Banish all thoughts of dorm-style digs: The modern bachelor pad is meticulously planned, impressively designed and full of personality
Hand-built haven: Designed by architect Jim Campbell, retired financier A. Graham Kenyon’s rural Ontario escape incorporates a wealth of repurposed barn beams and other reclaimed wood. Rustic bar cabinetry anchors one side of the dining area.
Handsomely worn boarding also defines the master bedroom and kitchen.
Singular sensation: Located on the upper floors of an Edwardian home in Toronto, Michael Tong’s deliberately furnished bachelor pad contains only items that have real meaning for him.
In his bedroom, artwork by his photographer sister Nancy holds pride of place.
At the other end of the space, a unique shelving and storage unit was designed by his brother John.
Airy refuge: Both a party-friendly space and a tranquil retreat, Sasa Radulovic’s Winnipeg loft contains a hanging mezzanine complete with 30 feet of bookcases.
Beneath it, a column-free area serves as his dining room. Art, from enormous modern works to small religious paintings, is displayed throughout.