I used to be way more into television home design shows that I am at the moment. I used to watch them almost obsessively regardless of the quality of the programming or the taste-level of the outcome. I have slowly weaned off of design shows over the years, however I am still a huge fan of Sarah Richardson, a Canadian designer, who used to have a typical design program (that is where you redo a room of a house) but over the last couple of years has branched off into a bigger projects whereby she purchases and remodels an entire property, be it a home, farmhouse or an apartment.
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Sarah's trusty sidekick in these projects is Tommy Smythe who started off as a background player but over the years has developed as Sarah's partner in crime. They share a great rapport and, as I love the way they decorate homes, I was very excited to get a peek inside of Tommy's own apartment in Toronto. It's always interesting to see what they do for clients as compared to what they feel most comfortable with at home. It's refreshing to note that the two lines do not diverge very much. I do enjoy the light, bright and cheery look of Tommy's apartment as well as is his use of textures, textiles stripes and colours.
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