Decore J'adore

We purchased a circa 1929, 2 story, single detached, charming red brick home in Toronto years ago and decorating it has not been a challenge since art deco and vintage classic design styles 

are among my favorite.  The house itself is full of charm with it's stain glass windows, brass accents, solid cherry wood through out and solid design, as well.  Was not hard to find the perfect pieces for it.  I still want to replace the furniture in the living room but I want to have my basement redone first.  Hopefully soon.

I found this majestic vintage art deco brass peacock fireplace cover for a mere $40 Canadian on Kajiji.  It even has patina on it but since I will be keeping it I might polish her up.  Goes perfectly with the house.    

My husband and I were at the Don Valley Art Show at Todmorden Mills and picked up this beautiful painting by Judy Tarnofski called Mid-Summer Medley.

Here are my Bob Mackey of NY dining room table and chairs at the smaller setting.  I have another two chairs and 2 table inserts to make it even bigger.  It's very lovely and of okay quality.  With reproductions they are usually not solid.

One of my stain glass windows.  This one is located in the dining room.  It's such a beautiful piece that really brings such charm to the room and house.

98% of my doors have glass knobs and the rest are brass.  The home inspector mentioned how rare that was and was so impressed at how original our house was.  We were very lucky to say the least. 

My vanity was a lot of work.  There were carpets upstairs and ugly 80s light yellow particle board built in desk and walk in closet.  I ripped it all out and we were lucky to have had the original hardwood floors underneath all throughout the house in which we had the upstairs refinished and then the rooms painted.  

Our backyard is landscaped with Japanese plants and trees mostly.  It's very beautiful to say the least.

Even the door hardware is incredible.