Beautiful Modern Homes by SMPL Design Studio, Ontario, Canada

Burlington, Ontario

Hamilton, Ontario

Oakville, Ontario

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About SMPL Design Studio

SUSTAINABLE

Whether upgrading the overall performance of a home, assessing the use of renewable electric/heating energy systems or possible sun path or guiding the homeowner on construction material selections, it's important to provide strong architectural design and a best final product that supports modern SUSTAINABLE building practices for protection environment on our planet for the future.

MODERN

One of good designers passion is MODERN. With the use of unique material selection, open space, clean lines and an architectural design that embodies unique style, good designers will guide homeowners through all possible aspects of the home design process to completely ensure a ready final product that is best and unique to homeowner.




PRACTICAL

Every modern home needs to be PRACTICAL. Good team of talented architectural designers focus on precise making the most of modern home space to create ideal floor plans that maximally optimize convenience, flow and space without sacrifice. The best result is both thoughtfully executed and beautifully designed.

LIVABLE

Optimizing the potential of a homeowner's LIVABLE space for as much as possible long term enjoyment should be at the core. Shape, location, lot size and countless other surrounding environmental elements and components are factored into this important part of the home design process. After combininng with homeowner’s vision and unique designer's style, it's possible to achieve a beautiful modern home everyone can be proud of.

2-story 10,000 sqft Black Home Design, Ontario, Canada

About Guido Costantino

Design	Guido Costantino
Project	44 Belvedere
Area	10,000 square foot
Bedrooms	5
Bathrooms	9
Location	South West Oakville, Halton Region, Lake Ontario, Southern Ontario, Canada
Photography	Peter Sellar

A 2-storey modern home in Ontario, Canada, is composed of a monochromatic palate of concrete, stucco, anodized siding, brick and a mix of transparent and opaque glass. The street face limits views into the home, providing privacy through the use of an interior large concrete wall and a frosted glass. In contrast, the rear exterior allows light to flood the inner space and provides expansive views.

This 2-storey modern home in Ontario, Canada, shows masterful consideration of fenestration design in a modern context. The layout of the windows and their internal divisions are well-ordered and clearly play a central role in the design composition, the large window expanses balancing nicely against the smaller windows of the more private areas of the home.