A couple retreats

The Little Italy home of two Toronto lawyers is a sanctuary of contemplation and creativity

Ann Margaret Oberst and Matthew Sullivan (pictured here in their living room) use their semi-detached downtown Toronto home for meditating, cooking, writing and winecellaring. The couple gave Precedent a tour.

Runaway Reno

The Larose family had found the perfect Bloor West home. They thought all it needed was a little touching up. Then they got ambitious

Living on the edge

Living on the edge of the Scarborough Bluffs

 

Behind the façade of Patrick James’ modest Toronto home lies a spectacular backyard view of Lake Ontario.

Family function

High ceilings, sun-filled rooms, and tropical colours make a former farmhouse home for a law couple and their four children.

 

Tractor pull

Civil litigator David Outerbridge fell in love with his wife, horses, and country living (in that order)

Comfortably Done

Gowlings partner Boyd Balogh made his move away from downtown with a combination of great taste, personality, and space for entertaining.

Loft in translation

Entertainment lawyer Stacey Mitsopulos recently traded condo fees for home ownership. With high ceilings, lots of light, and modern touches, her new home brings high-rise design down to ground level.

Dubai

At home in the desert, a Canadian couple finds opportunity and adventure in “Muslim Las Vegas&rdquo

Paul Bain

A converted button factory is the perfect home for an entertainment lawyer with an extensive art collection