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Memia Interiors focuses on the creative aspect of design. We work closely with our clients and execute the vision for their space.

08/30/2026

THE ENTERTAINMENT ROOM | TORONTO

This room has a little bit of everything I love - rich woodwork, warm lighting, beautiful stone and details that give the space depth without making it feel overdone.

Designed for entertaining, but still somewhere you’d want to settle into at the end of the night. The bar, billiards area and lounge each have their own moment, while still feeling like one complete space.

08/28/2026

BEAUTIFUL ISN’T ENOUGH ANYMORE.

We see beautiful rooms all day long.

Perfect furniture. Perfect lighting. Perfect finishes.

But perfection alone doesn’t make a space memorable.

I want a room to have a point of view. To make you stop. Look twice. Notice something you didn’t expect.

Because the rooms we remember are rarely the ones that simply played it safe.

Happy Friday! Xx Emina

08/27/2026

THE FIFTH WALL

Ceilings are often treated as an afterthought. We see them as an opportunity.

From soft recessed trays and fluted detailing to reflective surfaces, dropped forms and brass inlay, the ceiling can completely shift the architecture of a room - adding depth, rhythm and atmosphere without adding visual clutter.

Sometimes, the detail that changes a space most is the one above you.

08/26/2026

DUBAI RESIDENCE | THE GALLERY

The hallway became an opportunity to do something unexpected.

Curved oak panels soften the architecture, dark stone grounds the space, and brass details bring just enough contrast. Lighting is worked directly into the millwork, with sculptural sconces and a statement fixture adding another layer.

A passage, but never an afterthought.

08/25/2026

POWDER ROOM | TORONTO

Byzantine Pink Onyx, treated as architecture rather than ornament.

Its layered veining establishes the room’s rhythm - backlit around the mirror, folded over the vanity and continued underfoot. Dark oak and bronze temper its blush luminosity, while the fluted cabinetry sharpens the composition.

The room may be small. The gesture isn’t.

08/24/2026

TORONTO FAMILY ROOM

We wanted this room to feel warm, comfortable and a little unexpected.

The fireplace wall became the main feature, framed in warm oak with softly lit shelving, sculptural sconces and a curved stone surround. From there, we kept the furniture low and relaxed, mixing curved seating with oversized coffee tables and a patterned rug that brings just enough colour into the room.

It’s polished, but still feels like a family room - somewhere you actually want to spend time.

08/22/2026

Your doors shouldn’t be an afterthought.

They’re one of the largest architectural elements in a space - yet they’re often treated as something purely functional.

We see them differently.

A door can disappear seamlessly into wall paneling, introduce texture through reeded glass, become an opportunity for sculptural hardware, or command attention through beautiful woodwork and unexpected detailing.

The difference is in the details.

Because when every element is considered, even something as functional as a door becomes part of the architecture.

Save this for your next project.

08/21/2026

Designing beautiful spaces is what I do, but creating homes people actually love living in is what matters to me.

I don’t believe a home needs to feel perfect. It should feel comfortable, collected and personal. A true reflection of the people who live there.

Trends will come and go. Beautiful materials will always have their place. But a home that feels like you? That never goes out of style.

Emina x

08/20/2026

Guest Bedroom | Toronto Residence

Entering our warm era.

Cognac, taupe and cashmere grey layered with rich oak, soft textiles and sculptural details. A double tray ceiling with cove lighting adds a soft glow, while floor-to-ceiling drapery brings another layer of warmth.

A guest room designed to feel anything but secondary.

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08/19/2026

TORONTO RESIDENCE | FRONT FOYER

A first impression shaped through architecture, material and light.

For this Toronto residence, we approached the foyer and staircase as one continuous architectural composition. Warm white oak wraps the lower walls and staircase, while a softly textured plaster finish draws the eye upward through the double-height space.

Sculptural lighting was introduced at varying heights to emphasize the volume, while integrated step and cove lighting create a quieter layer of illumination throughout.

The result is warm, restrained and intentionally detailed - setting the tone for the home from the moment you enter.

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Caledon, ON

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http://www.memiainteriors.com/

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