Master Oak sets the tone in luxury Toronto apartment
Project details
Location: Toronto
Country: Canada
Sector: Residential
Architect: Rebecca Paul Designs
Photographer: Salisbury Media Group
Natural down to the finest detail
The authentic look and feel of oak played a key role in the choice of materials. “A lot of laminates look very plastic, and that compromises the integrity of the design,” explains architect Rebecca Paul. Master Oak offered exactly the natural texture and refinement the concept called for. The result comes remarkably close to solid oak or veneer. “You really can’t tell the difference. And that’s exactly the point,” Rebecca adds.
How Master Oak ties the entire interior together
In a luxury interior, you want everything to feel just right. That’s why Master Oak double fumed appears throughout the apartment. From the kitchen and built-in cabinetry to the bathroom, the oak design creates a warm, consistent look from room to room. And that sense of cohesion makes all the difference. “These homes are marketed as complete luxury concepts,” Rebecca explains. “So the look needs to be consistent throughout.”
The sustainable alternative to oak
And what if you could achieve that warm oak look while making a more sustainable material choice? The wood used in Master Oak panels comes from 100% recycled waste wood. Master Oak also offers practical advantages: it is three times more scratch-resistant than real oak, easy to maintain and colourfast. The result? An interior that continues to impress long after that first look.
Panels used in this project:
Master Oak double fumed
- 0H914 Master Oak (V2A)
