Summerhill Print 11" x17"

Summerhill Print: 11" x17” unframed

Summerhill's charming Victorian and Edwardian homes, tree-lined streets and multitude of shops and restaurants, make it one of the most preferred neighbourhoods in Toronto.

The North Toronto Railway station, established in 1880, and featured in this design, was rebuilt in 1916, and now serves as an LCBO. The Italianate commercial style heritage building in the forground now houses  the Harvest Wagon goumet food store.

Summerhill was named after Summer Hill house, built in 1842 by Canadian transportation magnate Charles Thompson.

*Available in a thin black frame for $49.99 - please contact the store to special order. 

Locales Design is the creation of Carolyn Graziani, a seasoned Graphic Designer, based right here in Toronto! Carolyn's professional life has included working in the media as the Art Director at Citytv, in which she won the prestigious Silver World Medal Award from the New York Festivals’ International Television Programming and Promotion Awards for her work on  “Speakers Corner: Socks and Sandals”. She has also worked in Art Direction and Design in the Advertising and Publishing industries.

Each original design offers Carolyn's playful take on a colourful neighbourhood locale. The works are arranged into collections based on geography. We hope you enjoy celebrating the diverse locales that we live in through Carolyn's designs!