Home Tour: Danielle Bryk’s Contemporary Toronto Home

One of Danielle’s favourite pieces of art hangs above the family’s cozy couch.

The unique shape of this accent chair becomes a central focus in the living room.

Seasonal blooms bring colour to the neutral dining room and play off the family’s well-curated art collection.

Danielle combines varied materials in the dining room, like a large wood table with a classic plastic Panton chair.

Neutral colours in the dining room allow the art-filled walls to command attention. We especially love the Lennon and Yoko prints in the corner.

Danielle’s an avid art collector and transformed a hallway of her home into a gallery wall with basic frames against stark white brick.

Danielle Bryk, host of Bryk House, welcomes HGTV.ca for a tour of her contemporary Toronto home.

Danielle’s designer home still has all the trappings of a busy family house, like a chalkboard wall for keeping track of events, and treasured artwork by the kids.

An open shelf shows of colourful candy, cookbooks, artwork and kitchen essentials.

Plank shelves show off the family’s contemporary dinnerware.

Box shelves staggered on the wall create a bit of intrigue in the kitchen.

A backyard window that floods the kitchen with light is the perfect perch for a few potted plants and herbs.

A colourful coat rack and blue and white porcelain umbrella stand pop against the white walls of an entryway.

A bright robin’s egg blue chair looks elegant in Danielle’s bedroom.

Danielle’s bedroom is calming and cozy, with plush bedding and a soft palette of neutral hues.

A fireplace and plenty of throws make the bedroom even more inviting.

An industrial bar becomes an artful display for Danielle’s favourite pieces of clothing, accessories and shoes.

It may not be a central space, but bathrooms deserve decor too. We love the subtlety of white antlers against the white bathroom wall.

A bathroom counter top is kept neat and tidy, with a small bowl of decorative keepsakes bringing personality (without clutter!).

A clutter-free bedroom lets unique pieces standout, like this eye-catching “Dream” light.

Danielle’s daughter Ella shows off her favourite dresses in a creative way on an antique hook.

A mini makeover featured on Bryk House turned Ella’s room into a hip hangout.

Danielle’s daughter Ella displays favourite snapshots of family and friends in a creative heart-shaped collage.

A play space with big bright windows creates the feeling of a treehouse for the kids to call their own.

Ella’s collection of sparkly dresses, nautical stripes and cool tulle skirts is put on display in open closets.

What teenager wouldn’t love this room? A statement wall made of record albums is just about as cool as it gets.

Danielle’s son’s room perfectly mixes old and new designs, like minimalist shelves next to classic plaid and an over-sized world map.

A nook in one of the boys’ bedrooms makes for a quiet study space with great natural lighting.

Graffiti art on the walls of Danielle’s son’s bedroom makes for a totally personalized room, with a nod to the city of Toronto.

Danielle created the perfect mix of old and new with modern furniture and vintage objects, like the boxing gloves hanging on the wall, and the old case next to the bed.