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When the Czech government bought the house in 1993, it added a room over the garage for staff. It now serves as a studio for Holcova. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)
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- The Rockcliffe residence of Czech Ambassador Pavel Hrncir and his wife, Veronika Holcova, is full of her art and also has a few of his children’s books. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)
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- The home is a modern masterpiece, designed by Schoeler & Heaton Architects Inc. and built in 1972 on a leafy Minto Place lot. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)
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- Some parts of the home are open two storeys, letting in plenty of light. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)
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- The home’s dark exterior is unique in its leafy Rockcliffe neighbourhood. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)
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- The winding staircase is one of the main floor’s more stunning features. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)
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- Customers take in a piece of art at Gallery 17/18, which is located at the Czech embassy on Cooper Street. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)
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- This breakfast table looks out on the garden and opens to the patio deck. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)
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- A thoroughly modern gun-metal grey kitchen has a large breakfast table and windows looking out on the garden. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)
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- When the Czech government bought the house in 1993, it added a room over the garage for staff. It now serves as a studio for Holcova. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)