This magnificent Kensington Market house located in the vibrant and historic Toronto neighborhood is a stylish addition to an L-shaped lot, making it a quiet and enchanting space off the beaten path.
Designed by Canadian firm Superkul, this beautiful Kensington Market house was created with the busy location in mind and makes the most of the natural light with enormous windows and a white monochrome interior. The exterior appears grey and understated, with a landscaped front garden that blends well with the rest of the pedestrian-scaled area that plays host to many events and festivals.
The Kensington Market house by Superkul boasts 11.5 foot cathedral-style ceilings and skylights that create the illusion of a lot more space and creates a perfect backdrop for peering out into the busy city.
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- Architecture
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