The Hambly House was built in 1939 and stood with only a few other Art Moderne houses in the Ontario, Canada area. The original home was built for Jack Hambly, and with its flat roof, archetypal curved corner, speed-striped stucco walls, and nautical-inspired elements, like a porthole window, the house was the perfect example of late Art Deco in the Hamilton area of Ontario. The house was in ruin when it was purchased by new owners in 2013 who wanted to celebrate its history while also reimagining it.

Source: An Art Deco Home Brought Back From Ruin – Design Milk