Designer Olivia Botrie Shares Her Favorite Products

Published: March 9, 2026

Creative director and principal designer of Toronto-based Dart Studio, Olivia Botrie finds beauty in historic details, living finishes and authentic function.

Photos courtesy of the respective companies, unless otherwise noted.

Traditional Gallery Rail by Designs of Distinction

olivia botrie shelf

“Traditional design is all in the details. This shelf rail adds both function and a layered elegance to open kitchen shelving. Its silhouette, reminiscent of a chess pawn, feels especially fitting in a heritage-inspired space,” said Olivia Botrie. dod.brownwoodinc.com

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Successi Cup Pull by Atlas Homewares

silver cup pull

“Hardware is truly the jewelry of millwork, and this pull brings just the right heritage touch to a bathroom vanity. In polished nickel, it offers a living finish that will develop a soft patina over time, adding character with age. The gentle curves at the corners introduce a note of softness, proving that even the smallest details can elevate the whole design.” atlashomewares.com

Georgian Era Bridge Faucet with Side Spray by Perrin & Rowe

olivia botrie kitchen faucet

“There’s nothing more evocative of a traditional kitchen than a bridge faucet,” notes Olivia Botrie. “It lends a sense of timeless elegance, where every detail matters – from the living patina of unlacquered brass to the graceful curve of the levers. The proportions strike that rare balance between beauty and utility, making it a true centerpiece at the sink.” houseofrohl.com/perrin-and-rowe/

Johannas Damm Blue Wallpaper by Sandberg

blue toile wallpaper

“I’m always in favor of wallpaper, especially a botanical garden motif in the bathroom. It brings softness and visual interest to a space often dominated by hard surfaces that can otherwise feel clinical. Paired with a half wall of tile below, this covering adds warmth, charm and a sense of timeless elegance.” sandbergwallpaper.com

Darya Sconce by Mullan Lighting

retro brass wall light

“I love the surprise of using unexpected lighting in a kitchen. Placed above the sink, this sconce adds both task light and a layered mix of metals. Its antique brass finish complements – rather than matches – unlacquered brass and polished nickel, creating a space that feels curated and timeless.” mullanlighting.com

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