About Stephanie
Stephanie Kristen Lofranco is the Founder and Principal Designer of SKL Designs, a Toronto-based design
studio specializing in residential and commercial interiors.
With a foundation in residential development and over a decade of industry experience, Stephanie brings a unique understanding of design, construction, and the finer details that define a space. After spending eight years working alongside a builder, she established SKL Designs in 2017 with a vision to create interiors that are both sophisticated and deeply personal.
Known for her thoughtful approach and attention to detail, Stephanie believes exceptional design begins with understanding the people behind each project. Her work is guided by a balance of timeless aesthetics, functionality, and individuality, creating spaces that feel as beautiful as they are intentional.
“I started this journey with one simple passion: to bring beauty into the spaces around me and meaning into the lives of those who experience them.”
— Stephanie Kristen Lofranco
Founder & Principal Designer, SKL Designs

What We Do
At SKL Designs, we believe exceptional interiors are created through a balance of thoughtful design, functionality, and individuality. Specializing in residential and commercial spaces, we approach every project with a commitment to creating environments that are both refined and purposeful.
Our process is rooted in collaboration and understanding. We take the time to learn about our clients, their vision, and how they intend to experience their spaces. From initial concepts to the finer details, each element is carefully considered to create a cohesive and distinctive result.
Working alongside builders, architects, trades, and industry professionals, we bring creativity and technical knowledge together to help translate each vision into reality.
Whether creating a custom residence, transforming an existing property, or designing a commercial environment, our goal remains the same: to create spaces that are as meaningful as they are beautiful.
