decades.
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The pandemic altered the world forever, resulting in monumental societal changes. Particularly affected were urban dwellers—many of whom sought respite beyond the city, taking refuge in the small-town charm and natural splendour of Simcoe, Grey and Bruce.
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Designed by architect Andrew Slade and custom built by Carter Allen, this magnificent waterfront cottage in Thornbury impresses with its simplicity and attention to detail.
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Small town living makes a big impact in this spacious loft-style apartment that borrows from a big city concept – a stylish and convenient downtown loft-style apartment, complete with a rooftop terrace worthy of a Manhattan walk-up.
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