Earlier this week we gave you a close-up of a room greek key pattern that was used in a home featured in Style at Home. Using five clues, we wanted to know if you could identify the home and now it's time to see if you were right! [caption id="attachment_23407" align="aligncenter" width="460" caption="{ Photography by Virginia Macdonald}"] [/caption]

It is the dated transitional Toronto home designed by Sloan Mauran: Classic elegance.

The staircase itself was opened up during the home renovation to create flow on the main floor, as well as visual impact -- thanks to, in part, the monochromatic  Greek key patterned stair runner. While the rest of the home's interior design maintains a sophisticated and elegant air, this textile adds a hit of modern appeal and trendiness. What do you think of the staircase - yay OR nay?