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Toronto | Mississauga | West GTA

11/05/2026

A before and after from The Suburban Edit kitchen! The original kitchen wasn’t making the best use of the space, so we looked at how we could improve the layout and give our clients more room to work with.

By borrowing some space from the original dining room, we were able to extend the kitchen and introduce an island, giving our clients more counter space, storage and room to move around.

With the layout sorted out, we turned our attention to the finishes. Walnut cabinetry, soft neutral millwork and the custom arched range alcove give the kitchen its character.

Swipe through to see where we started!

📸: Melanie Curley

Contractor: Brendan Pearce
Appliances: Caplan’s Appliances
Countertops: Vicostone Canada
Tiles: Stone Tile International

11/04/2026

Introducing The Suburban Edit!

Before we started designing the kitchen, we needed to look at how the rest of the house was working.

Our clients are renovating their home in phases, so it was important to consider the bigger picture from the beginning. We wanted to make sure the changes we’re making now would still make sense as they continue to renovate other parts of the house.

The kitchen was one of the first areas we tackled, and this custom range alcove became the starting point for the design. We worked closely with our clients on the details, giving the range wall a strong focal point that anchors the rest of the kitchen.

There’s quite a bit more to share about this project, including some changes to the layout that made a big difference to how the main floor works.

📸: Melanie Curley

Contractor: Brendan Pearce
Appliances: Caplan’s Appliances
Countertops: Vicostone Canada
Tiles: Stone Tile International

10/30/2026

When you’re planning a major renovation or addition, you’re making some pretty significant decisions about a home that doesn’t exist yet.

That’s a big part of our job as architects: working through those decisions with you, so you understand what we’re proposing and why.

At Project Fulton, we started by looking at how the addition would work with the existing house, how the spaces would connect, where we could bring in more natural light and what structural changes would be needed.

From there, we developed the architectural drawings and renderings to help our clients understand the design, make decisions and see how the different parts of the project would work together.

Now that construction is underway, those drawings are being put to use on site. We’re continuing to review progress, coordinate with the construction team and work through questions as they arise.

Swipe through to see how Project Fulton has progressed from the design stage to where we are today.

10/29/2026

When your clients are a landscape architect and an environmental engineer, you can expect the relationship between the house and the outdoors to be a pretty important part of the conversation!

For The Garden House, the connection to the backyard was a priority from the beginning, along with using natural materials that would complement the existing brick home.

We chose wood cladding for the rear addition, giving it a different character from the original house without trying to replicate the existing architecture. The warmth of the wood works well alongside the brick, and helps make the transition between the house and garden feel more natural.

I don’t think an addition always needs to look like it was built at the same time as the original house. Sometimes allowing the new architecture to be a little different is the better approach.

10/23/2026

A new face at Aeon means it’s probably time for a proper team introduction. 👋

From left to right:
Maya is an Architectural Designer with a particular strength in interiors. She works across our architecture and interior design projects and has a great way with clients.

I’m Sacha, Aeon’s Principal Architect and founder. I lead the architectural direction of our projects and stay closely involved from the early design work through construction.

Simone is our newest addition and Junior Designer. She supports the team across our projects and is quickly getting immersed in how we work.

Peyton is our Operations Manager. She manages project coordination and client communication, while also keeping the business side of the studio moving.

We’re a small team, so we work closely together and everyone knows what’s happening across our projects. There are usually several of us looking at a problem, asking questions and weighing in before a decision gets made. I think our work is better because of it.

So, officially, hello from Maya, Sacha, Simone and Peyton. 🤍

10/21/2026

On Monday we shared the Fun Room at Project House of Praise. This is the other studio.

Both rooms needed to do essentially the same job, but there was no reason for them to look the same.

Where the Fun Room gave us room to use more colour, this studio went in a different direction. Darker finishes, wood and a more restrained palette give House of Praise another option depending on what they’re filming and who they’re filming with.

The technical requirements didn’t change. We were still working through acoustics, soundproofing, equipment, lighting and flexibility. What could change was the character of the room.

I think seeing the two studios together is one of the more interesting parts of this project. Same brief, two very different rooms.

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10/19/2026

How do you design a podcast studio when you don’t know what will be filmed there yet? 🎙️

Our clients needed two studios that could work for podcasts, YouTube, interviews and other content, with backgrounds that could change depending on what was being filmed.

So there was a lot to work through beyond what the rooms would look like on camera: equipment locations, acoustics and soundproofing, lighting, circulation, and enough flexibility to accommodate uses we don’t know about yet.

We started calling this one the Fun Room. We had more freedom here with colour and materials, which gave this studio a very different personality from the second one.

Aeon has been responsible for the architectural space planning, permitting and interior design for the project, and I’m looking forward to seeing this one finished.

10/15/2026

A first look at Project Kenollie’s kitchen in Mineola.

The existing kitchen was dark, visually heavy and simply didn’t have enough space. We removed a structural wall to open up the kitchen, which gave us room for a full-sized island and made a big difference to the flow through the main floor.

Our client used to live on the West Coast and wanted something much lighter and airier for this house, with some of that coastal feel coming through in the finishes and colour.

Construction starts in the new year. I’m excited to see this one come to life!

If you could change one thing about your current kitchen, what would it be?

Millwork: Ritcey Custom Cabinetry Ltd

Address

19 Stavebank Road
Toronto, ON

Telephone

+16474842350

Website

http://www.aeondesign.ca/

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