Located in Mineola West near the Credit River, this custom residence reinterprets traditional farmhouse architecture for modern family living.

Designed by Aeon founder and Principal Architect Sacha Lee for her own family, the home reflects a philosophy of quality over quantity. Every square foot was carefully considered, with architecture and interiors designed together to create a home that feels generous, personal and connected to its surroundings.

Natural light, a covered porch and a walkout basement strengthen the connection between indoors and out, while thoughtful material choices bring warmth and lasting character. Years later, the home continues to shape Sacha’s approach to designing homes for Aeon’s clients.

Designed for homeowners who love to cook and entertain, this renovation blends traditional farmhouse charm with modern refinement. Classic shaker cabinetry, reeded glass, and textured plaster bring character to the kitchen, while durable hickory flooring and quartz countertops balance beauty with everyday practicality.

Thoughtful details throughout include a custom dry bar for entertaining, a serene bathroom retreat, and a reimagined mudroom with smart storage for busy family life.

The result is a timeless, tailored home designed for real living.

Rooted in decades of family memories, this renovation reimagines a much-loved home to better support the next chapter of its owners’ lives. By relocating the internal staircases, we transformed the main floor layout, expanding the kitchen and creating connected living spaces designed for gathering and entertaining.

Upstairs, a refined primary suite and dedicated home office bring comfort and functionality, while a redesigned façade with Belgian brick cladding and carefully positioned windows gives the home a renewed sense of architectural presence.

The result is a timeless transformation that honours the home’s history while making room for new family traditions.

The New Tudor reimagines a home for a growing family, drawing inspiration from the client’s childhood landscape in British Columbia and the rare opportunity to live alongside the Humber ravine.

A series of past renovations had left the home with a fragmented layout and disconnected spaces. Our design approach rethought the home’s organization, creating a more intuitive flow and strengthening connections to the surrounding landscape through natural light and carefully framed views.

The existing Tudor character was thoughtfully refined through updated proportions and materials, balancing traditional charm with modern living.

The result is a home rooted in memory and place, thoughtfully designed to serve the family for generations to come.

The Suburban Edit reimagines an existing home to better support everyday family life. By reworking the main floor as a whole, we introduced a dedicated pantry, improved connections between the kitchen, dining and living areas, and integrated custom millwork and storage. Thoughtful architectural changes and cohesive interiors transformed the flow and function of the home without adding square footage.