A Georgetown Railroad House, Transformed With Light and Love
Designer Azali Kassum reimagines her family’s 1800s Georgetown railroad home—preserving its layered history while creating a light-filled, livable space for a modern, growing family.
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A Grand Victorian Reimagined for Modern Family Life
Some homes come with stories woven right into their walls. The Markland Project—a sprawling 4,000-square-foot Queen Anne Victorian manor in Hamilton, Ontario—is one of them. Built in 1887 for William Southam, publisher of the Hamilton Spectator, this stately residence once echoed with the voices of steel magnates and society elites. Today, thanks to designer Sam Sacks and her team, it tells a new story: one of young family life, layered history, and artfully considered restoration.
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This Serene New Jersey Home Is Doing Quiet Luxury Right
In this New Jersey home, Colette Interiors guided the shift from cautious choices to bold, beautiful design, proving that quiet luxury comes down to texture, timeless materials, and a willingness to lean in.
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