Patti Wilson Design Inc.

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

The lower level of The Farm has its own rhythm.An afternoon walk around the pond, an armful of wood brought in for the f...
08/30/2026

The lower level of The Farm has its own rhythm.

An afternoon walk around the pond, an armful of wood brought in for the fire, then everyone finding their way back here for a drink, a game of cards or something to eat around the table.

With three bedrooms just beyond, it was designed as a place for their grown children and their families to settle in for the weekend and make themselves at home.

The kind of space that gets better when the house is full.

When we’re designing a principal suite, we’re never thinking about the bedroom and ensuite as two separate spaces. They ...
08/28/2026

When we’re designing a principal suite, we’re never thinking about the bedroom and ensuite as two separate spaces. They should feel like chapters of the same story.

A few things on our checklist when dreaming up both:

✓ How do you want the space to feel at the beginning and end of the day?

✓ Where can we introduce warmth and texture so the ensuite feels connected to the softness of the bedroom?

✓ What needs to be tucked away? Good storage is often what allows a room to feel calm.

✓ Where can we make a practical material choice feel like a design moment? The patterned tile wrapping the shower and vanity wall does exactly that here.

✓ Which finishes should carry from one room to the next? Warm wood, aged brass, soft greens and natural textures create the thread throughout this suite.

✓ And perhaps most importantly, does it feel like somewhere you actually want to retreat to?

At our Keffer Project, the cane bed, botanical artwork and layered textiles give way to warm oak cabinetry, unlacquered brass, patterned tile and a deep green herringbone floor in the ensuite.

Different rooms. Same language. Exactly how a principal suite should feel.

Design, Furnishings & Project Management By: Patti Wilson Design
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The Four Seasons Room at The Farm was designed around the landscape and the way this family lives within it.With windows...
08/26/2026

The Four Seasons Room at The Farm was designed around the landscape and the way this family lives within it.

With windows wrapping the room, the view becomes part of the interior. Right now, it is all green and summer light. In a few weeks, the trees will begin to turn and this room will take on an entirely different character.

It is also a room made for gathering. A long table for dinners with family and friends, comfortable seating around the fire, and enough connection between the two that everyone can settle in without the evening ever feeling divided between dining and living.

As fall approaches, we can picture this room full. Dinner on the table, a fire going, people lingering long after the plates have been cleared, and that changing landscape surrounding it all.

A home feels cohesive when there is a clear point of view behind it.Here, the same design language carries from the bedr...
08/24/2026

A home feels cohesive when there is a clear point of view behind it.

Here, the same design language carries from the bedroom into the ensuite: warm wood, aged brass, natural linen, tailored millwork and a restrained palette. There is a familiarity between the spaces without them feeling the same.

That connection matters to us. We want a home to feel like it was considered as a whole, with details, materials and finishes that relate to one another from room to room.

The result is a home that feels collected, comfortable and distinctly its own.
That consistency is what makes a home feel considered as a whole.

A beautiful kitchen is one thing. A beautiful kitchen that works exactly as it should is another.We believe the practica...
08/22/2026

A beautiful kitchen is one thing. A beautiful kitchen that works exactly as it should is another.

We believe the practical decisions deserve just as much attention as the pretty ones. Where things live. How you reach for them. What stays on the counter and what disappears behind a cabinet front. Even how a stack of plates or a collection of glasses is stored.

Because function should never feel like the compromise. When it is considered from the beginning, it becomes part of what makes a space beautiful.

A finished room is only one small part of what we do.Long before the furniture is placed and the final details are style...
08/19/2026

A finished room is only one small part of what we do.

Long before the furniture is placed and the final details are styled, we are thinking about how a home should feel, how it should function and how every decision will relate to the next.

From the architecture and material palette to the furnishings, art and objects that make a home personal, our role is to create a sense of continuity throughout.

The goal is never simply a beautiful room. It is a home that feels considered, collected and deeply connected to the people who live there.

We needed this principal ensuite to feel open and fluid, with generous clearances and an easy flow through the space, bu...
08/14/2026

We needed this principal ensuite to feel open and fluid, with generous clearances and an easy flow through the space, but we still wanted it to feel warm and full of character.

The mosaic stone floor brings a beautiful rhythm and movement, grounded by the dark reeded cabinetry and the warmth of unlacquered brass. Traditional cross handles and porcelain Hot and Cold insets add a layer of old world charm against the stone.

A space designed with both beauty and longevity in mind.

A kitchen and dining space pairing dreamed up in the PWD Studio. Designed to coexist effortlessly, these two rooms balan...
08/13/2026

A kitchen and dining space pairing dreamed up in the PWD Studio.

Designed to coexist effortlessly, these two rooms balance warmth and refinement, creating a natural flow from everyday living to beautiful gatherings. Classic detailing, rich finishes and a considered contrast of light and dark give the spaces a sense of permanence. Timeless, tailored and made for hosting beautifully.

Design, Furnishings & Project Management By: Patti Wilson Design
Photography By:

There’s something to be said about working with clients who have become friends.We’ve all heard the advice: never work w...
08/10/2026

There’s something to be said about working with clients who have become friends.

We’ve all heard the advice: never work with family, never do business with friends. But after nearly 20 years of doing this work, I have to say our experience has often been quite the opposite.

Designing someone’s home requires a level of trust that is difficult to describe. You are invited into their home, their routines, their history, their hopes for how they want to live. You learn what matters to them, what they hold onto, what they are ready to change and what they hope this next chapter will feel like.

When that relationship deepens into friendship, I don’t believe it compromises the creative process. I believe it can make it better.

There is a sacred responsibility in being trusted with someone’s forever home, and that has never been lost on me. Every note, every conversation, every passing thought and every wish matters.

Because the best homes we create are not simply a reflection of our work. They are a reflection of the people who trusted us to know them well enough to create something that feels unmistakably theirs.

Some of the most meaningful homes aren't created by starting over. They're shaped by honouring what matters most.This fa...
08/07/2026

Some of the most meaningful homes aren't created by starting over. They're shaped by honouring what matters most.

This family had spent years building a home filled with memories, heirlooms, treasured furniture, and the traditions that came with them. Our role wasn't to replace that story. It was to continue it, weaving old and new together in a way that felt seamless while creating spaces that invite connection, conversation, and gathering for years to come.

Because the best homes don't forget where they've been. They simply make room for what's next.

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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

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+19058300444

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