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Patti Wilson Design Inc.

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Patti Wilson Design Inc.

Est. 2008 ~ PWD Inc. is a premier interior design firm located in the heart of Main Street Newmarket

10/30/2026

There's something about this time of year that makes us appreciate the comforts of home just a little more.

As the last of the autumn leaves hold on and another season waits around the corner, we're finding every reason to linger a little longer in our favourite corners.

The richness of worn leather, generous layers of linen and wool, the warmth of natural wood and a fireplace that anchors the room. Add a few branches of beautifully coloured foliage, collected books and pieces with a little history, and suddenly the room feels perfectly suited to the season.

It's a reminder that creating a cozy home isn't necessarily about changing everything with the seasons. Sometimes it's simply about celebrating what makes a room feel inviting in the first place.

10/29/2026

We have a particular passion for kitchen design. It's where our appreciation for beautiful craftsmanship meets our love of creating spaces that genuinely work for the people who call them home.

Regardless of the size or scale of a project, there are certain things we never compromise on. Thoughtful proportions, intelligent planning, quality materials and the finer details that give a space its character.

Here, richly stained wood, beautifully tailored millwork, sculpted brass hardware and natural stone come together in a kitchen that feels both established and entirely at home in the present.

For us, the beauty of a kitchen is never about any one element. It's how everything works together, and how effortlessly it becomes part of everyday life.

10/27/2026

There's something rather wonderful about a home that reveals a little more of its personality with every doorway.

Here, two offices sit opposite one another, each with a character entirely its own. One rich with pattern, texture and a little romance. The other more restrained, with warm wood, collected pieces and a distinctly masculine sensibility. Different expressions, yet there's a beautiful conversation happening between them.

For us, it's not about making adjoining rooms look alike. It's about understanding how they relate to one another. The continuity of wood tones, the warmth of the finishes and the thoughtful framing of each doorway allow the spaces to feel connected without sacrificing their individuality.

And sometimes, the most interesting view isn't within a room at all, but what you discover looking through to the next.

We've been exploring this very idea in our latest Blog, The Spaces We Move Through. Read more at the link in our bio.

10/25/2026

Some of our favourite moments in a home happen in the spaces in between.

The morning rush, the familiar routine of coming and going, the little pause before the day begins.

A place to kick off your shoes, drop your bag or take a moment to yourself. We love when the most practical spaces in a home are also some of the most inviting.

Happy Sunday.

10/23/2026

As we soak up this beautiful fall weather, we know what's coming next. And while we're not quite ready to say goodbye to autumn, there's something pretty wonderful about watching the seasons change from the comfort of home.

A true four season space is about more than enjoying the view. It's about designing a room that feels equally inviting on a warm summer morning as it does during the first snowfall.

Here, expansive windows keep us connected to the landscape year round, while natural wood, textured stone, generous seating and a fireplace create warmth and comfort when the temperatures drop.

The landscape may change dramatically throughout the year, but the experience of being in this room remains every bit as beautiful.

10/21/2026

A room can be beautifully furnished and still feel like something is missing.

For us, that missing ingredient is often character. The kind that comes from mixing materials, textures and pieces that weren't necessarily made to sit together, but somehow belong.

In this space, the rugged texture of the stone fireplace and reclaimed timber beams establish a sense of history. We balanced that architectural weight with generously proportioned upholstery, softened the room with natural textiles and introduced collected objects, aged finishes and unexpected touches of colour.

There is a deliberate tension between the rustic and the refined, the substantial and the delicate. It's that interplay that gives the room its personality and keeps it from feeling overly designed.

10/17/2026

We have a soft spot for pieces with a past. The ones with a little history, beautiful imperfections and a character all their own.

At PWD, we love finding ways to give these pieces a new chapter. Here, vintage finds bring warmth and personality to a space grounded by beautifully crafted millwork, while the interplay of warm wood and richly textured herringbone tile adds an unexpected layer of interest.

It's a balance we're quite particular about. Knowing when to introduce something old, when to refine with something new, and how to bring it all together in a way that feels effortless.

Because a home should have a little soul, and certainly a story or two to tell.

10/16/2026

Two hallways. Two very different expressions of home.

One is rich in tone, layered with texture and a sense of intimacy. The other is light, open and quietly architectural. Neither is more timeless, more sophisticated or more considered than the other.

What they share is an approach to design that begins with the people who live there.

We believe the most interesting interiors come from understanding our clients rather than defining a particular look for them. Their personalities, the way they live, the things they are drawn to. All of it informs the decisions we make.

Different homes. Different stories. The same thoughtful approach to bringing them to life.

10/15/2026

Green has always been one of our favourite colours to work with, and for good reason.

There is a psychology to green that makes it particularly well suited to the spaces where we begin and end our day. Associated with nature, balance and restoration, it has a way of making a room feel grounded and restful without sacrificing depth or character.

Here, we carried a muted, earthy green from the bedroom through to the ensuite cabinetry, creating a connection between the two spaces without making them feel overly coordinated.

Paired with warm wood, richly veined stone and aged brass, the green brings a softness to the space that we love.

A little colour theory, a little instinct, and a colour we never seem to tire of.

Design, Furnishings & Project Management By: Patti Wilson Design
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10/12/2026

Thanksgiving always feels like a lovely reminder to appreciate what matters most.

As a designer, I spend so much of my time thinking about the way we live in our homes, but it's the people we share them with who give those spaces their meaning.

Today, I'm especially grateful for my family, the wonderful people I have the privilege of working alongside, and the clients who trust us with such a personal part of their lives.

Wishing you and your families a beautiful Thanksgiving, filled with love, laughter and a little time to slow down and enjoy it all.

With gratitude,
Patti 🤎

Address

474 Botsford Street, Suite 202
Newmarket, ON
L3Y1T3

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+19058300444

Website

http://www.pattiwilsondesign.com/

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