DaninToronto
Active Member
Thanks Solaris
Kitchen cupboards = gross.
Kitchen cupboards = gross.
Toronto Minto Midtown | 160.01m | 52s | Minto Group | Zeidler
andrejeffry
Active Member
I went through all 38 pages of this thread and it seems no one has posted this before (suprisingly) ... came across these pics on the internet which may be of interest to some:
they're old pics
that's the model suite for the south tower,
andrejeffry
Active Member
here's some pics from one of the north tower lofts
urbandreamer
recession proof
Ugh! That unit needs some colour! Brown on brown with white is never gonna work.
I'd go for magenta backsplash tiles with brown cabinets and a nice pink shaggy carpet to match. (And painted off white fridge and stove.)
I'd go for magenta backsplash tiles with brown cabinets and a nice pink shaggy carpet to match. (And painted off white fridge and stove.)
Solaris
Senior Member
nonetheless... you must agree the unit indeed looks very 'lofty' 
Conrad Black
Senior Member
I think the unit looks great.
FunkyTechnician
New Member
Are the ventilation pipes permanent?
And do you have a choice in your kitchen's lay out?
And do you have a choice in your kitchen's lay out?
yyzer
Senior Member
Ditto.....
andrejeffry
Active Member
yeah the pipes are permanent.
you can choose the kitchen colors, but as far as the layout it's fixed, though you can opt not to install the kitchen island for a reduced price. Without the island it makes the unit even roomier.
KindredSpirit
New Member
Actually, that's the Empire (the unit I have) model suite for the north tower. Believe it or not, that cabinet finish was only available in Landmark II, 42+ floor I believe. I agree the cabinets are ugly lol. The suite is only lofty looking because it's in the sales office and that is it's ceiling.
Oh, and if you have the Empire Suite, you can never achieve this look without a great deal of fighting and pushing to get the thermostat moved from the middle of the wall where they show the wall unit in the Living Room and the cable outlet moved from the bedroom (never happened, I had rogers drill a hole). The cable outlet for the living room is by the windows in the corner on the opposite wall, which because of the barn doors, would leave you running cable directly across the floor in the pathway to the den in order to get to said wall unit, a safety hazard. The fighting and pushing was to get the wall patched afterwards as moving the thermostat leaves 5 holes in the living room wall and it took 3 patch jobs, each requiring sanding, 2 AFTER I moved in in spite of daily requests to finish before I moved in and the movers put my wall unit there. I'm still royally PO'd as they left my wall unit in it's 4 pieces after the last time and I can't do the lifting and pushing required to reassemble it or get my new tv onto it. Plus everything is covered in plaster dust. So much for the repeated promises of it being done and dry by the time I moved in. I even had to fight them to paint the wall with the paint my painter left as he couldn't do it due to the first patch job being so bad.
Mary
Oh, and if you have the Empire Suite, you can never achieve this look without a great deal of fighting and pushing to get the thermostat moved from the middle of the wall where they show the wall unit in the Living Room and the cable outlet moved from the bedroom (never happened, I had rogers drill a hole). The cable outlet for the living room is by the windows in the corner on the opposite wall, which because of the barn doors, would leave you running cable directly across the floor in the pathway to the den in order to get to said wall unit, a safety hazard. The fighting and pushing was to get the wall patched afterwards as moving the thermostat leaves 5 holes in the living room wall and it took 3 patch jobs, each requiring sanding, 2 AFTER I moved in in spite of daily requests to finish before I moved in and the movers put my wall unit there. I'm still royally PO'd as they left my wall unit in it's 4 pieces after the last time and I can't do the lifting and pushing required to reassemble it or get my new tv onto it. Plus everything is covered in plaster dust. So much for the repeated promises of it being done and dry by the time I moved in. I even had to fight them to paint the wall with the paint my painter left as he couldn't do it due to the first patch job being so bad.
Mary
andrejeffry
Active Member
Redroom Studios
Senior Member
indeed, a very nice and spacious layout. my only complaint would be that having the stove and dishwasher directly next to one another looks a bit awkward. But I guess it must save lots of time putting away the pots and pans and bakeware...
The Mongoose
New Member
PDI Tomorrow
For anyone still waiting, I will be getting my first look at my 2+1 tomorrow. I hope to take some decent pictures and will get them up ASAP.
For anyone still waiting, I will be getting my first look at my 2+1 tomorrow. I hope to take some decent pictures and will get them up ASAP.
Jarrek
Active Member
nonetheless... you must agree the unit indeed looks very 'lofty'
I would have gone with a lighter backsplash, but other than that the unit looks top notch.
yin_yang
Active Member
we definitely look forward to them!