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Regina Sturrock Design Inc.

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Regina Sturrock Design Inc.

We are a design firm offering high-caliber services to Burlington, Oakville and the Greater Toronto

11/12/2026

We just received our crowning touch sconces that will frame a beautiful floor-to-ceiling feature wall of Calacatta Borghini and we can’t wait to install them!
Next up - the draperies that will flank the entire scene at our Tilford project.
Interior design Regina Sturrock

11/11/2026

Want a room with real drama? Here’s how we do it at RSD ✨

1) Drench it in one colour.
Walls, trim, millwork, ceiling, all in the same shade. Everyone calls it colour drenching now, but we’ve been doing it for years. Go deep and moody or soft and luminous; either way the room wraps around you. I love how simple it is, and how it frames little glimpses of contrast in the next space ~ which brings me to…

2) Contrast.
Contrast creates focus and holds the eye. Black and white is timeless and chic, and it works for perfect symmetry or for an unexpected asymmetrical moment. It also lets each piece perform. Even a black faucet against a white ground becomes sculpture.

3) Group with intention.
Drama often comes from the simplest things gathered as one. I love layering monochromatic tones over both intricate and clean-lined forms. One palette lets the shapes do the talking.

4) Start with the architecture.
For me, the most compelling spaces begin with a classic, well-considered envelope. We obsess over trim profiles and the unique turns that tell a room’s authentic story. Get that right, and even an empty room is captivating.

Which one speaks to you? Drenched, contrasted, or all about the bones? Tell me below 👇
Interior design Regina Sturrock

11/05/2026

How do we transition colour so that openings look right from room to room? (Sound on)
In rooms that are saturated with a one-colour wrap, there are no trim colours to break the colour. Therefore, with or without a break with trim colour, the jamb always gets the colour of the larger space.
Now, there are no steadfast rules since sometimes a pocket door will present a whole different perspective, and in some cases, the jambs, as featured in the next slide, take on their own material and finish.
But it’s these small considerations in the details that make all the difference!
Site days Regina Sturrock

In this room, transitions are of a rift cut oak, and will divide the spaces intuitively. We are planning for a beautiful lacquer finish on the ceiling to animate the space but the walls trim and ceiling will connect in colour for saturated appeal.

In this two-storey Great Room, its finishing and colour reach into the upper halls. However, where it transitions into the kitchen, there is a shift in colour.
Here, the great room gets the larger part of the real estate on the jamb.

11/03/2026

THE RSD FAVOURITE WHITES NO. 1
Many have asked. So here are some of the RSD favourite whites. Make sure you scroll to the end for our go-tos!
We often use them as all-over wraps from architecture to millwork. When off-whites are this sophisticated and nuanced they deserve the real estate!
Interiors by Regina Sturrock
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THE RSD FAVOURITE WHITES NO. 2

THE RSD FAVOURITE WHITES NO. 3

THE RSD FAVOURITE WHITES NO. 4

THE RSD FAVOURITE WHITES NO. 5

THE RSD FAVOURITE WHITES NO. 1
Benjamin Moore OC-45 Swiss Coffee Light and bright. A soft warm white.

THE RSD FAVOURITE WHITES NO. 2
Benjamin Moore OC-39 Timid White
Delicate and warm. A tailored creamy white.

THE RSD FAVOURITE WHITES NO. 3
Benjamin Moore OC-51 Intense White
Sophisticated and serene. A nuanced, cool white.

THE RSD FAVOURITE WHITES NO. 4
Benjamin Moore OC-55 Paper White
Clean and crisp. A touch of grey off-white.

THE RSD FAVOURITE WHITES NO. 5
BM 0C 65 Chantilly Lace
A classic go-to that vibes like fresh cotton.

11/02/2026

Our Kitchen at the Chateau is where beautiful details reveal themselves with gracious appeal.
Interior design. Millwork design Regina Sturrock
Millwork craftsmanship Robert Design Group Limited

Book-matched veneer and marquetry inlay on the island ends offer understated renditions of classic techniques, while metal fretwork over eglomise harmonizes with the same patterns rendered in bas relief on key sections of the cabinetry.

A mobile-style luminaire, created element by element, brings levity to the two-story space, a considered counterpoint to the richness below.

This kitchen brings art, craftsmanship and creative renditions of the classics into full circle.

‘This kitchen nourishes the senses through the quiet discovery of beautiful details, craftsmanship, and artful elements’

– Regina Sturrock

10/28/2026

The Staircase Cadence
Can you hear the music?
A staircase holds the rhythm, carrying its melodic messages from storey to storey.
This architectural wonder. whether expressed with simple, elegant restraint or enriched with robust historical detailing, has always held the cadence within RSd projects.
Interior architecture and design by Regina Sturrock

Address

3455 Harvester Road, Unit 13
Burlington, ON
L7N3P2

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 5pm
Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	10am - 5pm
Thursday	10am - 5pm
Friday	10am - 5pm

Website

https://www.reginasturrockdesign.com/

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