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Meghan Carter Design Inc. At Meghan Carter Design Inc. we believe that interiors should tell a story – your story. Located in the heart of Toronto, Meghan Carter Design Inc.

is a full service Interior Design firm focussed on creating interiors that are a perfect blend of form and function. We establish streamlined and timeless architectural foundations and marry these with a well-balanced composition of styles, elements and colours; breathing personality and variety into our clients’ spaces.

Can we please normalize basements that don't look like… well, basements? When our Wildwood clients finally decided to fi...
10/30/2026

Can we please normalize basements that don't look like… well, basements? When our Wildwood clients finally decided to finish theirs after 15 years, we wanted it to feel like a proper extension of their home.

They're a skiing family who love entertaining, collecting vintage alpine posters and, apparently, having a veryyy well-stocked w**e fridge situation. So we leaned into all of it.

Four w**e fridges, warm wood cabinetry, white shiplap and a gallery of colourful ski posters that gives the whole space so much personality. And those curved ceiling details? Our solution to some rather inconvenient existing ductwork.

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Come on in, because this Creemore home has a little something I wish we would see more of in renovations.CHARACTER. And ...
10/28/2026

Come on in, because this Creemore home has a little something I wish we would see more of in renovations.

CHARACTER. And lots of it. You know when you walk into an older home and immediately feel like it has stories to tell? That's exactly the kind of feeling you don't want to lose when updating it.

Inside, a beautiful stone fireplace, antique furniture, collected artwork and warm wood sit alongside a fresh, contemporary kitchen. I think that's the sweet spot with older homes. Making room for modern living without erasing all the wonderful things that made them special in the first place.

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10/26/2026

You don't have to choose between a kitchen with personality and one you won’t be sick of in five years. Davisville is my exhibit A.

The cabinetry is blue, the upper doors have their own custom profile, the hardware has this gorgeous little wave to it…and yet somehow, it all feels easy and relaxed. Just with a little spice.

We kept the palette soft, brought in plenty of warm wood and balanced those detailed uppers with simple flat-front cabinetry below. So yes, there’s quite a bit of personality happening here. But instead of one giant LOOK AT ME moment, it’s tucked into all these smaller decisions.

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My mom found my favourite settee at an estate sale years ago. I recovered it in a Paul Smith stripe, my first big splurg...
10/23/2026

My mom found my favourite settee at an estate sale years ago. I recovered it in a Paul Smith stripe, my first big splurge, and it’s still my favourite place to sit and look at the art wall I’ve collected over the years.

That probably tells you quite a bit about how I approach interior design. I love a mix of styles, a piece with a little history, and something unexpected that makes you look twice.

There’s room for all of that in one home. You don’t have to choose one style and stop loving everything else.

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I especially love this ensuite because I know what it changed for our clients. Their bedroom was on the third floor, but...
10/21/2026

I especially love this ensuite because I know what it changed for our clients. Their bedroom was on the third floor, but the bathroom was a flight of stairs away.

Now they can head upstairs, get ready for bed and settle in for the night. And the 2AM bathroom trip is considerably less of an expedition.

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One of the biggest neutral-room mistakes I see is getting so focused on keeping things light and airy that you accidenta...
10/19/2026

One of the biggest neutral-room mistakes I see is getting so focused on keeping things light and airy that you accidentally remove every bit of contrast. And then you’re standing there wondering why your beautiful beige living room feels a little… waiting room-ish.

This family room still feels soft and breezy, but the dark sectional grounds everything and the warm wood breaks up the pale tones. Collected artwork, greenery, brass and loads of different textures make it feel like a room you would want to settle into.

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The cheerful blue cabinetry might be what catches your eye first, but keep walking to the end of the kitchen because tha...
10/16/2026

The cheerful blue cabinetry might be what catches your eye first, but keep walking to the end of the kitchen because that little corner has my heart.

Our clients asked for a brighter, better-organized kitchen with more storage, but they also wanted a proper everyday gathering spot for their family of three. We had exactly 6x6 feet to make that second wish happen.

An L-shaped banquette let us squeeze in comfortable seating without crowding the kitchen, storage underneath uses every last inch, and the extra chair means a grandparent can easily join.

It’s breakfast nook, craft table, game-night spot and casual dining room all rolled into one. Not bad for six little feet, huh?

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Beautiful stone and plenty of things coming together. I love this stage, when the plans start becoming something you can...
10/14/2026

Beautiful stone and plenty of things coming together. I love this stage, when the plans start becoming something you can walk through.

10/13/2026

I think we can all relate to wishing we had a little more space for our favourite things.

Our client had nowhere to keep her handbags and jewelry, and not nearly enough closet space for her clothes. So we gave her beautiful open shelving for her handbag collection, space for jewelry and books, and 14 feet of closet space.

I love when a good space plan comes together like this.

10/12/2026

If you have a handbag collection currently living inside other handbags…this one's for you. Our Davisville client had a pretty simple ask for her principal bedroom: great closet space and somewhere for her handbags and jewelry.

Soooo naturally we took that and gave her 14 feet of closet space. Yep. Fourteen. Then we added open shelving for some of her handbag collection, jewelry boxes and even a few books, because not everything beautiful needs to disappear behind a closet door.

I think this might actually be my favourite kind of storage. Hide what you don’t want to see, display the things you love, and give everything else an actual home.

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