A luxury tropical bedroom with a low platform bed, exposed wooden beams, and floor-to-ceiling glass opening onto a lush garden.

Interior Design Studio · Toronto

Interiors that feel like a holiday home.

Deborah Taylor Interiors brings Bali-inspired coastal luxury to residential spaces — serene, natural, and timeless, with the outdoors always close by.

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The philosophy

Natural luxury, lived in every day.

Great interiors should feel like a deep breath. Deborah Taylor designs homes that borrow the calm of a coastal resort — warm teak, woven rattan, raw stone, and plush linen — and makes them entirely livable. Serene without being precious, and timeless rather than trend-led.

  • SereneQuiet palettes and uncluttered rhythms that lower the noise of daily life.
  • NaturalHonest materials — wood, stone, fibre — left to show their grain.
  • LuxuriousConsidered texture and light, not excess. Comfort you can feel.
  • TimelessForms and finishes chosen to age gracefully, not to date.
A sunlit tropical bedroom nook with a sheer linen curtain, an open wooden window, and a rattan chair overlooking greenery.
An open-air tropical lounge with a woven-roof pergola, rattan pendant lights, and lush planting.

Indoor–outdoor living

Rooms that open to the breeze.

From canopy bedrooms above the water to living rooms that dissolve into the garden — the studio treats the threshold between inside and out as the most important detail in the home.

Selected work

Home by the Sea — a Bali-style retreat.

A complete residential concept built around coastal calm. These are the materials and moods that define the studio’s hand — presented as the mood boards that shape each project.

Bali-style coastal interiors mood board by Deborah Taylor Interiors: bedroom, living room, stone bath, and dining space in linen, teak, and ocean tones.

Mood board 01

Home by the Sea

A serene palette of linen, sand, teak, and seafoam — with rattan lighting and stone baths placed against open views.

Coastal living mood board by Deborah Taylor Interiors showing a teak-ceilinged living room, stone planters, and a poolside terrace.

Mood board 02

Coastal Living

Textural layering — woven fibres, raw timber, and tropical green — that turns a house into a retreat.

A dark teak Balinese sculpture beside a vase of tropical blooms on a timber surface.

Curated objects

Light, texture, calm.

The finishing layer is where a room becomes personal — a found object, a single bloom, the way evening light falls across a wall.

What we do

Design, sourced and realized.

Full-service design

Concept, space planning, custom furnishings, materials, procurement, and on-site styling — managed end to end.

Virtual design

Mood boards, sourcing lists, and detailed plans delivered online, so you can work with the studio from anywhere.

Styling & curation

Thoughtful layering of textiles, art, and objects that turn a finished room into a home with a story.

New-build & renovation

Early collaboration with architects and builders to set layouts, finishes, and light before the walls go up.

How we work

From first call to finished home.

  1. 01

    Consult

    We talk through your space, how you live, and the feeling you want — then shape a tailored scope.

  2. 02

    Design

    Mood, plans, materials, and a sourcing list come together into one coherent, beautiful direction.

  3. 03

    Transform

    Procurement, delivery, and styling bring the design to life, down to the last cushion.

Questions

Things clients ask.

What is Deborah Taylor’s design style?

Deborah Taylor Interiors specializes in Bali-inspired coastal luxury — serene, natural, and timeless interiors built around teak, rattan, stone, and linen, with a strong indoor–outdoor connection.

What areas does Deborah Taylor Interiors serve?

The studio is based in the Greater Toronto Area and takes on select residential projects across Canada and internationally, including seasonal and destination homes.

Do you take on remote or virtual design projects?

Yes. Deborah Taylor Interiors offers virtual design packages with mood boards, sourcing lists, and detailed plans delivered online, so clients anywhere can work with the studio.

What does a full-service interior design project include?

Full-service projects include concept development, space planning, custom furnishings, material and finish selection, procurement, and on-site installation and styling.

How do I start working with Deborah Taylor Interiors?

Start by booking a consultation by phone at +1 647 236 1625 or by email. Deborah will discuss your space, style, and goals, then propose a tailored scope.

Do you source furniture and materials?

Yes. The studio handles sourcing of furniture, lighting, textiles, and finishes, working with trusted makers and trade suppliers to realize each design.

Let’s talk

Design your retreat.

Tell us about your space and the feeling you want. We’ll reply with next steps and a proposed scope.