According to architect Pierre Thibault and his team, a building must be mindful of its environment because it will forever mark the territory on which it stands, as well as influence the way it is perceived. Their focus is on an inspiring design that not only takes nature into consideration but helps people rediscover it.
As the fall season quickly approaches, the times has come to undertake various indoor projects. This is the perfect time to change your flooring! Here are a some good options to consider:
Philippe Starck and Jacques Garcia are arguably two of the most famous French designers in the world, but their styles differ greatly. Starck is known for his cutting-edge designs and for reinventing classics using innovative materials. Garcia's style is more traditional, reminiscent of old-world France by referencing an exotic mix of the 17th and 18th centuries. What about you? Are you more like Starck or Garcia in your own design aesthetic?
We just moved into our new place and the washing machine sticks out. Do you have any suggestions on how we can hide it?
Helena - Yorkton, Saskatchewan
I have been thinking about flooring options for my kitchen and I’m considering simple light-grey concrete to replace the cheap and chipped beige ceramic tile. But I'm wondering if it's good for the kitchen?
Richard - Shediac, New-Brunswick
Wall art has become increasingly popular on walls everywhere. They not only add flare to your decor, they allow you to brighten up a room without having to repaint it. Here are 10 inspiring and original ideas to beautify the walls in your home.
You want change and renewal in your home without necessarily embarking on major work? It is possible! With very little but a lot of ideas, Colin and Justin offer to give a second wind to the ambiance of your home.
Teresa Ryback is the founder of td Swansburg design studio, a Vancouver-based design firm specializing in luxury residential projects and hospitality design. Her passion for high quality design, along with her naturally artististic eye, has led to her ongoing success in creating award-winning interiors. Teresa has appeared in such publications as Luxury Home Quarterly Canada, BC Homes, Dream House, Island House and Home and, in 2009, was featured in Spectacular Homes of Western Canada—An Exclusive Showcase of Western Canada’s Finest Designers. She is also part of RONA’s Group of Seven designers.
With the London 2012 Olympics taking place as we speak, there’s no better time to be inspired by the UK’s capital city to create a home that’s a true gold medal winner!
As the Olympic champion and greatest swimmer in history adds to his collection of gold medals at the London 2012 Summer Olympics, we get a sneak peak where the olympic champion relaxes between training sessions.
London is a creative city where contemporary architecture and historical monuments live side by side with class. This elegant trend combined with the appeal of the Union Jack is making its way back into interior decorating. Why not follow this trend!
With around 3.5 million visitors a year, London has always been a popular destination. London’s mix of history and heritage can be seen everywhere: in designer stores, famous street markets and inspiring art galleries. Long renowned for its creative buzz, London offers an overwhelming selection of design-savvy shopping destinations.
