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Irene Gankevitch Design – Toronto Homes Magazine

For one of our assignments for Toronto Homes Magazine Spring issue, we got to photograph interior designer Irene Gankevitch’s home, a modern, minimalist residence with great double-height windows and natural light aplenty. We would like to highlight, again, Laurie Clark’s major contribution with her (always) excellent styling touch.

 

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modern, minimalist kitchen photograph

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