This vintage-inspired mirror and console table are the perfect fit for Letitia and Stefan’s cozy entrance. “It was an antique find from Uncle Joe’s Attic in Brighton, Ont., says Letitia. “I highly recommend a visit.”

The blue vase is from IKEA, and the pink bunny tails are from a local florist. The pink and blue contrast adds a playful and whimsical first impression to their bright and eclectic home.

“The black fireplace insert came with the house. I never lived with a fireplace before and I love it,” says Letitia. Candy-coloured twisted vases along the hearth add a splash of colour.

Seashell pillows have been trending all over Instagram, but this piece is one of a kind. How do we know? Letitia made it herself. Watch how she made her DIY seashell pillow here.

With its black lacquered finish and gold detailing, this abstract-shaped coffee table and matching side number was exhumed from the Flashdance era. What a feeling!

What’s a home without cozy touches?  Chunky blankets and vibrant pillows add zip and warmth to the couple’s home.

With so much time spent working from home, why not dedicate one of the best rooms as you office?  “We got lucky because this house has three bedrooms, so we both have an office,” says Letitia. She chose a bright, airy scheme for hers.

Letitia peppered her place with blue accessories for continuity. This curvy vase offers a dose of deep colour, and there’s that pink again (we last saw it in those bunny tails).

Letitia relocated one of the side tables from the living room to her office and set up a little vignette of pretty things. The checkered tin box is a thrifted Facebook find.

“My style is modern with pops of colour. I love antiquing and finding vintage pieces,” says Letitia. She picked up this quirky fibreglass statue at a garage sale. “The hair strands are pieces of glass. It’s incredibly fragile,” she says. And it’s sentimental: it’s the first home-decor item the couple bought together.

A moveable table over the bed is giving us all the luxury feels. Who wouldn’t want breakfast in bed here?

The couple’s soothing monochromatic bedroom is painted Almond Wisp by Behr. If you’re looking for a warmer alternative to white, then this is the shade for you.

The couple’s bedroom is wide, so Letitia decided to design a built-in floating side table that acts as a make-up station as well. Wood strips invite textural punch to the space. Watch how her tutorial here.

Here’s some more of that blue that keeps the house feeling cohesive. The funky velvet stool is from AliExpress.

Instead of another floating table, Letitia and Stefan opted for this circular nightstand. The asymmetrical look and greenery in the vase brings character to the space.

“We’re starting the kitchen next month. We’re doing everything ourselves,” says Letitia. The list includes updating the appliances, painting and refinishing the cabinets and tiling the floors as as well as adding a new backsplash. “With colourful grout,” says Letitia who also plans to build a breakfast nook. We can’t wait to see the finished product.