This must-see Ontario mountain home from TOM Interior Design Studio is the perfect example of establishing the look of a cozy retreat with a timeless organic-modern style.
As passionate and creative designers, Lindsay Mens and Haley Dermenjian of TOM Interior Design Studio struck a luxuriously harmonious balance in this home design while adding bold and statement-making elements to every room. This must-see Ontario mountain home is the perfect example of establishing the look of a cozy retreat with a timeless organic-modern style.
Design by TOM Interior Design Studio | Photography by Patrick Biller
If you look at what classifies a design style as organic modern, this home perfectly aligns with the common characteristics. This home is composed of simple pieces and organic silhouettes, accented by natural materials and textures. There is greenery inside every room, connecting the entire home to the theme of nature and organic forms. Beautifully executed, this stunning mountain home is grand, chic and cozy.
The Entryway
This rustic entryway is the perfect open-armed welcome for this home, which captures a warm and cozy energy. From the intricate wooden buffet to the painting and decorative vases, this space is simple yet magnetic.
The Main Room
The main living room is one of the most stunning spaces in this home, excellently balancing and layering natural colors and linen textures with soft hues. The dark-green sofa accents the design perfectly, making the greenery on the table pop as well.
The Kitchen & Dining Area
This sleek and sophisticated kitchen/dining area gives off a grand, yet warm and welcoming energy. This areaβs palette is composed of three colors that provide bold contrasts and make the space balanced and dynamic.
The Primary Bedroom
The primary bedroom of this home is the definition of comfort and style. The minimalist color scheme makes the dark accents really stand out and brings the organic elements to life. The simplicity and depth in this room encapsulate relaxation and peace.
The Primary Bathroom
Design by TOM Interior Design Studio | Photography by Patrick Biller
The ensuite bathroom is sleek, smooth, and stunning. Drawing from the neutral palettes used in other areas of the home, this space emphasizes a luxurious yet minimalist aesthetic. This bathroom looks like the ideal place for relaxing after a long day of hitting the slopes or entertaining guests.
The Family Room
This second living space leans into a minimalist arrangement of color and design, making the natural elements pop while not letting them overpower the layout.
The Mudroom
Design by TOM Interior Design Studio | Photography by Patrick Biller
The mudroom of this home is a cozy space that is both functional and convenient, as well as capturing the same charming and natural elements as the rest of the home. The window offers a look into the scenery while also bringing in natural light, while the composition of the shelves, baskets and pillows offer a balanced dynamic.
The Guest Bathroom
Design by TOM Interior Design Studio | Photography by Patrick Biller
The hall bathroom is one of the smallest spaces in this home, but it packs one of the biggest visual punches due to the deep hues and intricate details in the wallpaper. The green of the design contrasts perfectly against the wood surfaces as well as compliments the flowers and makes the mirror frame pop.
TOM Interiors is making the world cozier one design at a time.
When curating pieces for this home, Lindsay and Haley of TOM wanted to make it an effortlessly chic, relaxing weekend retreat for a family that both loved to ski and entertain guests β thus, the bold mountain-themed photography and earth-inspired colors. This home marvelously embodies the modern and fresh image of Ski Chalet.
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