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10/23/2026

Sometimes you have to revisit the beginning to remember how far you’ve come. These before photos tell the whole story!

A brand new kitchen, with upper cabinets that go all the way to the ceiling and a unifying colour palette throughout make not only the kitchen, but the whole condo feel more expansive. The appliances remained. Now they blend in so beautifully with their new surroundings.

Design Julie Taylor Interiors

🔨 David Petrie Cabinetry

📷 KIELY RAMOS ◦ Toronto Interior & Architectural Photographer

10/22/2026

A fantastic mid-town condo in need of a refresh. Our lovely client had great ideas and a priority list already established when she reached out.

A new kitchen was the big one, but all the smaller updates we made along the way really elevated this space overall. Take a 👀 at the before shot.

We got rid of the popcorn ceilings, added engineered wood floors throughout, decorative lighting, improved the window treatments, and the larger rug in here, was essential.

This condo…she’s in her sophisticated era.

Design Julie Taylor Interiors

Contracting Dino Roussetos

Photography KIELY RAMOS ◦ Toronto Interior & Architectural Photographer

10/13/2026

A peek into the powder room of our Beaches project. This was the one room that got more than a cosmetic upgrade.

This main floor bathroom had a shower that wasn’t being used, so we gave most of that space back to the office which shares a wall.

We retained just enough space from the shower cavity to add in custom storage…that matches the vanity of course. We repeated the rich warm wood tones here; the common thread between all the spaces of this family home.

Colour…the most effective unifying element of design.

Not sure what my favourite feature is here, the millwork or the floors ✨

Design Julie Taylor Interiors Natalie Rebelo

Cabinetry David Petrie

Art LINDSAY • CHAMBERS • PAINTING 🌿

Photography KIELY RAMOS ◦ Toronto Interior & Architectural Photographer

10/09/2026

Creating unity through consistency was the approach here. Parging allowed us to eliminate both the popcorn wall texture, and the texture of the brick.

➡️Take a look at the before to see where we started from.

The other major element was the ceiling. By staining it the deeper, richer colour of the floors, we achieved more cohesion in this space.

Final touches were the window treatments and light fixtures. And while furnishings weren’t in scope for this project, we think it all came together beautifully.

Design Julie Taylor Interiors Natalie Rebelo

Art Dina Cline

Photography KIELY RAMOS ◦ Toronto Interior & Architectural Photographer

10/08/2026

This view of our Beaches project provides a glimpse of the addition at the back of our clients’ house that was added many years ago.
The challenge was to make these two spaces, given their distinct architectural differences, speak to each other without undergoing major construction.
There were many textures and materials competing for attention in the family room. In the before photo, you can see the popcorn-like walls, dark red brick on the fireplace, and sloped wood ceiling. And that wood continued around door and window openings and in some areas, along the top of the wall. It was a lot.
So we simplified. The textures, the materials and the colours, to create more cohesion between the spaces. They are still unique, but now they are speaking the same language.

Design Julie Taylor Interiors Natalie Rebelo

Photography KIELY RAMOS ◦ Toronto Interior & Architectural Photographer

10/07/2026

M A I N C H A R A C T E R E N E R G Y

For clients who like cool colours and appreciate a bit of whimsy and playfulness, we took this room from bland to show-stopper.

Take a look at the before to see where we started from.

The paint and wallpaper create the immediate impact, but the smaller details help create unity and enhance the overall look and feel. We added new lighting, cabinet hardware in a similar warm tone, and the Roman window shade adds some welcome texture and softness to the space.

A perfect place to host all the gatherings. And just in time for Thanksgiving. 🍂

Design Julie Taylor Interiors and Natalie Rebelo

Photography KIELY RAMOS ◦ Toronto Interior & Architectural Photographer

08/16/2026

Lazy Sunday vibes in this spot right here 💛

08/15/2026

All the angles. This shot captures the new closet doors we added that really elevate the room. Same hardware, but a different door style, different finish and painted darker than the walls makes them stand out just the right amount.

Photography KIELY RAMOS ◦ Toronto Interior & Architectural Photographer

08/14/2026

Bedroom goals. This one is a showstopper if we do say so ourselves. Rich colours, layered lighting, a high-pile wool rug, and automated blackout drapery are some the key moves that add a touch of luxury, to be enjoyed everyday.

Photography KIELY RAMOS ◦ Toronto Interior & Architectural Photographer

08/13/2026

Some before, during and after shots. A top to bottom tour of our Hunter Street Project.

Address

133 Riverdale Avenue
Toronto, ON
M4K1C2

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+14162764575

Website

https://www.julietaylorinteriors.com/

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