Woo! We're creating a space next week for the interior design show called an exhibit called How Do You Live? But we're not here to discuss home trends or aesthetics or objects. We're really just here to encourage you and to explore and understand how our experiences and how our connections to our home. This is a night view of the St. James town housing complex. There's over 17,000 people who actually live in these complexes. But I think we can probably say to you that none of the two people in these residences actually live the same way and share the same lifestyle. So how do we determine how they approach? Most of us here are involved in the creative industry in the summer, right? And we all have this gorgeous quality to us, a domesticated side toward our trade. This is a view into my neighbor's house. We can peer through the windows and kind of assume what they how they live, but what can we really gather from their life to space and what we see from the outside? So I walked onto those awesome blocks of this guy one day and I saw this. It's a window walk here outside the window and it's probably the ultimate pervert because you can look into hundreds of people's houses and see their personal living space, their beds. But honestly, what does he actually know about who we are or what we do or how do they? So we gather the how we use and how we see our space is different from how others would view it. This is my parents' house and I'm on the run side just to the door. So to anybody else is just a regular door, but when you open the closet on the inside, it's all the markings of me growing up as a kid and the growth chart kind of thing. So I guess it just proves that our personal experiences are the way we live is more based on our personal connection to our home and not the objects that we have. So what we did actually is to find out how people live, we asked people through questionnaires. People that we know, but not really know, want to say how they actually live and how that's different from what our person thinks of their life stoneless. So the first is, my name is Caroline Robbie and I'm a designer. I own a typically Torontonian Victorian house in South Parkdale, all over with my musician husband Jeff and our deranged cats. If my walls could talk, they'd have interesting stories to tell about the generations that have lived here. I would exactly how I want to. My name is Sean O'Levy and I co-found with interior design show and another wife and partner. I live the beaches with my husband, daughter, J.A. and Leprador. I spend most of the time in our dining room table, which is an uncanny ability to be everything to everyone. If the walls could talk, they'd invite you in for a couple of holy bull and on December 31st or veggie burger barbecue. I live fully in between meeting. My name is Emma Reddington and I'm a designer. I own a 1905 Victorian house in Parkdale. I live with my husband, my son, Henry and a daughter on the way. Browsing celebrity gossip sites is something I only do with no one is watching. And if my walls could talk, they'd tell me that all the people who lived here and they'd changed that they've made to my home. I live contently. My name is Joana and I'm a photographer and a painter. I rent a house in high-park with my son, my talented boyfriend, and Bella, my great-hound slash PMR. Multitasking my brush and my teeth is something I only do when I do is watch it. I usually go to Bella. Levin and Lasagna, and USP, and the first thing I do when I wake up is grown. I live surprisingly. My name is Joan and I'm aware of many hats. I share a house at the North and Toronto. I live in a testosterone-filled environment with a variety of sports equipment. Playing the piano with abandonment is something I only do when no one is watching. And if my walls could talk, they would sing. I live fully. My name is Marcus and I'm a great lover of things. I share an apartment in the annex with my friend Emily and secretly rearrange this around the house when nobody's watching. I spend most of the time living room chatting with friends over a cup of tea, and if my walls could talk, they would speak in Panto. I live in Spire. My name is Julie and I'm the co-owner of Meowk, a store in the Junction. I live above the shop with my husband John and our cat Aisha, who's become very snuggly since her brother died, passed him just passed him a recently. Eating applesauce from the jar is the thing I only do when no one's watching. And if my walls could talk, they'd say that we should get out more. But really, I'm just a whole body. I live happily. My name is Charlie and I live in the telephone booth gallery in the Junction where my husband Paul, who had to get a lot gun license, in case of polar bear attacks and an event. Watching trailer park boys is something that I only do when it is watching. It's been most of the time in the couch with a big bucket tea and a blanket in the sun. And my walls could talk, they say this artwork is gorgeous. I live contentment. My name is Ahara and I'm the founder of Architect. I live in a 108 year old coach house in West Queen West. When no one's watching, I watch when Harry met Sally while creating art that I'm not actually sure is that good. I spend most of my time playing Boga with my partner and if my walls could talk, they'd say, here it's cozy in here. I live well. My name is Julie Chapman and I'm a designer and a decent post-girl. I run to house and bathers and dumb to ask with my mock cat me though, but there seems to be a pink elephant in here as well. As in most of the time in bed, sleep being watching movies and hungry down for the winter. With my walls could talk, they'd gossip up to the ceiling about how I walk all over the floors. I live in anticipation. My name is Peter Howard and I run to house at Dundas in Ozen Tim. I live with an overactive Aussie dude named Marley and my wonderful partner Laura. Watching Game of Thrones is something I only do when no one's watching. I usually go to bed at 11 and the last thing I do is read and the first thing I do when I wake up is take the couch for a walk. If my walls could talk, they'd hopefully tell my dogs to stop showing the bedding. I live well. My name is Luke and I'm a single dude. I run a right-by-group hair shop at a workplace singing with extra expression and sometimes in a foreign accent with something I do with the beauty's watching. I go to bed at 11 and the last thing I do is shower and the first thing I do when I wake up is great coffee beans. My walls could talk, they would sing along with me, I'll be in harmony. I live simply. My name is Janine and I'm a designer slash figure skating prodigy and apparently fool myself. I live with my roommate who I never see and going for all this is something I only do when no one's watching. I spend most of my day on the computer planning something for my figure skaters or dancing. If my walls could talk, they'd say that they're lonely and I should spend more time at home and I live in the dark. So hopefully a quick glimpse into somebody else's life will show you how to live your own life. Thank you. You