Puritan Gray House is a minimal home located in Toronto, Canada, designed by Otty along with interior stylists Good Eye. Nestled behind a robust stone façade, this expansive residence has been thoughtfully designed to accommodate a family of four. The original structure featured a double-height foyer with intricate handrails, but much of the space remained underutilized. By reimagining this area, the design team introduced new en-suite bathrooms and spacious walk-in closets adjacent to each bedroom, enhancing the home’s functionality. As guests enter, they are welcomed by a grand foyer defined by cool blue-gray tones, crisp white walls, and a marble floor laid in a brick pattern. The living area draws inspiration from Scandinavian design, with custom bookcases surrounding a marble fireplace. Rich walnut furnishings add warmth and sophistication, creating a balanced and inviting atmosphere. On the second level, the eye is drawn to a series of metal pickets and a custom white oak handrail, leading to an oversized oak door that serves as the dramatic entrance to the principal bedroom. This careful design choice elevates the space, adding a sense of grandeur.