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This issue celebrates people who’ve embraced a sma l l space, eit her because t hey ’re just st a r ting out or because t hey choose to l ive w it h less a nd ma ke ever y i nch cou nt . In most c a ses, 1,0 0 0 squ a re feet i s t he cr iter ia for “sm a l l,” but it ’s a l l relat ive. If you’re a mong t he bu lge of boomer s ex it i ng t he big fa m i ly home, who a re ready to lock t he door beh i nd t hem a nd dow n si ze to a condo or sm a l ler hou se, t hen you m ay be faci ng one of l i fe’s com mon ch a l lenges M ichel a nd I ju st d id ex ac t ly t hat . We sold ou r much loved fou r storey cit y hou se ea rl ier t h is yea r a nd set t led h appi ly i nto a lovely pied à ter re t h at w i l l be feat u red on ou r pages a s soon a s I’m f i n i shed decor at i ng . But it w a s not w it hout pa i n! No second t houg ht s or pa ng s of reg ret , ju st mont h s of pla n n i ng , sor t i ng , pack i ng a nd l iv i ng by my end less l i st s wh i le c u stom i z i ng t he new apa r t ment on a k i l ler schedu le of cou r se Fi nd i ng new homes for 20 plu s yea r s of “st u f f ” w a s ex hausting. Now, when I look back on t hose week s, reca l ling ever y box a nd st ack of pack i ng paper a nd rol l of t ape, l i ke so ma ny before me, I vow never to have so much ever aga i n. T hese days, I wa ke up i n ou r su n f i l led apa r t ment where ever y d rawer a nd shel f cont a i ns on ly t he t h i ng s we rea l ly u se, a nd I feel l ig ht a nd c a ref ree, a nd g ratef u l to have la nded i n a per fec t spot . I have end less ad m iration for t he people in t h is issue who d id it , a nd for t he desig ner s who t houg ht up a m a z i ng space sav i ng idea s to ma ke fewer squa re feet feel ju st r ig ht On a not her note, have you not iced t hat t here’s a si m i la r look t hat so ma ny of today ’s renovat ions a nd new houses a ll seem to sha re? We have. So much so that, when Stacy Beg g a nd I sit dow n to look at t he week ly st ack of subm ission s, we’re st u n ned by t he nu mber of houses t hat sha re t he sa me aest het ic, a u n ique sit uat ion t hat we’ve not seen i n dec ades of scout i ng houses But t u r n to ou r feat u res st a r t i ng on page 56 a nd see what happen s when über t a lented desig ner s layer i n t he per sona l it y a nd r ich ness t hat elevates t he “ it ” look to somet h i ng ver y specia l. Ou r food feat u re t h is mont h is about a hugely popu la r blog ger a nd aut hor whose cookbook s enjoy a ma ssive fol low i ng . I m ade t he recipes f rom Half Baked Har vest: E ver y Da y by T ieg h a n G er a rd , a nd I c a n tel l you t h at Non n ie’s St ick y A pr icot Ch icken rea l ly l ives up to it s prom i se it ’s a keeper If you live in Va ncouver, I’m headed you r way for t h is yea r ’s IDS Va ncouver, t he desig n show we’ve been wa iting to see ret u r n for t wo yea r s. I hope you’l l joi n me a nd Em ma Redd ing ton for House & Home Su nday on Sept . 25 w it h specia l g uests Na m Da ng Mitchel l a nd A m i McKay on t he ma i n st age Br i ng you r desig n quest ions! LE T ’S CO NNEC T Lynda Reeves R ACIN G THE M OVE TO SPACE S B I G AND SMALL
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ANDRE A SE ALE, Regina I’ve been a subscriber to House & Home for ma ny yea rs a nd love the maga zine I wa s d isappointed to see t he “ Beyond the Pa le” a r ticle feat ure a Connecticut home desig ned by a New York ba sed desig ner. A re we rea l ly t hat shor t on homeg row n ta lent a nd beautif ully desig ned proper t ies here t hat a Ca nadia n maga zine needs to draw on content f rom t he U S ? A MY COOK, Toronto Editor ’s Note: We ha ve plent y of Canadian talent, but we also enjoy featuring the work of our neighbours to the south. It ’s all inspiration! I’ve enjoyed ever y issue since 1991, when we bu i lt ou r home Here’s a t houg ht: is it a coincidence t hat House & Home produces 10 a n nua l issues a nd Ca nada ha s 10 prov inces a nd t h ree ter r itor ies? I wou ld love to see the ta lent a nd beaut y f rom coa st to coa st Cha llenge accepted? Tha n k you for a ll you bring to Ca nadia ns! S TACE Y BOL AN, Sudbur y, Ont I love your maga zine. I’ve just spent the la st 10 minutes going dow n the rabbit hole look ing at t he lovely items on line JOIN THE CO NVERSATION RS VP, House & Home, 35 4 Davenpor t Rd , Suite G1, Toronto, Ont , M5R 1K6 or let ter s@hhme dia com Let ter s may be edited for publication. Find us on Twit ter, Pintere s t, Facebook and Ins t agr am H&H S E T E B E R 202 212 f rom The Boho Lab Toronto (St yle Files “Shop,” Ju ne) I love f ind ing out about new businesses a nd t a lent ANDRE A M acINNE S, Maple Ridge, B .C. W hat a del ig ht to see t he word s “ vega n” a nd “ Pa r is” toget her on t he f ront page of Ju ne’s issue! P u l l i ng of f vega n ver sion s of cla ssic French d i shes i s not a n ea s y feat ; we’ve been t r y i ng to per fec t t he qu iche for a l most 20 yea rs. We’re beyond excited to tr y t hese versions of ou r fa m i ly favou r ites (“ Let T hem Eat Veg!”). Ou r 10 yea r old c a n not wa it to ma ke t he lemon t a r t . A lso, Mon ic a Fr ied na i led ever y room i n “ B eyond t he Pa le ” W hat a br i l l ia nt m i x of cla ssic a nd moder n , neut r a l a nd colou r, a nd con si stenc y despite t he va r iet y. K AREN WEB S TER, Montecito, Calif. I’m enjoy ing the maga zine a s a lways! It ’s one of the few I’ve continued w ith over t he yea rs I a lways enjoy t he recipes, in pa r ticula r, a nd have used ma ny The Fresh Cor n a nd Peach Sk illet Ca ke on page 103 (“ K itchen Stories: Cor y Vitiello,” July Aug ust 2022) wa s one that drew my at tention, but I wa s conf used about when to blend the cor n purée into the bat ter Do you mi x it in a f ter the crea m cheese a nd ba k ing powder or fold in a f ter the sif ted f lour?
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H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2 17S EE S H O PPIN G L I S T T e x t b y R o s e m a r y P o o l e / P h o t o g r a p h y b y T h o m a s L o o f / R o o m d e s i g n b y S u m m e r T h o r n t o n I D E A S | T I P S | H OT TO P I C S | T R E N D S PR O D U C E D BY R O S E M A RY P O O L E S eptember Recalling a stack of building blocks, a geometric side table strikes a play ful note. Morro ta b le, approx $ 2,172 La w son Fenning G OT TA H AV E I T
1. Amphora Vacuum pitcher in Sof t Peach by Sebas tian Holmbäck for Stelton, $120. 2 . These grinders are by Christof fer Harlang for Skagerak, a f amily owned design company from Denmark Hammer grinders in Teak (lef t) and Oak, $130 each 3. This maple handle ket tle embodies the simplicit y of Japanese design Enamel ket tle in White by Makoto Koizumi for Kaico, $220 4 . Hand poured in East London, this soy wa x candle has a sophisticated scent that blends seaweed, birchwood, bay leaf and mandarin rind The Strand candle by Earl of Eas t, $38
T e x t b y B o n a K i m / P h o t o g r a p h y b y J a n i s N i c o l a y ( s h o p , j u g , g r i n d e r s , k e t t l e , c o ff e e ) / c o u r t e s y o f E a r l o f E a s t ( c a n d l e ) W hen Sa ra Edge a nd Da niel Ma r tin relocated to Na na imo, B C , f rom Va ncouver, the couple wa s crav ing a cha nge of pace “ Mov ing to the isla nd a llowed us to spend more time w ith fa mily, get a dog a nd focus on creating a f ut ure, rather tha n sur v iv ing in the cit y,” says Da niel. In Apr il 2022 , they opened Hox ton Home, a boutique in the hea r t of Na na imo’s Old Cit y Qua r ter, a n a rea f u ll of cha r m that ’s home to dozens of independent businesses Decorated in a minima list, Nordic st yle, the shop ca r r ies a ra nge of loca lly a nd i nter nationa l ly sou rced homewa res, f rom Japa nese k itchen accessor ies to Da nish f ur nit ure to beautif u l cera mics A mong the couple’s favourites is a line of pla nt ba sed sk inca re by A sk lepios Ga rden i nspi red by Greek a nd Babylon ia n my t holog y a nd t he Mediter ra nea n. “ We focus on items that a re ethica l a nd made to la st,” says Sa ra . With the ethos of Hox ton Home being to consume less a nd bet ter you’ll f ind lots of nondisposable home goods here intended to create beaut y a nd en ha nce da ily life Stop by the shop; Pippa , the pa ir ’s pup, w ill be there to of fer a wa r m welcome S H O P HOX TON HOME
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Layalite features subtle greys and ochre veins that dance across a crisp white base In a honed finish, this surface perfectly captures fresh snow capped peaks evaporating to reveal the underlying contours of metamorphic rock Bring the calm and tranquil beauty of earth’s natural wonders into your home.
MOODY: Limerence wallpaper in Ink LIGHT: Plantasia wallpaper in Sage BRIGHT: Hollyhocks wallpaper in Spring All paint, House of Hackney; all wallpaper, fabric s, NewWall I N T A N D WA L L PA P E R PA I R I N G S Ikea opens it s f irst downtown location in Toronto Serpentine (38) Sap (30) Celosia (31)
PR O FI L E Was c reating a paint collec tion par t of your plan for House of Hac kney? Jav v y M Royle: We’ve always discus sed paint, as colour is such an impor tant par t of our DN A Our in house team was sugges ting other paint brands for matching our wallpapers but, given how unique our pat terns and colours are, it was dif f icult. A lot of work went into get ting the colours right and ensuring the produc tion proces s and makeup of the paint was planet and people f riendly A s a cer tif ied B Corp, this was impor tant to us Have you always loved bold colour and pat tern? Frie da G ormley: One of my childhood inspir ations was my gr andmother ’s home; it was colour f ul and f illed with ar t, photographs and ornament s that evoked happy memories. JR: I grew up in the ’8 0 s surrounded by printed c arpeting and wallpaper, avoc ado bathrooms and wild f loral f abric s When we bought our f irs t home and couldn’t f ind the piece s we wanted, launching our brand felt like a natural nex t s tep Paint is becoming a de sign objec t unto it self. Wou ld you ag ree? JR: Ye s, paint is having a moment There’s so much you c an do with it, f rom s tencilling to s trip e s to using multiple shades in one room. It ’s an accessible, DIY way to experiment with colour What ’s a great tip for mixing colour and pat tern? FG: Choose your f irs t print, the hero print you love the mos t, then layer f rom there, using the colours in it as a foundation Where do you e xperiment with your produc t s?
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S EE S H O PPIN G L I S T T e x t b y R o s e m a r y P o o l e ( P r o fi l e ) / B o n a K i m ( N o w O p e n ) / P h o t o g r a p h y b y J o s i e N g ( P r o fi l e , F r i e d a a n d J a v v y ’s p o r t r a i t ) / M a r k C o c k s e d g e ( P r o fi l e , b e d r o o m ) / c o u r t e s y o f H o u s e o f H a c k n e y ( P r o fi l e , p r o d u c t s ) / I k e a ( N o w O p e n ) H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 220 St yleFI LE S
LEF T: The brand’s Moonstone (24) paint with bedding and an upholstered headboard in Hollyhocks f abric in Spring Paint, House of Hackney; fabric, NewWall BELOW: Frieda Gormley (lef t) and Jav v y M Royle founded House of Hackney in 2011.
British design brand House of Hackney has rolled out The Ar t of Nature, a line of 43 paints to complement its lush fabrics and wallpapers. Co founders Frieda Gormley and Jav v y M Royle of fer insights on achieving their fearless maximalist style Frieda’s
FG: The f irs t place we used and tes ted our paint s was our home in Cornwall. We played with colour pairings and s tencilling, and that informed a lot of how we used paint in our new f lagship s tore, House of Hackney St Michael’s, in Eas t London N OW O P E N Rejoice! Ikea’s new dow ntow n Toronto store at Yonge a nd Ger ra rd a llows loca ls to ex plore a nd shop the bra nd’s popu la r of fer ings in person Despite the sma ller footprint, shoppers w ill still have the sa me tradema rk ex perience they ’ve come to ex pect from the f ur nit ure ret a i ler. Drop by the Swedish Deli for new of fer ings a nd the a lways ir resistible meatba lls. The Swede Life WITH FLYING COLOURS
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S EE S H O PPIN G L I S TH&H S EP T E M B ER 202 222 T e x t b y B o n a K i m / P h o t o g r a p h y b y N a t a l i e H a y s ( M a x i m u m I m p a c t , N i c h o l a s ’ s p o r t r a i t , p r o d u c t s ) / c o u r t e s y o f L ’ A v i v a H o m e ( S a d d l e U p , p e n d a n t s , s c o n c e ) / B o h a D e s i g n ( L o u n g e A r o u n d )
The Oxalino chair, approx $5,751; Captain’s side table, approx $2,859; Wave shelving unit, approx $13,737 All through Hamilton Holmes ABOVE, FROM LEF T: Capa pendant in Cobalto, approx $3,121; Doma pendant in Alemendra, approx. $3,187; Noma sconce in Mora, approx $2, 595 All through L’Aviva Home
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The Uni Rest chair by Danish designer Kai Kristiansen is the newest addition to Montauk Sofa’s designer series. The lounge chair has a f inely turned wood frame with stitched leather upholster y Available in t wo wood f inishes and t wo upholster y leathers
Uni Rest chair in Walnut with Charcoal Grey Leather Upholster y by Kai Kristiansen, pricing upon request Montauk Sofa LOUNGE AROUND
NYC based design studio L’Aviva Home’ s new Saddle Lamp collec tion features cool jewel toned leather pendant s and sconces. Inspired by Colombia’s equestrian heritage, each piece is exper tly craf ted with stitching and braiding techniques commonly used by master saddlers.
The latest addition to the collection is the one of a k ind Peacock table (above), w ith more pieces set to debut in 2023.
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“A s a r t a nd desig n combine into one beauti f u l t h ing , more oppor t u n ities become possible,” says Nichola s Ha m i lton Holmes, the sculptor a nd f ur nit ure desig ner who founded his epony mous studio in 2014 in Ha milton Draw ing inspiration f rom cla ssica l f u r n it u re a nd t he contempora r y zeitgeist , Nichola s pushes t he lim its of desig n T he Oxa lino collection, created w it h col lectors in m ind, ex plores t he concept s of bot h “ma x ima l decoration a nd ex per iment a l pa inting tech n iques” to create a moiré ef fect that en ha nces the wood’s nat ura l g ra in.
The intricate design is reminiscent of peacock feathers Peacock table, available for custom order, pricing upon request Salon
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H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 224 S EE S H O PPIN G L I S T T e x t b y R o s e m a r y P o o l e / P h o t o g r a p h y b y E r i n L e y d o n ( H o t T a k e , V e r o n i c a a n d C a r r i e ’s p o r t r a i t ) / M a r i o D e p i c o l z u a n e ( H o t T a k e , T h e A u d o ) / L a u r e n M i l l e r ( H o t T a k e , l i v i n g r o o m ) / c o u r t e s y o f C o q u o ( B r i g h t I d e a s , v a n i t y ) / D o r n b r a c h t ( B r i g h t I d e a s , f a u c e t s ) / M a r b l e T r e n d o n b e h a l f o f I n a x ( B r i g h t I d e a s , t i l e s ) / S t y l i n g b y M e & M o , M e g C r o s s l e y a n d M o r g a n M i c h e n e r ( H o t T a k e , l i v i n g r o o m ) St yleFI LE S IDE A YOU’ RE E XCITE D TO TRY IN A PROJEC T: Veronica: Stone drawer f ronts.
Veronica: Moder n residentia l desig n i n Austra lia ; t he use of nat u ra l mater ia ls is so creative
INTO: Ca rrie: I love the Audo, w ith its pla ster wa l ls a nd serene spaces.
OVE R: Veron ica : Graph ic g la m a nd overdone spaces MOS T TRE A SURED POSSE SSION: Veron ic a : My d ad ’s wedd i ng ba nd. Ca rrie: My Lit tle Petra cha ir IF YOU COULD BU Y ONLY ONE MORE THING FOR YOUR HOME: Veron ica : A ny a r t by Li lia n Cr u m. Ca r r ie: A Sa i nte Atelier lig ht f i x t u re by R achel Bussi n f rom L a mber t & Fi ls. C H O O S E A N Y ROO M TO R E D E S I G N: Our k ids’ cla ssrooms. K ids a nd teachers need more adapt able env i ron ment s t hat restore a feeli ng of com mu n it y. We’d focus on ava ilable lig ht a nd br ing i n nat u ra l mater ia ls a nd tex t u res O N YOU R COF F E E TA B LE: Veronica: A g la ss of w i ne a nd t he cover of whatever record my husba nd is play ing. Ver onic a Mar t in and C a r r ie S t inson o f Two Fold In t er ior s on cr e a t ing par ed - back , elegan t r ooms and w ha t ’s inspir ing t hem no w. “A cla ssic approach to modern desig n g uides all of our dC ecision s ” C ar rie St in son H OT TA K E 1 2 1. Subdued colour palet te s and rela xed, high qualit y f urniture are a s tudio signature “ We kept the original crown mouldings and modernized them with the wall panelling and f urniture,” says Veronic a of this living room belonging to Toronto f ood and lif e s t yle entrepreneur Trish Magwood 2 . VB1 Lit tle Petra chair in Oiled Walnut and Sahara Sheepskin by V iggo Boe sen for &Tradition, $7, 9 95 Mjölk 3 Untitled 2201 ar t work by Lilian Crum, $3, 20 0 (unf ramed) Alison Milne Co 1 Coquo’s modular Balneo vanit y series is designed to be mixed and matched Choose the cabinet, then add the counter, f aucet and sink options Balneo vanit y shown in Cloudy White wood with Mudd Concrete sink and Rubi faucet, $5,94 8 Coquo RI G H T I D E A S FO R T H E BAT H 2Dornbracht has introduce d touch f re e ver sions
of six of it s f aucet s, all of which are av ailable in eight dif ferent f inishe s F R O M L E F T: Meta / Tara faucet in Champagne, $2, 38 5; IMO faucet in Brushed Durabras s, $3,4 69 Both at Robinson 3 The porcelain tiles that Frank Lloyd Wright created when he designed Tok yo’s Imperial Hotel a centur y ago have undergone a modern update, with shapes and tex tures inspired by split bamboo and Japanese pot ter y A B OV E: Yuki Border tile in Red and White by Inax, pricing upon reque s t. Marble Trend. PA I R IT W ITH: Light Pew ter (14 6 4), Benjamin Moore CO LO U R CR U S H: Dark Walnut (1358), Benjamin Moore Veronica (lef t) and Carrie founded Two Fold Interiors in Toronto in 2018 They’re currently restoring a Queen Anne era home in the cit y’s Rosedale neighbourhood The Audo, a design for ward hotel and shop concept in Copenhagen 3 Dra wers feat ure classic dovetail joiner y
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W H E R E TO S TAY New: The Pinch This new hotel in the cit y ’s his toric al centre has a play f ul ambience The combination of pat terned wallpaper, plush seating and wood f ix tures balances Charles ton’s new vibrance with it s s toried pas t Gues t s c an choose bet ween 22 rooms and suites in three buildings, t wo of which are on the National Regis ter of His toric Places 36 George St , thepinch.com back to 18 0 4. There are shared and private verandas, and gues t s c an mingle in the hotel’s cour t yard garden 0 George St , zerogeorge com W H E R E TO E AT New: Lenoir Chef owner V ivian Howard has created a menu of clas sic dishes with modern f lavour The Cornmeal dus ted C at f ish comes with C arolina c aviar, and the Apple and C abbage Slaw get s zing f rom gochujang dres sing You might recognize V ivian f rom her cookbooks or the PB S series A Chef ’s Life 6 8 Went wor th St., dineatlenoir.com Classic: Peninsula Grill This res taurant set the bar for f ine dining in Charles ton when it opened in 1997 and continues to top dining lis t s Indulge in the Champagne Bar menu, which features oys ters, B y M A RYA M S IDDIQI The Pinch Lenoir chef owner Vivian Howard Amanda Lindroth Classic: Zero George Street This 16 room boutique hotel exemplif ies the cit y ’s romantic old world charm, with gues t rooms spread acros s res tored brick residences and c arriage houses, some of which date Zero George Street c aviar and lobs ter, or the comprehensive selec tion of s teaks Then tr y the Ultimate Coconut Cake, voted one of the best desser ts in the countr y many times over. 112 Nor th Market St , peninsulagrill com W H AT TO S E E New: International African American Museum The grand opening isn’t until Januar y 2023, but the museum is hos ting event s this year This f irs t of it s kind cultural centre will share s tories of African Americans throughout the his tor y of the U S , and visitors c an even trace their own genealogy. The Af ric an A nces tors M emorial Garden will highlight the cit y ’s original shoreline, a place where many c aptive Af ric ans f irs t arrived. 14 Whar f side St , iaamuseum org Gibbes Museum of Ar t Classic: Gibbes Museum of Art E s tablished in 19 05, the Gibbes is one of the oldes t ar t ins titutions in the U S It s permanent collec tion spans four centuries of Americ an ar t, including 6 0 0 miniatures This f all, don’t mis s Ear thly Mat ters, an exhibition by realis t painter Bo Bar tlet t. 135 Meeting St , gibbe smuseum org W H E R E TO S H O P
H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 226 P h o t o g r a p h y b y C h r i s t i a n H a r d e r ( h o t e l r o o m ) / B a x t e r M i l l e r ( V i v i a n ’s p o r t r a i t ) / c o u r t e s y o f A m a n d a L i n d r o t h ( s h o p e x t e r i o r ) / E x p l o r e C h a r l e s t o n ( h o t e l e x t e r i o r ) / D i s c o v e r S o u t h C a r o l i n a ( f o o d , m u s e u m ) / F r i t z P o r t e r ( b e d d e t a i l ) T H E C I T Y COLU M N
CHARLESTON Known for its history of religious tolerance, this South Carolina city is a hub for culinary and design innovation
New: Amanda Lindroth Block print linens, seagras s wrapped tumblers, palm beach totes: the pieces f rom Amanda Lindroth’s collec tion are inspired by joy ful island life. The new Charleston store is her second loc ation. 4 45 King St., amandalindroth com
Classic: Fritz Porter What s tar ted as a f abric and f urniture showroom f rom designer Sarah Hamlin Has tings is now the cit y ’s premier des tination for f ine f urniture, decorating accent s and tex tiles The store is a study in the ar t of the objet how to pair, st yle and collec t 701 East Bay St., Suite 10 6, frit zpor ter.com Frit z Por ter Peninsula Grill
COL OU R S P O T L IGH T H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 228 S EE S H O PPIN G L I S T P h o t o g r a p h y b y V a l e r i e W i l c o x ( E m m a ’s p o r t r a i t ) / S t e p h e n K e n t J o h n s o n , O t t o ( b r e a k f a s t a r e a ) / R o o m d e s i g n b y S t u d i o G i a n c a r l o V a l l e ( b r e a k f a s t a r e a ) P roduced by EMM A REDDINGTON | Text by CHEL SE A DOL AN JUNIPER Ta h is si lver y shade of g reen w i l l get you in the mood for fa l l . I N S TA N T H I T S PA I R I T W I T H: Polar Bear ( 75), Behr. PA I R I T W I T H: Autumn Bronze (2162 10), Benjamin Moore. D E E P: Webs ter Green (HC 13 0), Benjamin Moore Palm (CC 4), Farrow & Ball. “G R E E N S H A DE S A R E E V E R P OPU L A R , BU T J U N I PE R , A S I LV E RY V E R S IO N , F E E LS N E W ” Emma Reddin gton WHY WE LOVE IT Emer ald has b e en all the r age lately, but it ’s time f or s of ter, more s atur ate d gre ens to move into the sp otlight M o o dy and under s t ate d, junip er s t ands apar t with it s grey over tone s, bringing depth and dimension to ro oms T he ver s atile hue plays well with w arm wo o d tone s, making it a f it f or b oth tr aditional and contempor ar y home s Splash this gre en on the w alls to contr as t with your white oak f lo or s, or complement a wo o d dining t able with linens in this co ol, organic hue M A K E A S TAT E M E N T D esigned by St udio Giancarlo Valle , this serene break fast area in S oho, N.Y., pairs juniper hued walls and closet doors with a blond ant ique t restle table for a war m , ear thy vibe . FROM LEF T: Crosley chair in Banks Emerald Velvet, approx $3,750, Jay son Home Duo Quilted blanket in Green Tonal, approx . $239, Ferm Living Green Squiggle rug by Okej, $1, 28 0, Ssense Hub 3 Bot tle vase by Benjamin Huber t for Bitos si, $6 70, Livingspace Sonoma Silk fabric in Palm by Kelly Wear s tler for Lee Jofa Modern, $50 6/yd., Kravet Canada Turin side table, approx $2,10 8, A r terior s
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1. Clip roug h ly one third of the herb pla nt 2 . R inse sta l k s in cold water a nd spin dr y or blot w ith paper towels. 3. Pluck leaves a nd chop. Fill each tray seg ment w ith 1 tbsp chopped herb (mea sur ing before f reezing ma kes it ea sier to follow recipes). 4. Fill tray ha lf way w ith water, submerg ing a ll leaves. Once cubes a re f rozen, top up water a nd ref reeze Pop out a cube a nd thaw a s needed 5. Store cubes in sea led f reezer bags up to four months. Herbs hit p eak flavour in late summer, so get out your scissors! Fre ezing basil, chives, mint, dill and cilantro in ice cub e trays is a simple and tasty way to accent fall and winter dishes. Here’s how to do it: FREEZE FR AME
G A R DE N N E W S H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 230 S EE S H O PPIN G L I S T P h o t o g r a p h y b y C a y l a Z a h o r a n ( P u n e e t ’ s p o r t r a i t , b o o k ) / A l a m y ( h e r b s ) / c o u r t e s y o f M r F o t h e r g i l l ’s ( p o p p i e s ) / H o r t i ( f e r n ) / T h e R o o A p r o n ( a p r o n ) YOUR PICK W hat to do i n September. B y WE NDY J ACOB W hen temper at u res st a r t d ippi ng below 12 C, it ’s t i me to br i ng pla nt s i ndoor s, say s P u neet Sabha r w a l ( pict ured ), aut hor of Happy Plant: A Beginner ’s Guide to Cult ivat ing Healthy Plant Care Habits “ If you r pla nt is lea f y, remove bet ween one qu a r ter to one t h i rd of t he leaves, wh ich w i l l el i m i nate lea f d roppi ng i n t he w i nter mont h s when su n l ig ht c a n be sc a rce,” he say s. Q u a r a nt i ne you r i ncom i ng pla nt f rom ot her hou sepla nt s for t h ree to f ive day s a nd , to el i m i nate i n sec t s, spr ay w it h a nat u r a l i n sec t icid a l soap solut ion f rom t he tops of it s leaves to t he soi l. P rinceton A rchitect ure P ress , 2022 , $36 .
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Home Grown The right way to bring your plants indo ors. Hardy California poppies are among the f irst f lowers to bloom in spring They thrive on neglec t, so sprinkle the seeds onto sunny, well drained soil (if your soil is poor, mix in compost) this f all and forget about them California Poppy Apricot Chif fon seeds by Mr Fothergill’s RHS, $3/pack (approx 30 0 seeds) Wildwood Outdoor Living Centre. POP PL A NT A H E A D Carry All CO O L TO O L This machine washable apron make s har ve s ting eas y with a clever pouch that holds ve ggie s, blooms or pulle d we e ds. When the bag is f ull, release the cot ton rop e holder s at the b ot tom of the apron and let ve get able s tumble out into the sink, or dump we e ds into the comp os t pile The Ro o Gardening apron in Purple, $ 4 5. We s t Coas t Seeds
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Parasols #2 (2021) by Marie Michelle De schamps M ARIE MICHELLE DE SCHAMPS Montrea l a r tist Ma r ie Michel le Descha mps’ sma l l porcela in work s read li ke pa intings.
H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 232 P h o t o g r a p h y b y A d a m M o c o ( D i a n a ’s p o r t r a i t ) / J u s t i n e L a t o u r ( M a r i e M i c h e l l e ’s p o r t r a i t ) / J o s e p h H a r t m a n ( A l e x ’s p o r t r a i t ) / Z o e C o h e n ( S h e l l e y ’ s p o r t r a i t ) / c o u r t e s y o f B r a d l e y E r t a s k i r a n ( P a r a s o l s # 2 ) / G e n e r a l H a r d w a r e ( U n t t l e d ) / M e t i v i e r G a l l e r y ( L e e s m o k i n g ) A R T I S T F I L E N O S M A L L
Inspired by bot a n ica l i l lustrations f rom t he Voy nich ma nuscr ipt a 15th cent ur y codex Ma rie Michelle ma kes beautif ul imager y that both revea ls itself a nd rema ins hidden. To create her for ms, she beg ins w ith a copper plate a nd uses sma ll t weezers to place sterling silver w ire by ha nd on top Nex t, she applies dif ferent layers of porcela in ena mel to bring in colour, then cures it u nder ex tremely h ig h heat . T he si lver w ire comes slig htly throug h the porcela in, resulting in a relief on the sur face. A s if this process isn’t complicated enoug h, these work s a re only nine by 12 i nches, ma k ing t he creat ion even more cha l leng ing Parasols #2 is a st u n n i ng work ; I love how t he su r face look s li ke foliage, but it ’s just a hint rather tha n ex pressly def ined. T he blues a nd yel lows a re a strong contra st to the silver w ire, creating a play f u l dra ma on the su r face. Ma r ie Michel le’s work s h ig h lig ht the labour intensiveness of ma ny a r t practices, a nd the sma ll sca le inv ites v iewers to enjoy a nd ex perience them up close Diana Hamm of WK A RT is a Toronto ar t advis er A gr aduate of S otheby ’s Ins titute of A r t in London, U K , Diana f o cus e s on contemp or ar y ar t and discovering emerging ar tis t s She als o advis e s priv ate client s on acquisitions and colle c tion building. Find out more at wkar t ca
F E AT O N E O F M Y FAVO U R I T E T H I N G S i n a home is when col lector s have a r t work s t hat play w it h sca le W h i le somet h i ng la rge shout s for at tention a nd becomes u n m issable, it ’s t he sma l l piece t hat of ten draws me in because, to f u lly appreciate the work , you have to get up close a nd ex per ience it one on one. Here a re f ive a r tists who have ma stered work ing on a sma ll sca le. Diana Hamm on the t a lented a r tists i n Ca nada w ho a re creati n g petite work s that pack a pu nch .
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A LE X B I E R K A lex Bierk ’s sma l l sc a le pa i nti ng s have a hau nt i ng qu a l it y. T hey ’re br i l l ia nt i n t hei r det a i l a nd abi l it y to conju re memor y, hope a nd reconci l iat ion a l l at once W it h a snapshot feel i ng , t he work s seem to pi npoi nt a speci f ic moment t hat ’s of ten mu nd a ne or quot id ia n i n it s represent at ion of sm a l l tow n l iv i ng A lex ha s su f fered f rom add ic t ion , a nd t h i s work comes f rom a recent ser ies t hat ex plores l i fe a f ter loss a nd how pa i nt i ng c a n help process memor y. T houg h t here’s been ha rd sh ip i n h i s l i fe, t here’s a lso a lot of posit ive i n f luence, too he’s a fat her now l iv i ng i n Peterboroug h , Ont , t he tow n where he g rew up P resent memor ies i nter t w i ne w it h ch i ld hood memor ies, wh ich creates a n in herent nost a lg ia in h is work A lex pa i nt s i n a photorea l i st m a n ner, mea n i ng t hat h i s work ha s a v i su a l acc u r ac y t hat resembles a photog r aph Unt itled, A lex ’s sm a l l w atercolou r on paper mea su r i ng eig ht by 10 i nches, depic t s clot hespi n s on a l i ne. T he ord ina r y nat u re of t h is image ma kes it a celebration of l i fe. T he opt i m i sm of t he pierci ng blue sk y r ad iates w it h t he joy of being a live to ex per ience even mu nda ne t a sk s l i ke ha ng i ng out lau nd r y on a su m mer d ay S H E LLE Y A D LE R Toronto pa i nter Shel ley Ad ler i s one of my favou r ite por t r a it a r t i st s W h i le she pa i nt s i n a l l si zes, I pa r t ic u la rly love her sm a l l por t r a it s T hese pieces mea su re on ly 16 by 12 i nches, creat i ng a forced i nt i m ac y. W hen t he v iewer get s up close to see t he det a i ls, t hey feel a s t houg h t hey k now t he sit ter. Shel ley on ly pa i nt s t hose she does k now wel l, or get s to k now wel l before t he pa i nt i ng process beg i n s Her st yle ha s a c a su a l ness t hat a l low s per sona l it y t r a it s to sh i ne t h roug h wh i le keepi ng t he work s fa irly m in ima l Lee smoking is a g reat exa mple of her work Usi ng a bold g reen to set t he scene, Shel ley st r ips back most contex t clues. It ’s i mpl ied t hat t he sit ter i s out side, but t he backg rou nd i sn’t i mpor t a nt it ’s L ee her sel f who dem a nd s a l l t he at tent ion . She meet s t he v iewer ’s ga ze wh i le u naba shed ly sit t i ng i n a bat h i ng su it w it h a ciga ret te d a ng l i ng f rom her mout h T here’s a con f idence i n her pose, but Shel ley pa i nt s her w it h a n i ncred ible w a r mt h ; it ’s a s t houg h she’s look i ng at a f r iend T he a r tist is acutely awa re of how women a nd t heir bod ies have been h istor ica l ly pa inted. She subver t s t h is trad ition a nd pa int s her women a s a sser tive rat her t ha n pa ssive cha r ac ter s for men to st a re at . Untitled (2021) by A lex Bierk Lee smoking (2021) by Shelley Adler
Chronological (2020) by I Chun Jenkins P h o t o g r a p h y b y A m b e r l i e P e r k i n ( T a r y n ’ s p o r t r a i t ) / L i a m E n d r e s e n P h o t o g r a p h y ( I C h u n ’ s p o r t r a i t ) / c o u r t e s y o f T a r y n S h e p p a r d ( U n t i t l e d ) / S t u d i o 2 1 F i n e A r t ( C h r o n o l o g i c a l )
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WHERE TO SEE IT Marie Michelle Deschamps is represented by Bradley Er taskiran in Montreal Her prices star t at $2,0 0 0 Alex Bierk is represented by General Hardware in Toronto. His watercolours on paper star t at $60 0 Shelley Adler is represented at Nicholas Metivier Galler y in Toronto Her canvases star t at $2,50 0 Tar yn Sheppard is based in Vancouver, and is currently the ar tist in residence at Material Mat ters of Emily C arr Universit y Her prices star t at $ 450. I Chun Jenkins is represented by Studio 21 Fine Ar t in Halif a x, and Buckland Merrif ield Galler y in Saint John, N B She recently had a solo exhibition at UNB Ar t Centre. Her work star t s at around $70 0 I - C H U N J E N K I N S I Chu n Jen k i n s i s a Freder ic ton tex t i le a r t i st who creates met ic u lou sly beaut i f u l work s. She g rew up i n a sm a l l Ta iw a nese f i sh i ng v i l lage where she w a s i n spi red by t he c u lt u re a nd colou r t hat su r rou nded her. I Chu n later at tended New Br u n s w ick C ol lege of Cr a f t a nd Desig n , where she honed her i nterest a nd sk i l l i n cr a f t a s f i ne a r t She ha s a deep love of m aga z i nes a nd never w a nted to t h row out her old i ssues, wh ich she now u ses a s her sou rce m ater ia l Cut t i ng , st r ippi ng a nd sl ici ng old m aga z i ne pages, t he a r t i st u ses t he st r ips to weave her pieces toget her i n a t r ad it iona l m a n ner I love t he t ac t i le nat u re of t hese work s a nd how it ’s t he paper t hat becomes t he subjec t r at her t ha n t he i m ager y it sel f. T hese fa sci nat i ng pieces wou ld add a g reat element of tex t u re a nd colou r i n a home a nd a l low for med it at ive i nter ac t ion .
TA RY N S H E PPA R D Ta r y n Sheppa rd i s a B C a r t i st work i ng at t he cross sec t ion of a rch itec t u re a nd a r t . W h i le she t r a i ned i n t he for mer, her a r t pr ac t ice i s ba sed on ex plor i ng a rch itec t u re within a r t a nd she does so beaut i f u l ly Her pa i nted u rba n la nd sc apes become a l most l i ke d ia r y ent r ies t hat i l lu st r ate ever yd ay l i fe a s Ta r y n ex per iences it . Unt itled i s a good ex a mple of t h i s. Depic t i ng Dr a ke St reet A l ley i n Va ncouver ’s Dav ie Vi l lage, t he pa i nt i ng show s reg u la r t r a f f ic a nd some t r uck s T he ord i na r y scene, however, i s cou ntered by t he pa let te Pa i nted i n a ha z y pi n k , t h i s c a nva s w a s created du r i ng t he 2020 w i ld f ires, wh ich cha nged t he appea ra nce of t he sk y a nd caused the cit y to live in a consta nt state of g low. T hese sm a l l work s have a n i ncred ible ef fec t a nd br i ng t he v iewer i nto a moment ; t here’s a n i m med iate feel i ng of fa m i l ia r it y pu nc t u ated by Ta r y n’s abi l it y to capt ure the f leeting nat ure of time. Untitled (2020) by Tar yn Sheppard.
By Em ma Sims Hild itc h w i t h G i l e s K i m e Emma designed f ilm set s for Ridley Scot t, so it ’s no surprise her rooms have a dr amatic, cinematic qualit y She works with traditional touchstones s tone w alls, herit age colour s and antique s to reimagine barns, schoolhouses, Regenc y townhouses and seaside cot tages Riz zoli, 2022, $ 75.
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Turner Pis t achio, clay and turquois e w alls, large s c ale ar t and f ormal s ymmetr y create lu xe yet c alming ro oms ever y where, f rom a N ew England saltbox to a Miami beachf ront lime s tone villa Riz zoli, 202 2, $ 8 5 “ When the do or s slide op en in summer, you c an smell the pine tre e s, s e e light dancing on the w ater and hear the s ounds of kids jumping of f the do ck it ’s jus t as I envisione d,” s ays A nne Mo o d is A nne’s f ir s t b o ok Gibbs Smith, 202 2, $ 8 8 M o dern b ot anic al w allpap er in a Toronto condo
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AH: The rooms we i n habit shou ld be t he ex pression of ou r loved ones a nd ou rselves. T hat ex pression ca n come f rom a favou r ite recipe, travel souven i r or go to a lbu m but , u lt i m ately, i nter ior desig n set s t he st age for mea n i ng a nd memor y. H&H: Any tips on decorating for the colour shy?
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By Anne Hepfer T h i s debut b o ok showc a ses t he ex ub er a nt work of C a n ad a ba se d desig ner A n ne Hepfer, i nclud i ng her ow n homes T he 320 page col lec t ion of st u n n i ng room s leaves no doubt a s to why A n ne w a s na med H&H’s Desig ner of t he Yea r for 2021 We a sked her to sha re her desig n adv ice, ph i losophy a nd i n spi r at ion s H&H: W hat impact does interior design have on a home?
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AH: T he n at u r a l world i s my big gest sou rce of i n spi r at ion ; f i nd t he colou r s you respond to i n n at u re, a nd st a r t ex per i ment i ng w it h t hose combi n at ion s
AH: It broug ht i nto foc u s why I do wh at I do: to help ot her s t u r n t hei r homes i nto upl i f t i ng , per sona l sa nc t u a r ies t hat ref lec t t hei r ever y mood . O O D: I NTER I O R S & I N S PI R ATI O N
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F O C U S H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 236 THE C A S DRUM This sleek looking cof f ee table spor t s a wood tr ay top that lif t s to reveal plent y of s torage with dividers In Cream Lacquer and Dr y Oak by Four Hands Engineered hardwood; oak veneer 16" h x 42" diam $2, 239 France and Son THE DAY TON Glas s, walnut and a cur ved silhouet te combine to create this überele gant cof f e e t able A nd, there’s a spacious dr awer that ’s so well integrate d you might mis s it at f ir s t glance! In Dark Walnut Walnut; metal; black glas s 13½" h x 47 ½" l x 23½" w $59 0 Mus t Société THE TURNING TABLE The top of this minimalis t table rotate s to reveal ample s torage inside In White Oak by There sa Rand for Menu White oak; chrome 14" h x 25½" diam $6 6 8 Finnish De sign Shop THE ARNE T TE COCK TAIL TABLE A r t f ully arrange books and objet s on f our side s of this sculptur al, multilevel table In White Oak; rubber wood 19½" h x 58 " l x 32" w $2,125 Bernhardt Furniture Company THE M ARINA With drawers f or s torage and c ane f ront s, this whitewashed mangowood cof f ee table is both pr ac tic al and on trend In White Wash. Mangowood; mangowood veneer; woven cane. 16" h x 4 6" l x 28 " w $1,4 6 8 Kathy Kuo Home M AHOG ANY COFFEE TABLE Rich mahogany and a slat ted de sign create a handsome table that of f ers generous s torage In Dark Brown by Jacque s Deneef for Ethnicraf t. Mahogany. 13¾" h x 233⁄5" diam $1,19 9 Modern Komfor t Hidden A Agenda
S EE S H O PPIN G L I S T H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 2 37 Desig ned w ith st yle a nd stora ge in m ind , these mu ltif u nctiona l coffee tables a re especia l l y perfect for sma l l spaces . Produced by BONA KIM | Text by CHEL SE A DOL AN THE VEC TOR This mid centur y s t yle cof f ee table has lot s of display shelving, plus a handy drawer In Walnut Mahogany; MDF 16" h x 4 9" l x 22" w $29 9 Struc tube THE ARC A contemporar y three legged cof f ee table with a top that slide s open or closed, so you c an display the items below or hide them away In White Pigmented A sh by Dit te Vad and Julie Begtrup for Woud A sh 15" h x 26" diam $950 Vancouver Special THE PALOM A LIF T TOP With f ashionable reeding and gold toned details, this sophis tic ated s tor age table has a c antilevered top that lif t s to a good dining or working height In High Glos s Cream by Sunpan A sh; s tainle s s s teel 17¾" h. x 33¼" diam. $1, 9 9 9. Maison Vogue. THE SANOR A W ith plent y of open shelving f or book s or decor ative items, this modern, multilevel cof f ee table make s the mos t of compac t quar ters In Mat te Te x tured Black by Ben Barber Aluminum 18 " h x 3 0 " diam $3, 9 6 0 Provide THE DRUM This piece boas t s a mangowood top and include s f inger cutout s so you c an acce s s s tored items with ease In Cerused White and Light Bronze Mangowood; spun metal 16 ¼" h x 32" diam $1,0 4 9 We s t Elm THE MIL ANO Featuring a tex tured top, this cof f ee table adds charac ter and of f ers hinged drawers that reveal spacious s torage within In Black Brown and Cream with Gold Accent s Veneered poplar ply wood; polyurethane coated te x tile; brushed s teel; lacquered s teel; lacquered oak. 15 7⁄10" h. x 511⁄5" l. x 23 3⁄5" w. $2,19 9. Kare Toronto.
NE W KID ON THE BLO CK : Fré déric Aub é, f ounder and CEO of C ozey, launche d new dire c t to consumer mo dular s of a br and No ok earlier this year C ANADIAN MADE: T he s eating is similar to pro duc t s f rom C ozey, e xcept N o ok pie ce s are pro duce d in C anada and the qualit y is top notch. “ We worke d with our manuf ac turer to pick the b e s t materials, in terms of wood, f oam and f abric,” s ays Fré déric ECO CRED: A b onus of pro ducing the cus tomiz able s of a lo c ally is that it dr as tic ally reduce s it s c arbon f o otprint N o ok has t aken other s teps to up the sus t ainabilit y f ac tor, to o, including re ducing packaging and of f ering a lif etime w arr ant y “ T here’s nothing more sus t ainable than ke eping s omething f orever,” s ays Fré déric. BUDDY UP: N o ok is now working with C anadian de signer s, archite c t s and manuf ac turer s to releas e other pie ce s f or the living ro om, s t ar ting with M ontreal companie s Flavio Studio, f or throw pillow set s, and A lls tudio, f or cof f ee table s and side t able s THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX: M ore par tner ships are on the w ay, and Fré déric is lo oking b eyond the living ro om, as long as it s t ays lo c al “ We w ant par tner s that really f it our v alue s of made in C anada, high qualit y craf tmanship and an abilit y to p er s onalize the pro duc t ”
PR E T T Y Montreal based Nook is making its mark on the living room. Modules can be used to make something as small as an ot toman or as large as a six seat sof a From $695/module Nook Frédéric Aubé, Nook CEO Flavio Studio’s new pillows for Nook will come in several “mood set s” and are all made with recycled materials From $16 0/3 pillows Nook
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1. FLOOR SHOW Based on a 1920 s watercolour painting by Jeanne Lév y, the kaleidoscopic C arrousel rug by Pierre Frey is a mix of hand tuf ted wool and bamboo In Bleu Céruléen Wool; bamboo. 5' x 8 ' . A pprox . $13,0 0 0. Primavera Interior Furnishings 2 . A R T FO R M Each O s s a Decorative vessel is handmade in Chuluc anas, Peru, with a play f ul shape and cool linear detailing In Cream Terracot ta 8" h x 7" diam $119 Moe’s Home Collec tion 3. PAT TERN PL AY Brighten up a sof a or chair with the spot ted L ark throw pillow In Amber Cot ton; poly fill 20 " sq $ 4 9 (including inser t). Urban Barn. 4 . TUF TED LUCK The hexagonal shap e d N ew York Suite s of a no ds to f uturis tic de sign and include s cus tomizable options to add personal s t yle to your living room In Green 14 01 by Sergio Bicego Velvet; wood; s teel 29½" h x 744 ⁄5" w x 392 ⁄5" d $7,4 6 8 Palaz zet ti 5 PACK IT IN Paying homage to clas sic trunk s t yle luggage, the Nathaniel night s tand amps up bedroom s torage with a drawer and open shelving, and feature s handsome leather detailing In Light Green /Aged Camel Cot ton; leather; canvas; mangowood; metal 28 " h x 3 0 " w x 18 " d A pprox $3,16 0 Made Goods 6. BRING TO LIGHT With it s bold colour and eye c atching pat tern, the Wiggle Ribbed Urn lamp base with Pleated Silk shade adds vibr ance to a side table In Red with Green Trellis and Red Trim Shade Ceramic; screen printed silk 28⅔" h x 16" diam A pprox . $919. Penny Morrison. F I N D S H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 240 S EE S H O PPIN G L I S T NEW & NOW Th is mont h ’ s favou r ites f rom t he world of desi g n . P roduced by EMM A REDDINGTON Text by ALE X ANDR A WHY TE 1 2 4 5 3 6
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B L ACK S TO O L L E ATH E R DAY B E D CHECKERBOA RD RUG WOVEN FLOOR L A MP MORE OR LESS $4,145* Medium S c ale Checkerboard Flat Weave rug in C amel Llama wool; sheep wool. 8 ' x 10 ' . Jonathan Adler $3, 239 Checkered rug in Blackened Brown and Natur al Cream Wool 8 ' x 10 ' June + Blue. $519 Checkerboard Shaggy rug in Maize Cot ton; polye s ter 8 ' x 10 ' Urban Out f it ter s S H OP P I NG H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 242 S EE S H O PPIN G L I S *T Price has been conver ted f rom U S dollars and is approximate $360 Stool 6 0 in Black by A lvar A alto for A r tek Lacquered birch 17 ⅓" h x 15" diam Finnish De sign Shop. $282* S of t Edge 7 2 s tool in Black by Iskos B erlin Wood; ply wood 18 ¾" h x 14 ¼" diam. Hay. $25 Kyrre s tool in Black. Ply wood; birch veneer 17¾" h x 16 ½" w x 18 ⅞" d. Ikea. Produced by EMM A REDDINGTON C reate a read i n g nook packed w it h st y le a nd wa r mt h . $2,02 4 9 6 02 f loor lamp in Wicker Willow by Paavo Tynell f or Gubi. Wicker; bras s . 6 0 2⁄5" h x 244⁄5" diam GR Shop by Gabriel Ros s $1,602* Terrace f loor lamp in Natural and G old Steel by Celerie Kemble. Natural rat tan; iron 59" h x 21" diam Ar terior s $1,099 Hakka Rat tan f loor lamp by Kr avit z D e sign. Rat tan; bras s 7 7¾" h x 24" diam CB2 $21,898* Atoll sof a in Kasia 10 6 by A ntonio Cit terio Leather; die cas t aluminum 33 ⅞" h. x 97 ½" w. x 3 8 ⅜" d. B&B Italia. $6,149 Outline daybed in Cognac/Black Base Ref ine leather; powder coated aluminum 15 4⁄5" h. x 784⁄5" w. x 32⅓" d. Muuto. $2,999 Eve daybed in Grade 8 0 0 Coachella C amel with A nthracite (Black) Legs Leather; aluminum. 18 " h. x 76" w. x 36" d. EQ3.
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C A N A HOUS E BE A MUS E? It seems that way for fa shion desig ner T u Ly, whose circa 1885 Montrea l rowhouse i nspi red a st ylistic sea cha nge. T u’s for mer home, which he sha red w ith pa r tner Ma rc Ga ra nd, wa s a cool, industr ia l lof t that he st yled in sex y black a nd white minima lism “A f ter liv ing there for 15 yea rs, we wa nted something dif ferent,” says Tu. “Ca n we have doors, a roof ga rden, rooms for enter t a i n i ng a nd a f ront porch? ” Cu r rently v ice president of desig n for Ca nadia n fa shion bra nd Moose K nuck les, T u ha s enjoyed a long c a reer desig n i ng for legac y bra nd s such a s Hud son’s Bay a nd Root s Ca nada T u a nd Ma rc, who’s a d ig it a l consu lt a nt , boug ht t hei r house i n t he cit y ’s h ip L it tle Bu rg u ndy neig hbou rhood i n 2015 The Victor ia n grande dame, w ith spi k y w roug ht i ron ba lustrades, a ma nsa rd roof, st a i ned g la ss w i ndows a nd g i ngerbread det a i li ng , had n’t been overly moder nized a nd still had a lot of its or ig ina l cha racter With plent y of wood pa nelling a nd f rothy pla ster work meda l lions, t he house wa s t he pola r opposite of t he “ wh ite box ” renovations t he couple had seen elsewhere Bonus: It had once ser ved a s a room i ng house for nu ns i n t he 1930s. “ I g uess t hat ’s why it ha s such a good spi r it , ” says T u. “ T he m i nute we wa l ked i n , we k new it just felt r ig ht . ”
ABOVE: The pine s tair way (a f avourite perch of the couple’s c at, Hanoi) was upgraded with a darker s tain and new wool sisal runner trimmed in grosgrain. Pendant (background), RH; antique runner, Empire Auc tions
ABOVE: Marc Garand (lef t) and Tu Ly on their 10 year old sof a, which Tu had uphols tered so the s tripe s would run horizontally Rug, Pot ter y Barn Canada; ar t print by A ntoniet ta Gras si RIGHT: The home is set on a double lot near the L achine C anal in Montreal’s Lit tle Burgundy area OPPOSITE: The original mantelpiece was s tained mat te black. The cof f ee table base is a giant teak wo o d tre e root Sofa, Elte; cof fee table, Maison Pepin.
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The for mer ow ners had updated the house by ex tending the k itchen a nd adding a sk ylig ht, but the pine f loors a nd cabinets created a v ibe that wa s a bit too r ustic A n a r tisa n a nd trades were broug ht in to rebuild da maged mou ld i ng s a nd i n lay wood f loors, a s wel l a s rei n force some crooked cei li ng s. W h i le renovati ng h is of f ice, T u wa s so t h r i l led to unea r th burg undy Willia m Mor r is wa llpaper under the wood pa nelling that he saved a piece a nd f ra med it. “ We wa nted to pay tr ibute to the h i stor y of t h i s hou se,” he say s T he pi ne f loors were st a i ned a more for ma l wa lnut hue, a nd rooms were decorated w it h v i nt age mu ltitiered cha ndeliers, f ra med pr i nt s, t u f ted sofa s a nd Venetia n m i r rors to accent uate t he home’s i n nate g ra ndeur. T u sourced ma ny items f rom auctions a nd loca l f lea ma rkets li ke Ma rché au x P uces St Michel, a nd he even found a Quebec made pi ne hutch on K ijiji
. S EE S O U RCE GU IDE “I ST I L L H AV E PI E C E SS T S F RO M PR A D A T H PA R AT T I B OUG H T W I T H M Y F I R BSST T PAYC H E QU E . I N V E ST PI AYC I N N S O M ET H I NG YOU LOV E A N D I T ’ S G OI ANG NG T O B E F OR E V E R” Tu L Ly y
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OPPOSITE: Tu painted the kitchen c abinet s a pale blue grey f or a French f eel and ma ximized s tor age by ex tending the c abinet over the f ridge to the ceiling Fridge, Fisher & Paykel; range, Wolf
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TOP LEF T: Tu added a f ashionable white leather banquet te and bis tro chairs in the kitchen ex tension A new spiral s tairc ase out side acce s se s the roof deck. A r ticulated wall light, St yle Labo
TOP RIGHT: A lower entrance, which opens to the mudroom, is dre s sed up with hydrangea f illed pot s and a bench
BOT TOM RIGHT: In the dining room, the traditional look is playe d up with tuf te d chair s, archite c tur al print s, antique Quebec pine f urniture and a metal chandelier Hutc h, Kijiji; chandelier, table, chairs, ar t print s, RH
H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 248 Tu c alls this den his man c ave New cus tom bookshelve s and panelling were painted slate grey f or a cocooning ef f ec t The easel mounted T V reads as ar t and displays a s till f rom their f avourite movie The Godfather “ W E WA N T E D T O PAY T R I BU T E T O T TH H E H IST ORY OF T H IS HOUS E O” F ” Tu TLy u Ly
ABOVE AND BELOW: Tu planned out the ensuite to mimic bathrooms you might f ind in a f ive s tar hotel A ntique chandelier, Empire Auc tions; shower wall tile, f loor tile (including shower), Ciot.
ABOVE: A wall was removed to increase the f ootprint of the principal bedroom The bench is de signated exclusively as Hanoi’s bed Chandelier, Aerin; rug, We s t Elm
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On the second storey, T u a nd Ma rc k nocked dow n wa lls to en la rge t he pr i ncipa l su ite a nd ex pa nd t he ensu ite bat h room. A s a fa sh ion desig ner, T u is sensitive to colou r, so Ma rc let h i m orchestrate t he hou se’s g rey pa let te, wh ich ra nges f rom l ig ht dove to da rk slate T u jokes that it ’s a s if the whole house wa s desig ned a round the silver y blue f u r of t hei r beloved Br it i sh shor t ha i r c at , Ha noi “ He c a me i nto ou r lives t h ree yea rs a f ter we boug ht t he house, but it ’s a lmost li ke we d id t he colou r scheme for h i m,” he says. “ I don’t t h i n k it ’s a coincidence.” Sounds li ke there’s competition in the muse depa r tment.
They kept the k itchen’s checkerboa rd f loor, pa inted the cabinets a nd added bistro cha i rs i n t he brea k fa st nook It ’s a cla ssic look t hat T u k nows he’ll a lways appreciate: “In my wa rdrobe, I still have pieces f rom Prada t hat I boug ht w it h my f i rst paycheque out of fa sh ion school. Invest in something you love a nd it ’s going to be forever.”
K I T C H E N OF T H E MON T H H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 250 P r o d u c e d b y S t a c y B e g g T H E LO O K: Mid centur y modern with a shot of colour D E S I G N B R I E F: Deliver a vibrant, hardworking space where ever yone c an cook and hang out S Q . F T: 192 A Toronto k itchen gets a n injection of o. cea n blue. M ON NEWWaveDesign OLIVIA BOTRIE Photography DONNA GRIFFITH Text ALE X ANDR A WHY TE
O L I V I A B OT R I E: T he c abi net s were f rom t he 1980 s a nd had a d a rk wood veneer T here w a s a powder room t hat jut ted out i nto t he k itchen , a nd t he whole t h i ng needed a m ajor upd ate I’m obsessed w it h f u nc t ion , so we st a r ted t here. B eaut i f u l k itchen s a re g reat , but t hey need to be ha rdwork i ng.
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O B: We were look i ng for a f u n pat ter n for t he ba nquet te a nd , r at her t ha n u se v i nyl, I fou nd a du r able i ndoor outdoor fabr ic i n a n ocea n blue shade I desig ned the k itchen a round t hat fabr ic , add i ng t he g reen t i le a nd pa le blue uppers bec au se my cl ient s w a nted more t ha n one pop of colou r. H&H: W hat does the banquet te add? O B: T he fa m i ly ha ng s out t here a lot , especia l ly when someone i s cook i ng , so t hey w a nted somet h i ng com for t able. A ba nquet te i s l i ke hav i ng a sofa i n you r k itchen
H&H: How did you choose the palet te?
D e signer O livia B otrie ba la nced bold colou r w ith practica l f inishes in this m id cent u r y moder n st yle k itchen for a fa m i ly of fou r
HOUSE & HOME: W hat did the original kitchen look like?
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H&H: How did you decide on a design direct ion for the cabinets and counters? O B: We a lw ay s env i sioned wood c abi net s for t he w a r mt h , a nd it su it s t he rest of t he hou se’s m id cent u r y v ibe. Slab door f ront s a nd si mple black ha rdw a re feel m id cent u r y a nd clea n . For t he cou nter s, we chose a neut r a l colou r w it h a beige u nder tone In t h i s k itchen , we a lw ay s pla n ned for some element s to recede bec au se we w a nted t he foc u s to be on t he colou r block i ng. LEF T: A modern take on a schoolhouse pendant over the banquet te area ups the cosy f ac tor Pendant, Mjölk; table, Rove Concept s; chair, Home Smith; ar t by Susan N Stewar t OPPOSITE: The client s wanted t wo sinks so they could cook together and each have their own workspace. Sinks, faucet s, Roman Bath Centre; range, Dacor; fridge, Kitchen Aid D e signer O li v ia B otrie
K I T C H E N OF T H E MON T H H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 252 S EE S O U RCE GU IDE 1 34 2 T HE DE TAIL S ELEMEN T S OF T HE LOOK 1 A n e x tr a long c abinet pull is us e d to hang tea towels Tea towe l, Home Smith 2 T he interior of this shelving niche w as painte d in D enim Wash, the s ame colour as the upp er c abinet s, to show of f a glas s w are colle c tion. 3. “I’m alw ays a sucker f or a banquet te b e c aus e you c an have s tor age in the b ot tom,” s ay s O li v ia B a n q u e t te u p h o l s te r y f a b r i c , Rob er t A llen 4 . O livia’s client sugge s te d using t wo dif f erent size s of tile f or the back splash to create visual intere s t B a c k s p l a s h, Heath Ceramic s Lagan fabric in Aqua $16 3/yd Rober t Allen. Copenhagen pendant by Space Copenhagen for &Tradition. Pricing upon request Mjölk V intage glazed pitc her. $ 4 0 Folly & Fine Empre s s sur face Pricing upon reque s t HanStone Quar t z Patis serie chair $335. Home Smith. Upper cabinet colour, Denim Wash (CC 7 70), Benjamin Moore. Halibur ton 16 0 mm CC Thin Square pull in Graphite $14 Berenson Gray son Cr y s tal knob in Satin Nickel by Emtek A p prox $ 32 A DH Fine Hardware 3 0 " Dual Fuel Profe s sional range in Stainle s s Steel by Dacor $8,719 Tasco A ppliance s web To see kitchen planning tips from Olivia Botrie, visit houseandhome.com/sept2022
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SE P T E M BE R P h o t o g r a p h y b y L a u r e n M i l l e r ( t o p ) / V i r g i n i a M a c d o n a l d ( m i d d l e ) / K i e l y R a m o s ( b o t t o m )
It’s trending like no other single style we ’ ve seen in more than a decade. It’s the “ it” look of today that comes across our desks from designers doing city and countr y homes for client s across Canada and America. You know the look. Black and white kitchens with miles of veined marble, of ten black window mullions and frames, blond wood floors, light wood millwork throughout and walls and furniture in mostly sof t, layered neutrals. You can see the hallmarks of the look in these three fabulous homes. But you can also see how, in the hands of three talented designers, each house takes on a distinc t personality through the clever use of materials, colour and singular fabrics. See if you can spot the ways that each house shines on it s own and why we and their owners love them so much.
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I T ’S A L O OK H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 256 P r o d u c e d b y S t a c y B e g g Glas s wall hooks in the entr y bring sparkle to an other wise indus trial s t yle space Wall hooks by Kaschkasch, Klaus Design CONNIE BR A E ME R | Photography VIRGINIA M ACDONALD | Text A M A NDA ROS S Co ie Braemer
S EE S O U RCE GU IDE H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2 57 CONNIE BR AEMER REIMAGINES A FAMILIAR ST YLE WITH CHARCOAL TONES, WARMER WO ODS AND MA XIMUM LIGHT. A B OV E: Mas sive double sliding doors c an be closed f or enter taining and open when the kids are playing out side. Sec tional, Montauk Sofa; cof fee table by Mar tha Sturdy, Hollace Cluny R I G H T: Owner S arah Bhalla (lef t) and Connie Braemer on the deck “Connie gave me the conf idence to choose a black palet te,” says S arah of the outdoor f urniture
H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 258 In the f amily room, gr aphic black and white is warmed up with layers of wood, including rif t cut white oak herringbone f looring and f loating shelve s s tained ebony. Chaise by Rolf B enz, K laus
“ We wanted a space that could incorporate the outdoors f or enter taining,” says S arah Outdoor sofa and chairs by Tribù, Avenue Road High glos s c abinet s and a cus tom vent hood keep the kitchen sleek while a L a Cornue range of f ers a clas sic counterpoint Dining table, dining chairs, Klaus; lef t ar t by A my Sillman, Glads tone Galler y; right ar t by A my Sillman, Campoli Pre s ti.
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H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 260 A n intric ate light f ix ture is sculptural above the dining table while black walls create a cos y f eel
w ith their f irst child together. So the couple t ur ned to vetera n interior desig ner Connie Braemer, A R IDO, of Connie Braemer Desig n to f i x their problems.
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“IN 10 TO 15 YE ARS, YOU’LL STILL WALK THROUGH THIS HOUSE AND LOVE HIT IS LOV IT IT ’ S CL ASSIC AND ’SUBDUED” CL SUBDUED” Co ie Braemer, idesigner e designer
“ W hen Sa ra h ca l led me, she had a v ision,” says Con n ie “She wa nted a contempora r y, k id f r iend ly open f loor pla n, but a lso some sepa ration ” In addition, she wa nted to keep much of t he cha r m t hat had i n it ia l ly wooed t hem . C on n ie’s prescr ipt ion w a s a moder n black a nd wh ite pa let te u nder pin ned by wood for wa r mt h t h roug hout . A s w it h so ma ny renovat ions, what bega n a s a sma l l faceli f t evolved into a ma ssive restoration “ It st a r ted out w it h just t he k itchen, but t hen we ended up g ut ting ever y t h ing , ” says Sa ra h “ It wa s a l l k nob a nd t ube w ir ing , a nd you ca n’t just do one room.” Because Sa ra h doesn’t d i l lyda l ly w it h decision ma k ing , demo bega n in December 2017 a nd move in day wa s just eig ht mont hs later. One of C on n ie’s pr i m a r y cha l lenges w a s t he less t ha n generou s n i ne foot cei l i ng heig ht R at her t ha n u se st a nd a rd pa nel door s, g la ss door s f r a med i n black met a l were added to create a n open feel T he w a l l bet ween t he k itchen a nd fa m i ly room w a s removed a nd t he out side w a l l replaced w it h double sliding g la ss doors for sea m less indoor outdoor pa ssage to t he la rge deck a nd pool. T he or ig ina l mud room w a s eli m i nated i n favou r of w iden i ng t he f ront foyer to accom modate strol lers ( just in time for the couple’s nex t child) Lined in Caesa rstone slabs, the entr y is now über f unctiona l a nd a lso hints at the elega nt dra ma inside, a nd that once inconvenient powder room now sit s dow n a newly created ha l l. “It had been a problem for so long , but thin k ing about it for t wo yea rs led to t he solution,” says Sa ra h. “ In 10 to 15 yea rs, you’l l sti l l wa l k t h roug h t h is house a nd love it it ’s cla ssic a nd subdued,” says Connie “If you look at Pa ris apa r tments today, you’ll see her ringbone f loors f rom 100 yea rs ago Simila rly, a lot of the elements in this contempora r y house have a cla ssic, timeless v ibe, which of fers longev it y, a nd that ’s what people a re look ing for.” A nd like a ny good relationsh ip, t h is house is bu i lt to la st , too.
Now a s triking f oc al point of the living room, the f ireplace surround was created f rom Nero A s soluto granite and rif t cut European oak Sofas, Montauk Sofa; cus tom cof fee table, Metropolis Living
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B E LOW: A cus tom daybed (behind sofa) has an integrated shelf f or books or a cup of cof f ee. Cus tom daybed, Metropolis Living B OT TO M: The outdoor area include s a spacious deck f or playing, lounging and dining, as well as a sleek pool Dining table, Jardin de V ille
O PP OS I T E: A light tone on tone palet te is soothing in the principal bedroom Bed frame, RH; sconce by A s tro Lighting, Eurolite
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The nurser y has a play f ul de sign, with a mini Panton chair and cos y chaise longue f or reading Pendant by Moooi, Klaus; c haise longue, Montauk Sofa; rug, Y&Co
S EE S O U RCE GU IDE H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2 65 A B OV E: For the principal ensuite, the owners wanted a luxe, marble look that was dur able, so Connie went with porcelain slabs on the walls and f loor Slabs, Zion Stone; faucet s, Roman Bath Centre; counter, Cae sar s tone; cus tom vanit y, B a x Canada R I G H T: The walk in closet f eature s a cus tom vanit y table topped with backpainted glas s, where small drawers s tore S arah’s makeup.
I T ’S A L O OK H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 266 P r o d u c e d b y S t a c y B e g g / S t y l i n g b y M e & M o , M e g C r o s s l e y a n d M o r g a n M i c h e n e r U R B A N Revival Design SA M A NTHA SACK S Photography L AUREN MILLER Text BARBAR A SGROI Saman a Sacks
S EE S O U RCE GU IDE H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2 67 T H E R E A R E S O M E rea l est ate u n icor ns sti l l to be fou nd i n R iverd a le, one of Toronto’s oldest dow ntow n neig hbourhoods. A period Victoria n house w ith its orig ina l a rch itect u re sti l l int act wou ld be one of t hem . For Er i n You ng a nd her hu sba nd , Ja son Fa r rel l, f i nd i ng t hei r u n icor n proved to be elu sive. T hey tou red 20 plus l ist i ng s over seven yea r s, a nd m ade t wo fa i led of fer s “ We d id n’t w a nt to buy someone else’s renovat ion , ” say s Er i n , a n e com merce a nd m a rket i ng exec ut ive “ We were deter m i ned to f i nd a n u n spoi led hou se t hat we cou ld renovate a nd m a ke ou r ow n . ” SAMANTHA SACKS PUTS A FRESH SPIN ON GR APHIC RO OMS WITH GLOBAL TE X TILES. White oak herringb one f lo or s add old world f ormalit y to the sle ek , contemp or ar y kitchen Ra nge, Miele; ha rd wa re, B u s te r + Pun c h; f lo o ri ng, Nadur ra Wo o d O PP O S I T E: Paire d with delic ate wo o d chair s, the banquet te’s gr aphic uphols ter y of f er s contr as t Wa l l l i g ht s, Wa y f air Canada; ta b le, Rove Concept s; a r t by Isabella G Vella
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S o t he couple cou ld ha rd ly h ide t hei r excitement when , i n t he fa l l of 2018 , t hey f i na l ly fou nd a n elega nt , t h ree storey, f ive bed room Vic tor ia n i n t he hea r t of R iverd a le t hat had been i n t he sa me fa m i ly for more t ha n 50 yea r s Er i n w a s so eager t hat she i ncluded a photo of t hei r fa m i ly w it h t hei r offer to help her w i n t he hou se Su re, it had a n outd ated ga l ley k itchen t hat w a s too sm a l l for a f r idge, a nd t he i nter ior layout w a s a closed off ser ies of for m a l room s not spaciou s enoug h for t hei r fa m i ly of f ive. But t he hou se had good bones, a la r ge back y a rd a nd st i l l ret a i ned m a ny of t he or ig i na l per iod feat u res t hey were hopi ng for t h i n k coved n i ne foot cei l i ng s, or nate pla ster work , st a i ned g la ss w i ndow s a nd a g r a nd foyer w it h it s or ig i na l st a i rc a se “ T he goa l wa s to preser ve a l l of t hose cha r m ing det a i ls, t he t h ings t hat ma ke you r hea r t sk ip a beat , li ke when you see t he patina on a ha nd ra i l a nd imag ine how ma ny k id s have happi ly slid dow n it , ” says desig ner Sa ma nt ha Sack s, who had worked on t he renovation of t he fa m i ly ’s prev ious house a nd wa s h ired to reimag ine t h is one TO P L E F T: “ The wood in the entr y has the mos t beautif ul depth,” s ays de signer S amantha S acks “I wante d to hang on to the mood here; painting it would have wiped it away ” Tile, The T ile Store L E F T: T he f amily ro om’s kid f riendly s of a, rug and leaf y back y ard view create a cos y year round sp ot in the new addition M i l l wo r k , Jmac Produc tions; s of a, A r ticle Jas on, a marketing e xe c, and Erin in their new kitchen
H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2 69 “I w ante d the kitchen to have a sup er co ol browns tone vib e with dark gre en c abinet s that read black , ” s ays S amantha Pe nda nt s, Mjölk; f a u c e t, Ginger ’s; b a r s to o l s, Rove Concept s
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a big ger add ition tha n pla n ned,” says Er in, sipping coffee in the su n ny fa m i ly room wh i le A lex , 12 , Madeleine, 10 a nd Henr y, 7, wh iz by on their way to the lower level “ But , a s it t u r ns out , the add ition is where we spend most of ou r time It wa s one of the best decisions we made.” The ba sement is g rou nd zero for the k ids, now that it ’s been desig ned a s a huge play room, g uest bed room a nd workout a rea . “ If you’re bu i ld ing a n add ition, it ma kes sense to d ig out the entire ba sement to t a ke adva nt age of the whole space,” adds Sa ma ntha But , of cou rse, t he big gest cha l lenge wa s creating a decorating scheme t hat wou ld sea m lessly meld t he new add it ion a nd t he old hou se, w it h a l l it s h i stor y. “ My i n spi r at ion w a s a moder n i zed Brook ly n brow nstone,” says Sa ma ntha . “ I wa nted In the living ro om, S amantha us e d lef tover marble f rom the kitchen to create a f ireplace surround f r ame d in black Ce i l i n g f i x tu re, We s t Elm; s of a, Ka v uu s; c off ee ta b le, a rm c h a i r s, CB2 O PP O S I T E: Perche d on a rus tic rug f rom M oro cco, c ane backe d chair s are a dr amatic contr as t to the dining ro om’s mo dern blond wo o d t able Pe nda nt by B o cci, Hollace Cluny; d i n i n g ta b l e, A r ticle; d i n i n g c ha i r s, CB2
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“ It w a s a f u l l g ut , ” say s t he desig ner of t he yea r long reno t hat bega n w it h replaci ng t he home’s wor n out ma i n level f loor s w it h cla ssic wh ite oa k her r ingbone The wa l l bet ween the or ig ina l k itchen a nd d in ing room wa s removed to improve f low a nd a l l the w indows were replaced, reusing the or ig ina l ca sings a nd tr im wherever possible. But it wa s the ma ssive 700 squa re foot , t wo storey add ition on the back of the house, the site of the new fa m i ly room, eat in a rea , second f loor bed room a nd st a irs to a dug dow n ba sement , that wou ld d ra matica l ly tra nsfor m how the fa m i ly wou ld live in the home “Sa ma ntha adv ised us that ma ny people do ex tensions that a ren’t substa ntia l enoug h to be wor th the ex pense, so we ended up going for
H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 272 “I w ante d the principal b e dro om to f e el like a s erene, tone on tone retreat nothing jarring,” s ays S amantha Wa l l l i g ht, YLighting; rug, Four Hands “I ALWAYS FEEL THAT GLOBAL ELEMENTS ARE VERY COMPATIBLE WITH VICTORIAN HOUSES” Saman a Sacks web For more work by Samantha Sacks, visit houseandhome.com/sept2022
t hat ju x t aposit ion of ha nd some t he black steel mu l l ioned door s a re a n ex a mple of t hat i ndu st r ia l v ibe aga i n st or nate Vic tor ia n element s l i ke t he pla ster cei l i ng med a l l ion s ” St i r red i nto t h i s st yle m a sh up i s a n i nter nat iona l a r r ay of colou r f u l pat ter ned r ug s a nd cool tex t i les “ I a lw ay s feel t hat g loba l element s a re ver y compat ible w it h Vic tor ia n hou ses bec au se, at t he t i me, people were beg i n n i ng to ex plore fa r f lu ng pa r t s of t he world , a nd br i ng i ng home r ug s a nd tex t i les a s souven i r s of t hei r t r avels,” say s Sa m a nt ha , a n i nt repid g loba l shopper who, a s pa r t of her desig n bu si ness, ha s happi ly lug ged home su za n i tex t i les f rom T u rkey, r ug s f rom t he Sa ha r a a nd pot ter y f rom Morocco “ Now, ou r home feels i nv it i ng , com for t able, a nd a lso i nterest i ng a nd f u n , ” say s Er i n “ We debated t he pr ac t ic a l it y of m a rble cou nter s i n t he k itchen , but I love t he look a nd have become com for t able w ith the idea that, like this house, they w ill age g racef ully a nd develop their ow n pat i na . ” L E F T A N D B E LOW: T he principal bathro om’s pat terne d rugs and w alnut v anit y (b elow right, background ) e cho the f oyer ’s age burnishe d wo o d Rug (in f ront of tub), T he Do or Store B OT TO M R I G H T: A dding a M oro cc an rug and f ringe chandelier in Madeleine’s b e dro om create s a vib e that ’s pret t y without b eing juvenile Wa l l p a p e r, A nthropologie
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H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 274 I T ’S A L O OK Hit s of black, f rom the window f r ame s, cof f e e table and ar t, add graphic punch in the living room Sec tional, Elte; cof fee table, Atelier Arking; ar t by Nina B ruun, Pap er Collec ti ve Jackie Di Cara
S EE S O U RCE GU IDE H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2 75 P r o d u c e d b y S t a c y B e g g HIGH DR AMA TORONTO DESIGNER JACKIE DI C AR A USES BL ACK , WHITE AND WO OD TONES TO CRE ATE SPARE, SERENE RO OMS WITH GR APHIC IMPAC T. Design JACKIE DI C A R A | Photography KIELY R A MOS Text JOSH WA LKER
E S S IS MORE That wa s the g uiding ma ntra for Jack ie Di Ca ra in her redesig n of this 1,600 squa re foot Roseda le home Ba la nced by white oa k , the black a nd white pa let te wa s the r ig ht choice for Jack ie’s client, a busy professiona l work ing in the cour ts who needed a serene retreat to come home to, a nd a space for enter ta ining fa mily on the weekends.
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Acting a s the center piece, the open pla n k itchen ha s a st unning porcela in isla nd, a nd a black vent hood that ’s a n ef fective punct uation ma rk “ You have to be ca ref u l w ith black because it ’s a ver y power f u l colour a nd desig n tool,” says Jack ie “The percentage of black in a room w ill dictate how the space feels, so it ’s impor ta nt to get it r ig ht.” A nd that goes for a ll k inds of rooms, even ones where the decorating is more advent urous. “A well lit space w ith lots of
This g raphic yet wa r m look is a lso indicative of a w ider shif t in desig n “In Toronto, there’s been a move towa rd clea ner, more contempora r y inter iors,” says Jack ie “Our home ha s become our oa sis; we wa nt a n unclut tered env ironment that br ings a sense of ca lm a nd order A nd our spaces need to f unction for both work ing a nd liv ing.”
“ There’s a minima list under tone that comes f rom w ithin,” says the desig ner “It ’s about tr y ing to simplif y things a s much a s possible ” The pla n initia lly revolved a round a ma in f loor renovation to improve the layout a nd br ing more lig ht to the space However, in the process of desig ning the sit ting a rea , k itchen, adjacent dining space a nd liv ing room, the project ex pa nded to a f u ll g ut of a ll three f loors, plus a new second storey addition.
TOP LEF T: The f oyer is an ideal space to incorporate a bold de sign element like this f loor tile. Mirror, Crate and Barrel; benc h, De sign Within Reach; tile, Stone T ile
For this project, Jack ie wa s so a lig ned w ith her client t hat she felt she w a s work i ng on a hou se for her sel f.
TOP RIGHT: The f urniture in the dining area is s treamlined and air y Black f lush mount ceiling f ix ture s, Luminaire Authentik; dining table by Ethnicraf t, St ylegarage; dining chairs by Blu Dot, Urban Mode L
H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2 77 A porcelain clad island is a f oc al point of the kitchen de sign Laminam counters and island, Stone T ile; faucet by Brizo, Roman Bath Centre
H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 278 In the serene principal bedroom, Jackie introduced a wallpaper mur al with oversized brushs troke s to create visual intere s t Ceiling f ix ture, Luminaire Authentik; wallpaper mural, Drop It Modern; bed frame, RH; table lamp, A r terior s “OUR HOME HAS BECOME OUR OASIS ; WE WANT AN UNCLUT TERED ENVIRONMENT THAT BRINGS A SENSE OF C ALM AND ORDER” Jackie Di Cara
TOP LEF T: The principal bathroom counter is quar t z, which require s vir tually no maintenance Mirror, Rejuvenation; faucet s by Aquabras s, sinks, Roman Bath Centre
TOP RIGHT: In the gue s t bedroom, a black painted f eature wall has impac t Bed frame by Blu Dot, Urban Mode; night s tand, LD Shoppe; ar t, Minted. nat u r a l l ig ht c a n ea si ly t a ke a black accent w a l l a nd st i l l feel f resh , ” say s Jack ie, refer r i ng to her cl ient ’s g uest bed room , “ wherea s a room w it h less nat u r a l l ig ht w i l l t a ke on a moody v ibe ” Jack ie’s cl ient decided ea rly on t hat she d id n’t need to sit at t he k itchen i sla nd . “ She on ly w a nted to put t h i ng s i n t he hou se t hat were u sef u l,” say s Jack ie. “ Doi ng aw ay w it h t he i sla nd seat i ng mea nt t hat we cou ld clad it w it h st atement slabs a nd have more com for t able ci rc u lat ion pat h s t h roug h t he space ” A contempor a r y l i nea r l ig ht f i x t u re ha ng s above “ For me, a ny t h i ng g r aph ic i s a g reat w ay to g r ab at tent ion , ” she add s Jack ie u sed st r i k i ng over si zed a r t i n t he l iv i ng room to si m i la r ef fec t . T he a r t i m med iately d r aw s t he eye wh i le ever y t h i ng else i n t he room play s a suppor t i ng role. In t h i s hou se, Jack ie t wea ked t he cla ssic black , wh ite a nd wood for mu la to m a ke it feel f resh Ta ke, for ex a mple, t he foyer In stead of goi ng w it h t he t r ad it iona l black a nd wh ite checkerboa rd f loor t i le you m ig ht see i n a Vic tor ia n hou se, she moder n i zed t he look w it h a cool t r ia ng le pat ter n . T he c a st concrete f i replace i n t he sit ti ng a rea (see page 76 ) i s t he on ly element t hat rem a i n s f rom t he or ig i na l f loor pla n , a nd Jack ie loves t he u nador ned , clea n l i nes it br i ng s to her desig n “ It cont r a st s beaut i f u l ly w it h t he c u r v y f u r n it u re, sof ter colou r s, a r t a nd nat u r a l tones,” she say s With the renovation now complete, the house is a statement ma k ing st udy of contra sts elega nt a nd a ir y yet a nchored in dra matic elements. Jack ie’s less is more approach ba la nces for m a nd f unction, creating elevated, unclut tered rooms for her client to enjoy for yea rs to come.
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H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 280 S M A L L S PAC E 1 1,000 SQ.FT. The RIGHT FIT A NE W COND O IS TAILORED TO A TEE. Design TIM L A M | Photography S TEPH A NI BUCHM A N These fou r homes prove it ’ s not how much space you have, but how you use it . Text E M ILY E VA N S Kitchener
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ABOVE: T im L am in his cleverly de signed condo. LEF T: The living room is truly multif unc tional with a f ull size sof a and small de sk, and a chaise longue f or reading and morning cof f ee Sofa and chaise longue by Sarah Richardson De sign, Silva Cus tom Furniture; c redenza, Gus* Modern; wall sculpture ( far lef t), Ridgely Studio Works r b B / F P
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back spla sh . “ T he sig ht l i ne look s so much bet ter w it h a st yl i sh d i n i ng a rea i n stead of a n i sla nd , ” he say s. Ti m took t he la rge space t hat wa s mea nt to be t he pr i ncipa l bed room a nd t u r ned it i nto a mu lti f u nctiona l den, of f ice a nd g uest bed room i nstead “ It wa s Ch r is’s request a nd it a lmost gave me a hea r t at tack , ” admits Tim To remedy a ny resa le r isk s dow n the road, the pa ir ensured it cou ld be tra nsfor med back into a bedroom: the Ikea Pa x built ins ca n become a closet, the desk ca n f unction a s a va nit y a nd a f u ll size bed ca n ta ke the place of the daybed. A sea of ha r monious beige, taupe a nd crea m f ur nit ure a nd wa llpapers ma ke the modest home feel boundless a nd v isitors a re g reige w ith env y “ People love the a iriness of the condo a nd appreciate the custom elements versus the builder ’s orig ina l pla n,” says Tim. “ Neig hbours of ten ca n’t believe their unit is f unda menta lly the sa me, but ours feels dif ferent w ith a much bet ter f low a nd use of space.”
OPPOSITE: Placing the f ridge on the lef t wall rather than nex t to the dishwasher created a longer counter f or Chris, who love s to cook Black sconce s, A nony; dining chairs, Avenue Road.
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ABOVE AND RIGHT: This room was intended to be the principal bedroom, but T im turned it into a den of f ice gue s t room. Daybed, Ikea; daybed uphols ter y fabric, draper y fabric, throw pillows, Tonic Living
H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 284 “I love layering neutrals and textures for an enriched experience” Tim Lam e F l r P lan 41' 2 5 ' Kitchen Living Room Bedroom Den Of f ice H O ME TRUTHS W H AT A R E A D O YO U G R AV I TAT E TO I N YO U R H O M E ? “I love the living ro om kitchen the b e s t. It ’s such a bright and op en space ” W H AT’ S T H E B I G G E S T PLU S TO S M A L L-S PAC E L I V I N G? “ There’s much le s s to clean, and I c an f o cus on inve s ting in qualit y items ” I F YO U CO U L D A D D O N E T H I N G TO YO U R S PAC E , W H AT WO U L D I T B E ? “A f abulous dre s sing ro om f or Chris’s clothe s and my home acce s sorie s ” H OW D O YO U K E E P C LU T T E R AT B AY ? “ We tr y not to bring in new items almos t imp os sible f or me and other items head to Goodwill.” S EE S O U RCE GU IDE
TOP LE F T: A narrow nook of f the entr y is the per f ec t spot f or a console, mirror and pendant DIY ar t hide s the elec tric al box Mirror, EQ3; console, We s t Elm; benc h, Jordan Poirier Furniture
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BOT TOM RIGHT: The f loating white oak vanit y in the principal bathroom was cus tom made with t wo deep drawers Sconce s, Illuminate V intage; mirror, Home Sense; vanit y millwork, Bendt Kitchens & Millwork OPPOSITE, TOP RIGHT: A f ull width headboard make s the principal bedroom f e el wider, and p endant s f re e up space on the night s t ands. Cus tom headboard, Kornhauser Uphols ter y; s torage bed, Ikea OPPOSITE, BOT TOM LEF T: T im had a loc al c arpenter cus tomize t wo Ikea Pa x wardrobe s with drawers and shelve s in bet ween Ceiling f ix ture, Black Roos ter Decor; rug, Lulu and Georgia. web For our best small space solutions, visit houseandhome com/sept2022
TOP RIGHT: A wallpaper remnant adds tex ture behind the powder room mirror T im made sure the backsplash was taller than the f aucet Mirror, Home Sense; faucet, Moen; a r t, Bet tencour t Manor
CENTRE RIGHT: L arge sc ale shower tile has a luxe s tone look, with f ewer grout line s to clean Wall tile, Ciot; nic he tile, Creekside T ile Company; shower f ix tures, DX V
H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 286 P r o d u c e d b y S t a c y B e g g / F l o o r p l a n i l l u s t r a t i o n s b y M a d i s o n P fl a n c e / S t y l i n g b y S t a c e y S m i t h e r s 1,000 SQ.FT. PURE & Simple A MINIMALIST FINDS HIS ZEN IN A PARED BACK LOF T. S M A L L S PAC E 2 Toronto
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THS W H AT A R E A D O YO U G R AV I TAT E TO I N YO U R H O M E ? “ The comf or t able leather club chair, where I ga ze out at the changing seasons ” W H AT’ S T H E B I G G E S T PLU S TO S M A L L S PAC E L I V I N G? “It remove s the noise f rom my lif e, and I use ever y thing that I have.” I F YO U CO U L D A D D O N E T H I N G TO YO U R S PAC E , W H AT WO U L D I T B E ? “A wabi sabi water feature on the terrace ” H OW D O YO U K E E P C LU T T E R AT B AY ? “I use d to colle c t all kinds of pie ce s, but I sold a lot and it was like a huge ps ychic weight was lif te d.” W H AT WA S AT T H E TO P O F YO U R R E N O W I S H L I S T ? “A c alm, rela xing space to come home to, and an e sc ap e f rom the conf usion of ever yday lif e ”
T he pa i r spent mont hs obsessi ng over wood cut s, g rades a nd f i n ishes for t he f loor i ng t hat r u n s t h roug hout a nd pa r tia l ly up some wa l ls “Qua r tersaw n, r i f t cut I d id n’t even k now t hese words ex isted before,” says Glen, a refor med tchotch ke col lector “ But I do now, a nd it wa s so wor t h it ” A yea r long renovation later, t he one bed room, one a nd a ha l f bat h room lof t ha s t he Japa nd i aest het ic Glen w a s look i ng for; it ’s sleek but wa r m, a nd tot a l ly zen. A s he li kes to say, “ Now ever y t h i ng ha s it s place. Includ i ng me.”
LEF T: “L arger piece s like rugs and sof as c an help expand space s visually,” says de signer Stephanie Houghton Sofa, Crate and Barrel; s tools, throw pillows, rug, Elte OPPOSITE: The c abinet s under Glen’s s t air s house pantr y items, as well as a microwave, toas ter and pullout counter for ex tra prep space Ar t by Graham Gillmore, Monte Clark Galler y O ME TRU
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Toronto’s R iverda le neig hbou rhood. “ He t a l ked about how h is k itchen needed a faceli f t a nd, f rom t here, we pu l led t hat d a ng l i ng t h read on t he proverbia l hem , ” say s Steph a n ie, a pa r t ner a long w it h Em i ly Gr i f f i n at t he Toronto f i r m Gr i f f i n Houg hton “ T hen , we d i sc u ssed replaci ng t he t i le i n t he pr i ncipa l bat h room , work i ng on t he over a l l layout a nd t he lack of nat u r a l l ig ht … soon , we were renovat i ng t he whole 1,0 0 0 squa re foot lof t . ”
H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 S288 S EE SO U RCE GU IDE Second econd F l r 29'11" 1 6 ' 5 " Kitchen ABOVE: Glen’s Riverdale building has cool, indus trial s t yle BELOW: The spare, open concept kitchen dining area is warm yet air y Backsplash, Stone T ile OPPOSITE, TOP: Hardwood f looring is used throughout the lof t and behind the bed Storage bed, EQ3; ar t (lef t) by Scot t McFarland, Monte Clark Galler y First F l r 36'10" 1 6 ' 5 " Living Room Bedroom Walk inBCloset athroom Open to Below Dining Area
H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 2 89 “Small spaces feel more pe. ersonal and manageable. Yt ou own them ; they don’t own you ” G len Hunt LEF T: Replacing a wall with glas s trans f ormed the dark principal bathroom into a light f illed retreat Tile, Cercan T ile; tub, plumbing f ix ture s, Roman Bath Centre B E LOW: A f loating vanit y give s Glen’s ensuite a spa like serenit y Cus tom vanit y, Daw son Cabinet works
H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 290 P r o d u c e d b y S t a c y B e g g / F l o o r p l a n i l l u s t r a t i o n b y M a d i s o n P fl a n c e / S t y l i n g b y M e & M o , M e g C r o s s l e y a n d M o r g a n M i c h e n e r AN ADVENTUROUS CLIENT D OWNSIZES FROM A FOUR STORE Y HOUSE TO AN ECLEC TIC COND O. Design CYNTHIA FE RGUSON Photography DONNA GRIFFITH TRUE 1,600 SQ.FT. Colours S EE S O U RCE GU IDE S M A L L S PAC E 3 Toronto
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BOT TOM LEF T: Rayner Conway in her vibrant condo OPPOSITE: In the living room, Cynthia cleverly tucked the gr aphic drape s behind the bulkheads Blac k sofas, cof fee table, Elte
boa rd t a i lored to her cl ient ’s new home “ R ay ner w a s a n absolute d rea m to work w it h old , d a r i ng , f u n a nd endea r i ng , ” say s C y nt h ia , who loves work i ng w it h cl ient s who say yes to her w i ld idea s. For t h is su ite, wh ich i ncludes t wo bed room s a nd a den , C y nt h ia’s sug gest ion s i ncluded a blue d i n i ng room , h ig h i mpac t w a l lpaper s a nd yel low d r apes. “ W hen you l ive a lone, you c a n m a ke t hese k i nd s of bold choices for you r sel f,” say s R ay ner, whose hu sba nd pa ssed aw ay shor t ly before she took possession of t he condo She pr ior it i zed bu i lt i n s w it h plent y of d r awer s a nd shelves for her la r ge col lec t ion of clot hes, shoes a nd pu r ses. C y nt h ia say s helpi ng ed it t hose closet s w a s one of t he h ig h l ig ht s of t he whole projec t . She even pa id hom age to R ay ner ’s 1980 s er a pi n k , bejewel led cow boy boot s by pa i nt i ng t he d ressi ng room i n a m atch i ng hue T hose big decor at i ng moves weren’t ju st l i m ited to a room or t wo “ If we bec a me shy about m a k i ng a st atement , on ly choosi ng a couple of a rea s to go a l l out , t he rest of t he condo wou ld feel forgot ten , ” say s C y nt h ia . Usi ng colou r a nd pat ter n t h roug hout g ives t he home a n ex uber a nt , la rger t ha n l i fe per sona l it y. “ I feel l i ke it hug s me t he moment I w a l k i n t he door,” say s R ay ner.
TOP LEF T: “I wante d a bold colour in the dining room, and Cynthia convinced me that this was the right one,” says Rayner Wall colour, Loch Blue (SW 6 5 02), Sher win Williams
H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 292 S EE S O U RCE GU IDE H O ME TRU THS W H AT WA S O N YO U R D E S I G N W I S H L I S T ? “ To create a home that ref le c te d my p er sonalit y, with a principal retreat where I could f e el c alm and happy ” D I D YO U H AV E TO B U Y A L L N E W F U R N I T U R E ? “Not at all I only purchase d one new sof a.” H OW D O YO U K E E P C LU T T E R AT B AY ? “I’m an e x tremely organize d p er son, and I made sure all the closet s had enough dr awer s and shelve s ” H OW M A N Y PE O PL E C A N YO U H O S T F O R A D I N N E R PA R T Y ? “I’ve hos te d 10, but I could do 12.” W H AT D R E W YO U TO T H I S B U I L D I N G? “It ’s do g f riendly and close to the subway with views of Toronto’s B eltline Tr ail ” ABOVE: Open shelving over the sink create s a spot f or display Star shaped ceiling f ix ture, V isual Comfor t; faucet by Perrin & Rowe, Roman Bath Centre TOP LEF T: A n arched door way leads f rom the living room to the third bedroom, which was turned into a den BOT TOM LEF T: The pink vanit y is a colour f ul companion to the gue s t bathroom’s black and white pat terns Wallpaper, Drop It Modern; tile, Saltillo Impor t s
TOP RIGHT: Cheer f ul yellow and pale blue create a pleasing warm cool mix in the principal bedroom Wallpaper, Cole & Son; benc h, Elte C E N T R E LEF T: Cynthia widened the entr y to the bubblegum pink closet by removing the door and opening it up to the ceiling Ceiling f ix ture by Kelly Wear s tler, V isual Comfor t; cabinet colour, Pink Raspberr y (2075 4 0), Benjamin Moore BOT TOM LEF T: In the principal bathroom, a single sink allows for more counter and drawer space Sconces, Visual Comfor t; faucet by The Rubinet Faucet Company, Roman Bath Centre; hardware, Richelieu 33'6" y
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TOP LEF T: Cynthia had a rug re sized f or Rayner ’s new home of f ice, which has a pullout sof a f or gue s t s Wallpaper, Phillip Jef f rie s; roman blind fabric by Serena Dugan Studio, Y&Co
3 6 ' 4 " Kitchen Bedroom Living Room Dining Area Of f ice Bedroom Den Ensuite Balcony e F l r P lan an “W hen you live alone, you ecan n you can make bold choices for yourself ”yourself Ray ner C aonway
H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 294 P r o d u c e d a n d s t y l e d b y E m m a R e d d i n g t o n / F l o o r p l a n i l l u s t r a t i o n b y M a d i s o n P fl a n c e Design K ATE SNYDER and JE SSIC A M acDONALD Photography L AUREN D. ZBARSK Y A LOVER OF COLOUR AND PAT TERN MAKES HER LOF T SING. S M A L L S PAC E 4 1,000 SQ.FT. THE BOLD AND THE Beautif ul Vancouver
LEF T: Jasmeet K Wahid in her light f illed kitchen
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Jessic a MacDona ld a nd Za f i r a h Bacchu s, t he projec t lead for desig n a nd m a nagement , on t he lof t It a l ia n 1970 s g la mou r, plu s a S out h A sia n aest het ic were what Ja smeet requested , a long w it h a l ibr a r y w a l l a nd stone k itchen i sla nd . Capit a l i z i ng on t he lof t y 12 foot h ig h cei l i ng s, t he tea m t houg ht out side t he box to a r r ive at a clever colou r block i ng scheme “One of t he big gest m i sconcept ion s i s t hat wh ite w a l ls m a ke spaces feel la rger,” say s K ate “ But da rk shades c a n ac t ua l ly m a ke sm a l l room s feel more ex pa n sive.” For Ja smeet , the lof t feels a ny th ing but sma l l, especia l ly w it h a l l t he persona l mementoes on d isplay.
BELOW: The Buddha was a gif t f rom Jasmeet ’s gr andmother, and the velvet dr ape s are similar to those f rom her childhood home
OPPOSITE: “Mixing objec t s and books along this wall added those layers that give a small space intere s t,” s ays de signer Kate Snyder about the cus tom built ins Millwork, Omega Cus tom Furniture
TO P R I G H T: A cus tom mos s coloured vinyl and cherr y wood veneer banquet te seat s at leas t eight Dining chairs, CB2; dining table by Leanne Ford, Crate and Barrel
BOT TOM LEF T AND OPPOSITE: The island’s t wo tier counters were inspired by the dramatic s tone of ten used in Milane se hotel lobbie s The Green Verde A lpi marble and cream Avatar granite bring a jolt of colour and pat tern Green mable, cream granite, Cerams tone T he qu i lt on Ja smeet ’s bed w a s m ade by her late g r a nd mot her, Gu rdev, a nd t he v iv id r ug below depic t s a n Ind ia n temple E ven t he l iv i ng room d r apes, sofa a nd r ug evoke ch i ld hood memor ies “ I d id n’t rea l i ze t hese con nec t ion s du r i ng t he decor at i ng process, but t hey bec a me clea r when my home w a s complete,” say s Ja smeet . “ I’m u lt i m ately i n spi red by my ow n stor y a nd t he cha r ac ter s I meet a long t he w ay.”
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TO P LE F T: Jus t of f the dining area is a chic home bar.
S EE S O U RCE GU IDE H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2 97 “I find the bunique eautif ul lperfect ines or shapes , not so much” Ja smeet K . Wahid
H&H S EP T E M B ER 202 298 A purple f aux mohair sof a ref le c t s Jasme et ’s love of jewel tone s R I G H T: Nex t to the dining table is a home of f ice nook with sleek lighting and an open shelf above e F l r P lan 2 4 ' 6 " Bedroom Living Room Dining KArea itchen Ensuite Walk in Closet Powder Room Desk 42' Bar
H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2 99 A B OV E A N D B OT TO M L E F T: T he bathro om s t aye d mos tly as is, apar t f rom the addition of jungle inspired wallpaper and new wood trimwork Wallpaper, Ver sace TOP LEF T: Jasme et ’s que en size b e d is dre s s e d with a s entiment al quilt handmade by her grandmother Rug by Mat teo Cibic for Jaipur Rugs, Eas t India Carpet s; vintage ar t, Roslyn Shop S EE S O U RCE GU IDE H O ME TRU THS I F YO U CO U L D A D D O N E T H I N G TO YO U R S PAC E , W H AT WO U L D I T B E ? “A balcony ” H OW D O YO U K E E P C LU T T E R AT B AY ? “By tidying up re gularly and ke eping items on sur f ace s to a minimum ” W H AT WA S TO P O F YO U R D E S I G N W I S H L I S T ? “A warm, luxurious home with b old colour s, and a libr ar y wall ” W H AT C A N M A K E S M A L L S PAC E S F E E L B I G G E R? “Mirror s ” B E S T S M A L L S PAC E D E CO R AT I N G T I P ? “Stick to what inspire s you, re gardle s s of space, and trus t that it will work.”
H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2100 P h o t o g r a p h y b y K r i s t e n K i l p a t r i c k ( T i e g h a n ’ s p o r t r a i t s ) / R e c i p e q u o t e s a n d r e c i p e s e x c e r p t e d f r o m H a l f B a k e d H a r v e s t : E v e r y D a y © 2 0 2 2 b y T i e g h a n G e r a r d P h o t o g r a p h s © 2 0 2 2 b y T i e g h a n G e r a r d a n d K r i s t e n K i l p a t r i c k P u b l i s h e d b y C l a r k s o n P o t t e r, a n i m p r i n t o f R a n d o m H o u s e YO U F O L LOW P O PU L A R food a nd recipe blog s, you’l l no doubt k now Tieg ha n G era rd of Ha l f Ba ked Ha r vest . Hav i ng just published her t h i rd cookbook , Half Baked Har vest: E ver y Da y, t he 28 yea r old cook a nd aut hor took ti me out of her busy schedu le to tel l us about her backg rou nd a nd food ph i losophy a nd sha re some recipes m a k i ng it ea sy to see why Tieg ha n’s fol lowers c a n’t get enoug h of her cook i ng B ec au se her recipes a re so accessible a nd ad apt able, m i l l ion s of people, i nclud i ng plent y of celebs, f lock to her blog a nd cookbook s. Don’t have provolone? She’l l sug gest cheese a lter natives. Need a recom mendation for t he best t y pe of hot sauce? She’s got it covered! ( It ’s Fra n k ’s Red Hot , by t he way ) A lso, wh i le Tieg ha n’s recipes a re qu ite hea lt hy over a l l, she st i l l i ncludes pi zza a nd pa st a d i shes, too. Her ph i losophy i s t hat i f you’re cook i ng at home, it ’s a l ready hea lt h ier t ha n eati ng out a nd home cooked fa m i ly mea ls a re somet h i ng she’s more t ha n fa m i l ia r w it h . T ieg ha n l ives nex t door to her pa rent s ’ fa r m i n t he C olor ado mou nt a i n s i n t wo conver ted ba r n s t hat a re custom i zed for developing recipes a nd sha r ing t hem on line “ It ’s been rea l ly cool to do t h i ng s w it h celebr it ies, be on G ood Mor ning A merica a nd h it t hese big l i st s, but I’m ju st proud of t h i s blog a nd com mu n it y t hat I created f rom t he g rou nd up,” say s Tieg ha n. F O OD & E N T E R TA I N I NG Photography TIEGH AN GER ARD Text ALE X ANDR A WHY TE FRESH AND FL AVOURFUL RECIPES FROM TIEGHAN GER ARD’ S L ATEST CO OKBO OK . I F
Br us s els Spr ou t s and Gnocchi “ Th is combi nat ion is one of Tmy h my favou r ites i n t he fa l l a nd w i nter mont h s f, avou it , w hen a l l I w a nt is a cos y, hea r t y d ish I. wa he . Not h i n g is bet ter t ha n tossi n g t Nhe ot i s bet t h a n n g he sprout s w it h g nocch i . W hat ’ s specia sl prout ’ l about t h is g nocch i is t hat it ’ s tmade made w it h c au l i f lower i n stead of pot uato. ato. It feel s a l it t le l i g Ihter.” hter.” R ECIPE , P G . 10 7 S EE S H O PPIN G L I S T H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2 101 B RU S S EL S S PR O U T S AN D G N O CCH I H ER BY SU N D R IED TO M ATO SAL AD L A SAG N A ALL A VO D K A M O N G O LIAN B EEF H O N E Y R OA S TED C A R R OT S N O N N I E’ S S T I C K Y APR I COT CH I CK EN SALT Y CH O CO L ATE PR E T ZEL RY E CO O K IE S R ECI PE S
L as agna A lla Vodk a “ W hen I’ve g ot a g roup of “people got people com i n g , I t u r n to la s a g na m. la . Th is version ha s become imy s my favou r ite bec au se it ’ s del iciou bs ec s a nd adapt able. I n stead of t dhe able. he u sua l ma r i na ra s auce, I s w aap sauce, ap i n my vod k a s auce. ” R ECIPE , P G . 10 8 Her by Sun- dr ied Tomat o S alad
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“ The cr u nchy seed s a nd t he “herbs herbs a re t he sh i n i n g st a rs , so do anot not sk i mp on eit her. A l so, t he secret sto k i on to t he ch ick pea s is pa n f r y i n g t them ch pea n hem i n a l it t le bit of but iter.” ter.” R ECIPE , P G . 10 7 C om i ng f rom a fa m i ly of 10, T ieg ha n w a s en l i sted to help w it h d i n ner f rom a you ng age a nd fou nd her love of food a nd cook i ng a long t he w ay She st a r ted her blog i n 20 09 wh i le bei ng d r ag ged a rou nd to va r iou s mou nt a i n s for her Oly mpic gold med a l w i n n i ng snow boa rder brot her. W it hout much to do, T ieg ha n wou ld spend her mor n i ng s on h i kes w it h her mom a nd even i ng s cook i ng in t he k itchen of whatever rent a l house t hey were st ay i ng i n . Her mom sug gested t hat T ieg ha n doc u ment her food ex per i ment s on a blog , a nd t he rest i s h i stor y Her latest cook book c a me out ea rl ier t h i s yea r “ It focuses on si mple, wholesome recipes w it h lot s of colou r a nd so much f lavou r t hat fa m i l ies c a n enjoy, a nd a lso feel g reat about eati ng , ” she says. A nd not on ly d id she develop a l l of t he recipes, T ieg ha n photog raphed t hem, too. A s a you ng food blog ger, she lea r ned to t a ke a l l of her ow n photos a nd st yle her d ishes li ke a pro S o much of what Tieg ha n does is i n spi red by her loved ones, i nclud i ng m a ny of t he recipes i n t he new book . For exa mple, for a ny t h i ng meat related,
S EE S H O PPIN G L I S T H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2 103 Mongolian Bee f “ The cla ssic version of t h is d “ish d ish u sua l l y con sist s of a soy ba csed on sed s auce s weetened w it h brow n su g a wr. eetened r. I’m pret t y su re it ’ s t he del iciou s s rauce et e auce t hat keeps me (a nd ever yone el tse) h t n ver se) com i n g back for more, but I u cse om se a less su g a r y t ha n u sua l version . ” a ve ion R ECIPE , P G . 10 8
H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2104 Honey- r o as t ed C ar r o t s “Ca r rot s a re nat u ra l l y s weet , a “nd Ca nd roa st i n g t hem br i n g s t hat out seven t s even more w h i le t he honey creates ma ore he honey creates a n ice g la ze. Then t he herb oi l helps lps ba la nce a l l t hat s weet ness . b” a ” R ECIPE , P G . 10 8 Nonnie’s S t ick y A pr ico t Chicken “ Th is recipe is rea l l y a l l about t “he he s auce. The t h ree ma i n i n g red ient as uce. s sou nd odd tog et her but a re ma g ic o. d to er . They create a st ick y, s weet a end y nd s avou r y ch icken t hat w i l l s at isf uy sf y a l l you r crav i n g s . ” R ECIPE , P G . 10 9 A BOU T T IEGH A N • M ore than f our million p e ople f ollow her on Ins t agr am (including Re e s e W ither sp o on, L eanne Ford and Gigi Hadid) • She’s b e en f eature d on G o o d M o r n i n g A m e r i c a, T he C o oking Channel, Fo o d N et work and H GT V, to name a f ew • B o ok s in print: Half B aked Har ve s t Co ok b o ok (2017) Half B aked Har ve s t Su p er Simple (2019) Half B aked Har ve s t: Ever y Da y (202 2)* *O n T he Ne w York T ime s b e s t s eller lis t f or 13 we ek s and counting!
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M A K E S AU C E A N D A S S E M B L E 1 To same skillet over medium heat, add but ter, garlic, rosemar y and re d p epp er f lake s C ook, s tirring occ asionally, until but ter is lightly browne d and s auce is f r agr ant, 4 to 5 minute s Pour in broth and wine, scr aping up browne d bit s f rom b ot tom of skillet. Increase heat to high and bring to a b oil S eason with s alt and p epp er C ook until s auce has re duce d slightly, ab out 5 minute s Drop cooke d gnocchi into s auce and tos s gently to combine 2 . Divide gnocchi and s auce among plate s. A dd brus sels sprout s and bacon, and ser ve. Herby Sun dried Tomato Salad
H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2 107 R E C I P E S A S SHOWN ON PAGE S 10 0 TO 105 A l l r e c i p e s e x c e r p t e d f r o m H a l f B a k e d H a r v e s t : E v e r y D a y © 2 0 2 2 b y T i e g h a n G e r a r d P h o t o g r a p h s © 2 0 2 2 b y T i e g h a n G e r a r d a n d K r i s t e n K i l p a t r i c k P u b l i s h e d b y C l a r k s o n P o t t e r, a n i m p r i n t o f R a n d o m H o u s e T hese recipes ha ve been e xcer pted f rom Ha l f Ba ked Ha r vest : E ver y Day by T ieghan G erard Random House , 2022 , $40 Brussels Sprout s and Gnocchi S E R V E S 4 TO 6 TOTA L TIME: 4 0 minute s C aulif lower Gnocchi Pink Himalayan salt 1 lb caulif lower f loret s ¾ cup grated Parme san chee se 1 cup all purp ose or gluten f ree all purpose f lour, plu s more as needed Brus sels Sprout s and Gnocchi 3 slice s thick cut b acon, chopped (optional) 1 lb bru s sels sprout s, trimmed and quar tered, or trimmed and halved, if small Fine pink Himalayan salt and f re shly ground black pepper 1 tbsp e x tra virgin olive oil 4 tbsp salted but ter 3 garlic clove s, f inely chopp ed or grated 1 tbsp chopp ed f re sh rosemar y Pinch cru shed red p epp er f lake s 1 cup low so dium vegetable or chicken broth ½ cup dr y white wine, such as Pinot Grigio or Sau vignon Blanc 24 oz co oked Caulif lower Gno cchi (see above) or s tore bought gnocchi of your choice M A K E G N O CC H I
2 . A dd brus sels sprout s to skillet over me dium heat, cut side down, and season with s alt and p epp er C ook, undis turb e d, until sprout s b e gin crisping on e dge s, 3 to 4 minute s Tos s sprout s, add olive oil and cook, s tirring occ asionally, until crisp all over, 2 to 3 minute s more Tr ans f er brus sels sprout s to plate with bacon.
1. Bring large pot of salted water to a boil over high heat Add caulif lower f loret s and cook until tender, about 10 minutes Drain well L ay c aulif lower on clean kitchen towel and squeeze out exces s liquid 2 . Tr ans f er c aulif lower to food proces sor and proce s s until smooth (or simply mash well with f ork in b owl). A dd Parme s an and 1 t sp of s alt; pulse to combine Trans fer mix ture to medium b owl A dd ¾ cup of f lour and s tir to combine If dough seems wet, add more f lour, 1 tbsp at a time, until it f orms ball The dough should b e s tick y 3 Dus t baking she et with f lour Generously f lour clean work sur f ace and scr ap e dough out onto it Cut dough into 4 e qual se c tions Working with one se c tion at a time, roll dough into rop e ab out 1" thick and cut rop e into bite size d gnocchi pie ce s. Tr ans f er gnocchi to prepare d baking she et. Rep eat with remaining dough 4 . At this p oint, you c an cook gnocchi by b oiling until they f loat to sur f ace, 2 to 3 minute s Or s tore ref riger ate d in air tight cont ainer f or up to 1 day, b oiling jus t b ef ore eating. You c an also f re e ze gnocchi: arr ange on t wo parchment line d baking she et s, f re e ze f or 1 hour and tr ans f er to plas tic zip top bag or air tight cont ainer and f re e ze f or up to 3 months To cook f rozen gnocchi, add 1 to 2 minute s to b oiling time CO O K B ACO N A N D S PRO U T S 1. C ook bacon (if using). Place in large skillet over me dium heat and cook, s tirring occ asionally, until crispy and f at has rendere d, ab out 5 minute s Using slot te d sp oon, tr ans f er bacon to plate, leaving f at b ehind in pan (If you’re not using bacon, heat 2 tbsp of olive oil until it shimmer s.)
S E R V E S 4 TO 6 TOTA L TIME: 45 minute s S alad ⅓ cup mi xed seeds, such as pepitas, sunf lower seeds, se same seeds and pine nut s 1 tbsp salted but ter 1 (15 oz ) can chickp eas, drained, rinsed and pat ted dr y
1 tbsp chopp ed f re sh oregano Fine pink Himalayan salt and f re shly ground black pepper 1 bunch Tu scan kale, s temmed and shredded 4 cups b aby arugula 2 Per sian cucumb er s, thinly sliced 1 (8 oz ) jar sun dried tomato e s p acked in olive oil, oil drained and re ser ved, tomato e s chopp ed ¼ cup f re sh dill, roughly chopp ed ¼ cup f re sh b asil lea ve s, roughly chopped 2 tbsp chopp ed f re sh chive s 6 oz go at chee se, crumbled 1 2 a vo cados, sliced V inaigret te 2 tbsp f re sh lemon juice 2 tbsp apple cider vinegar 1 t sp raw honey Cru shed red p epp er f lake s Fine pink Himalaya n salt and f re shly ground black pepper M A K E S A L A D 1. Heat large skillet over me dium heat. Add seeds and cook, s tirring occ asionally, until lightly golden and toas te d, 2 to 3 minute s Tr ans f er se e ds to plate 2 . To same skillet, add but ter, chickpeas, ore gano and pinch each of s alt and p epp er C ook, s tirring occ asionally, until chickpeas are crisped all over, 8 to 10 minute s. 3. M eanwhile, in large ser ving b owl, combine kale, arugula, cucumb er s, sun drie d tomatoe s, dill, basil and chives Add crispy chickpeas and tos s to combine well CON T INUED
A S S E M B L E L A S AG N A A N D B A K E 1 Spread ¼ of sauce in 9" x 13" baking dish Top with las agna noodle s, overlapping to create even layer Dollop half of ricot ta, half of spinach and then another ¼ of sauce Repeat noodle, ricot ta and spinach layers, and add another ¼ of sauce. Top with noodles to cover, and f inish with remaining sauce. Sprinkle provolone over top 2 . Cover with foil and bake for 20 minutes Disc ard f oil and bake until che e se is bubbling and golden, 15 to 20 minute s more Let s t and f or 10 minute s Top with Parme s an and f re sh basil, and ser ve. Mongolian Beef S E R V E S 4 TO 6 TOTA L TIME: 30 minute s S easone d Coconut Rice 1 (13. 5 oz.) can f ull f at co conut milk 1 cup su shi or jasmine rice ½ t sp f ine pink Himalayan salt 1 tbsp rice vinegar 1 t sp raw honey Mongolian B eef 4 (4 6 oz ) s triploin s teak s, thinly sliced agains t the grain 3 tbsp arrowro ot p owder 4 tbsp a vo cado oil 8 10 broccolini s talks, halved cros s wise 4 garlic clove s, f inely chopp ed or grated 1 (1") piece f re sh ginger, p eeled and minced or grated 1 tbsp cru shed red p epp er f lake s or sambal oelek ½ cup low so dium soy sauce or tamari 3 tbsp raw honey 2 green onions, thinly sliced, plu s more for ser ving Seasoned Coconut Rice (see above) or s teamed rice, and to as ted se same seeds, for ser ving M A K E R I C E 1. In me dium s aucepan, combine coconut milk and ½ cup of water Bring to a b oil over high heat Stir in rice and s alt Re duce heat to low, cover and cook f or 10 minute s. Turn of f heat and let sit, covere d, f or 15 to 20 minute s more (don’t p e ek!).
1. In me dium b owl, combine s teak with arrowroot p owder. Tos s to coat. 2 Heat 2 tbsp of avoc ado oil in large c as t iron skillet over high heat When oil shimmer s, working in batche s, add s teak and cook until browne d, 2 minute s p er side Tr ans f er s teak to plate 3. To s ame skillet over high heat, add 1 tbsp of avoc ado oil and broccolini. C ook, s tirring occ asionally, until bright gre en and tender, 4 to 5 minute s Tr ans f er broccolini to plate with s teak 4 . Re duce heat under skillet to me dium A dd remaining 1 tbsp of avoc ado oil, garlic, ginger and re d p epp er f lake s C ook until f r agr ant, ab out 1 minute. Add ¼ cup of water, soy sauce and honey. Increase heat to medium high and bring to a boil Cook until slightly thickened, 3 to 5 minute s Return s teak and broccolini to pan, tos sing to coat in sauce Cook until warmed through, 1 to 2 minute s Stir in gre en onions
5. To ser ve, sp oon b e ef and broccolini over rice. Sprinkle with toas te d se s ame se e ds and more gre en onion Honey roasted C arrot s S E R V E S 4
TOTA L TIME: 35 minute s 12 medium carrot s (ab out 2 lbs .), scrubbed ⅓ cup plu s 2 tbsp e x tra virgin olive oil 1 tbsp raw honey Fine pink Himalayan salt and f re shly ground black pepper 1 garlic clove, f inely chopp ed or grated ¼ cup chopp ed f re sh p ar sley ¼ cup chopp ed f re sh dill
M A K E V I N A I G R E T T E A N D A S S E M B L E 1. In me dium b owl, whisk ⅓ cup of re ser ve d sun drie d tomato oil with lemon juice, vine gar and honey S eason with re d p epp er f lake s, s alt and p epp er 2 . Pour vinaigret te over s alad. Tos s to coat. Top s alad with toas te d se e ds, goat che e se and avoc ado, and ser ve. L asagna Alla Vodka S E R V E S 6 TOTA L TIME: 8 0 minute s 1 lb. lasagna no o dle s ¼ cup e x tra virgin olive oil 2 shallot s, f inely chopped 8 garlic clove s, f inely chopp ed or grated 2 t sp dried oregano 1 cup tomato p as te 1 2 t sp cru shed red p epp er f lake s ½ cup vo dka (I like T ito’s) 1 cup f ull f at co conut milk or heav y cream ¾ cup p e s to Fine pink Himalayan salt and f re shly ground black pepper 2 tbsp salted but ter or ghee ⅓ cup grated Parme san chee se, plu s more for ser ving ¼ cup f re sh b asil lea ve s, roughly chopp ed, plu s more for ser ving 2 cups whole milk ricot ta chee se 2 (10 oz ) p ackage s f rozen spinach, thawed and squee zed dr y 1 cup shredded provolone chee se M A K E PA S TA A N D S AU C E 1. Preheat oven to 350 ° F. Bring large p ot of s alte d water to a b oil over high heat A dd pas t a and cook to al dente according to package dire c tions Re ser ve 1½ cups of pas t a cooking water, then dr ain pas t a 2 . M eanwhile, heat olive oil in large skillet over me dium low heat When oil shimmer s, add shallot s, garlic and ore gano. C ook, s tirring occ asionally, until shallot s b e gin to sof ten, 3 to 5 minute s Re duce heat to low, add tomato pas te and re d p epp er f lake s, and cook, s tirring, until pas te is incorp or ate d and turns dark re d, 1 to 2 minute s more 3. Stir in vodka and cook f or another 2 minute s. Stir in coconut milk and p e s to to incorp or ate. S eason with s alt and pepper Add but ter, s tirring to melt If your s auce se ems too thick, add reser ved pas ta cooking water, 1 tbsp at a time, as needed Simmer until f lavours are melded, about 5 minutes Add Parmesan and basil. Remove pan f rom heat.
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2 In small b owl, whisk together vine gar and honey Remove lid, f luf f rice with f ork and s tir in vine gar mix ture S er ve warm M A K E B E E F
2 tbsp f re sh thy me lea ve s Pinch cru shed red p epp er f lake s 4 oz go at chee se ¼ cup pomegranate seeds CO O K C A R ROT S 1. Preheat oven to 450 ° F. On rimme d baking she et, tos s together c arrot s, 2 tbsp of olive oil, honey and pinch each of s alt and p epp er Roas t until c arrot s are lightly charre d, 20 to 2 5 minute s M A K E H E R B O I L A N D A S S E M B L E 1. M eanwhile, in small b owl, combine remaining ⅓ cup oil, garlic, par sley, dill and thyme. Tas te and season with s alt and re d p epp er f lake s, as de sire d 2 . A rr ange c arrot s on ser ving plat ter Crumble goat che e se over top, then driz zle herb oil all over Sprinkle with p ome gr anate se e ds S er ve warm Nonnie’s Stick y Apricot Chicken S E R V E S 4 TOTA L: 4 0 minute s Billion Island Dres sing ½ cup a vo cado oil mayonnaise 1 tbsp ketchup (I like Primal K itchen) Juice ½ lemon 1 t sp hot sauce, plu s more to tas te (I like Frank ’s Red Hot) 1 tbsp chopp ed pickle s, plu s 1 tbsp pickle juice ½ t sp p aprika ½ t sp garlic p owder ½ t sp onion p owder Fine pink Himalayan salt and f re shly ground pepper Stick y A pricot Chicken ¾ cup high qualit y apricot pre ser ve s or jam (I like B onne Maman) 1 cup Billion Island Dre s sing (see ab ove), or s tore bought Thousand Island or Ru s sian dre s sing 1 tbsp balsamic vinegar ½ 1 t sp cru shed red p epp er f lake s 4 b onele s s, skinle s s chicken thighs or breas t s (1½ 2 lbs ) 1 large head bro ccoli, cut into f loret s Steamed rice or caulif lower rice; f re sh herbs such as b asil, p ar sley, and /or cilantro, for ser ving M A K E D R E S S I N G 1. In small bowl, s tir together mayonnaise, ketchup, lemon juice, hot s auce, pickle s and pickle juice, paprika, garlic p owder and onion p owder to combine 2 . Tas te and season with s alt and p epp er A dd more hot s auce to t as te Store ref riger ate d in air tight cont ainer f or up to 2 we ek s M A K E C H I C K E N 1. Preheat oven to 4 0 0 ° F. In c as t iron skillet or 9" x 13" baking dish, s tir together apricot pre ser ve s, dre s sing, vine gar and re d p epp er f lake s A dd chicken and turn to coat A rr ange broccoli around chicken B ake until chicken is cooke d through and s auce is bubbling, 2 5 to 30 minute s. 2 . S er ve chicken, broccoli and s auce over s teame d rice and top with f re sh herbs Salt y Chocolate Pret zel Rye Cookies M A K E S 24 C O O K I E S TOTA L TIME: 2 5 minute s, plus chilling time 1 cup salted but ter, at ro om temperature ¾ cup p acked dark brown sugar ¼ cup granulated sugar 2 large eggs, at ro om temperature 2 t sp pure vanilla e x trac t 1½ cups dark r ye f lour ¾ cup all purp ose f lour ½ t sp b aking so da ¼ t sp f ine pink Himalayan salt 1½ cups chopped dark chocolate chunks or chips 1 cup mini pret zel t wis t s, roughly cru shed Flak y sea salt M A K E D O U G H 1. Preheat oven to 350 ° F Line baking she et with parchment pap er M elt ½ cup of but ter in small s aucepan over me dium heat. C ook, s tirring, until but ter b e gins to brown, 3 to 4 minute s Tr ans f er but ter to heatproof b owl and place b owl in f re e zer to chill f or 10 to 15 minute s
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B A K E CO O K I E S 1. Roll dough into 1 tbsp balls A rr ange balls on prepare d baking she et, spacing
2 . B ake cookie s f or 7 minute s. Remove baking she et f rom oven and t ap it f irmly agains t counter a f ew time s to f lat ten cookie s Return to oven and bake until cookie s are jus t b e ginning to set around e dge s but are s till doughy in centre, 1 to 3 minute s more
2 . In large b owl, using ele c tric mixer, b eat together coole d brown but ter, remaining ½ cup of but ter, brown sugar and gr anulate d sugar on low, then slowly increase sp e e d to high and b eat until f luf f y, ab out 2 minute s A dd e ggs, one at a time, b eating until each is combine d, ab out 1 minute p er e gg A dd v anilla and b eat until creamy, 1 minute more A dd b oth f lour s, baking soda and s alt, and b eat until jus t combine d. Fold in chocolate chunk s.
2" apar t G ently pre s s a f ew crushe d pret zel pie ce s all over each dough ball, f irmly s ticking them in.
3. Remove baking she et f rom oven and t ap f irmly agains t counter to f lat ten cookie s again Sprinkle cookie s with f lak y s alt and let cool on baking she et; they will continue to cook slightly 4 . Enjoy cookie s warm or at room temp er ature Store at room temp er ature in air tight cont ainer f or up to 4 days
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8. To ser ve, remove Pot ato Pavé f rom pan and trim side s. Cut into 2" x 4" re c t angle s. Place on baking tr ay. Reheat in 4 0 0 ° F oven f or 20 minute s CO O K S T E A K S
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H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2110 FOOD N EW S CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10 6 Blair Lebsack’s Seared Denver Steak with Potato Pavé S E R V E S 4 Smoke d B eef Tallow Emulsion 1 egg yolk ½ t sp sherr y vinegar 1 tbsp water 2 tbsp smoked bee f tallow, melted 1 tbsp cold pre s sed canola oil Salt Potato Pavé 1 large onion 2 lbs . ru s set p otato e s 5 tbsp unsalted but ter, divided Kosher salt Fre shly ground black p epp er Steak Dish 1¾ lbs Denver s teak, cut into four 1¼" thick por tions Canola oil Kosher salt 1 lb green b eans ¼ cup chive s, thinly sliced 4 medium tomatoe s, halved Small onion Potato Pa vé (see ab ove) Smoked B ee f Tallow Emulsion (see ab ove) M A K E B E E F TA L LOW E M U L S I O N 1. Whisk together e gg yolk, vine gar and water 2 . Slowly add in t allow and oil, and season to t as te. S et aside. M A K E P OTATO PAV É 1. Preheat oven to 350 ° F Pe el and thinly slice onion Pe el p ot atoe s and trim each into an approximate re c t angular shap e 2 . Using mandoline slicer or f ood proce s sor, slice p ot atoe s thinly, ab out 1/16" thick. 3. Tos s slice d p ot atoe s with 2 tbsp of melte d but ter and sprinkle of s alt 4 . Brush b ot tom of baking pan with sof tene d but ter, and line with parchment paper 5. L ayer p ot atoe s acros s pan Af ter se cond layer, add thin slice s of but ter, a bit of onion and sprinkle with s alt and p epp er C ontinue layering p ot atoe s, adding but ter, onion and seasonings af ter ever y t wo layer s 6. Fold over side s of parchment pap er to cover p ot atoe s C over tightly with lid or pie ce of aluminum f oil.
3. Place in c as t iron pan and sear f or 5 to 6 minute s Flip and sear other side s f or s ame amount of time Bring to internal temp er ature of 12 5° F to 135° F (me dium r are) Remove f rom hot pan to plate or cut ting b oard A llow 6 to 7 minute s f or s teak s to re s t b ef ore slicing. PR E PA R E S I D E D I S H E S
1. While s teak s are re s ting, cook gre en b eans by dropping into b oiling water f or 4 minute s Remove f rom p ot and tos s in but ter and s alt
1. Bring p ot of s alte d water to a b oil and heat c as t iron pan on high 2 . Rub D enver s teak s with c anola oil and sprinkle with kosher s alt.
1 In centre of each plate, place ser vings of p ot atoe s ne x t to ser vings of green beans and opposite tomato and onion
2 . Slice each s teak into ¼" slices, arrange on top of p ot atoe s and b eans, sprinkle with sea salt and top with Smoked Beef Tallow Emulsion. O M E T O U R S E S I G N L E S S O N EO A K E OV E R S LY N D A R E E E C T Y E T M A N
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3. In same pan, add onion, cut side down, and sear to get nice c ar ameliz ation; season with s alt Pe el onion layer s to have single layer of onion p er plate. A S S E M B L E
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2 . Place tomatoe s, cut side down, in hot c as t iron pan f or 1 minute. Remove f rom pan and sprinkle chopp e d chive s on b ot tom halve s, then place top back on each tomato
7. B ake p ot atoe s f or 2 hour s, or until completely tender when pierce d with tip of knif e Remove f rom oven and let cool f or 15 minute s Put weight on top of p ot atoe s, cool to room temp er ature, wr ap well and ref riger ate f or at leas t 6 hour s, or overnight
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Pa g e 58: Top: Chais e by Rolf B enz, K laus; f ireplace surround, C ae s ar s tone Pa g e 59: Top: Dining t able, dining chair s, K laus; lef t ar t by A my Sillman, G lads tone G aller y; right ar t by A my Sillman, C amp oli Pre s ti; linear light f i x ture, Dark To ols; counter s, Sile s tone; s to ols by Muuto, Studio b B ot tom: O utdo or s of a and chair s by Tribù, Avenue Ro ad; cof f e e t able, RH; s tumps and lounger s (b ackground), Fre sh H ome & G arde n Pa g e s 6 0 a n d 61: Sideb o ard by B & B It alia, K iosk; w all colour, Pitch B lack (2 56), Farrow & B all Pa g e 62: S of a s, M ont auk S of a; cus tom cof f e e t able, M etrop olis L iving; throw pillows, Y& C o Pa g e 6 3: Top: Cus tom dayb e d, M etrop olis L iving; throw pillows, Y& C o B ot tom: Dining t able, Jardin de V ille Pa g e 6 4: Pendant by M o o oi, K laus; chais e longue, M ont auk S of a; r ug, Y& C o ; Panton chair by V itr a, D e sign W ithin Reach Pa g e 65: Top: B e d f r ame, RH; s conce by A s tro L ighting, Eurolite; dr ap er y f abric, T he o D e cor; dr ap er y f abric ation, YS H ome; cus tom night s t and, B a x C anada; b e dding, Au L it F ine L inens; w all colour, Chantilly L ace (O C 6 5), B enjamin M o ore B ot tom lef t: Slabs, Zion Stone; f aucet s, Roman B ath C entre; counter, C ae s ar s tone; cus tom v anit y, B a x C anada; tub, V ic toria + A lb er t URBA N RE VIVA L Page s 6 6 to 7 3 D e sign, S amantha S ack s, S am S ack s D e sign, (416) 451 07 33 or s ams ack s de sign com PRIN CIPA L S U PPLIE R S A nthrop olo gie, anthrop olo gie com A r ticle, ar ticle com Au Lit Fine Linens, (416) 4 8 9 7010 or aulit f inelinens com B e njamin M o ore, 1 8 0 0 361 5 8 9 8 or b enjaminmo ore c a B us te r + Punch, bus ter andpunch com C as s on H ardware, c a s s onhardw are com CB2, cb2 c a Crate and B arrel, cr ateandb arrel c a The D o or Store, (416) 8 6 3 159 0 or the do or s tore com EQ3, (416) 533 9 0 9 0 or e q3 com Facebook Marketplace, f aceb o ok com/marketplace Farrow & B all, 1 8 8 8 511 1121 or f arrow b all com Ferm Living, f ermliving.com Four Hands, (512) 371 7575 or f ourhands com Ginger ’s, (416) 787 1787 or ginger s com Hollace Cluny, (416) 9 6 8 78 9 4 or hollace cluny c a Isabella G . Vella, is ab ellavella com Jmac Pro duc tions, (416) 97 2 076 3 or jmacpro duc tions c a Kavuus, 1 87 7 2 9 8 19 0 6 or kav uus com M ar vin C anada, (9 0 5) 670 5 0 52 or mar vinc anada com Miele, miele com Mjölk, (416) 551 9 8 53 or mjolk c a N adurra Wo o d, (6 47 ) 3 45 8 414 or nadurr awo o d com O lympia T ile & Stone, (416) 78 5 6 6 6 6 or olympiatile com Pot ter y B arn C anada, p ot te r y b ar n c a Rove C oncept s, 1 8 0 0 70 5 6217 or rove concept s com RugStudio, 1 8 0 0 79 6 8 8 9 0 or r ugs tudio com Rug & Weave, (2 26) 9 62 9 0 4 4 or r ugandweave.c a S am S ack s D e sign, (416) 451 07 33 or s ams ack s de sign com S chwindt C ons truc tion, (416) 52 9 5 4 9 8 or s chwindtcons tr uc tion.com S köna D e sign, (416) 782 78 82 or skona c a The T ile Store, (416) 757 8 453 or thetile s tore c a Tonic Living, (416) 6 9 9 9 879 or tonicliving com Way f air C anada, w ay f air c a We s t E lm, we s telm c a Y&C o , (416) 9 6 8 7 70 0, (514) 287 8 9 9 8 or yco c arp et com Y Lighting, ylighting com C ontr ac ting, S chwindt C ons tr uc tion; kitchen c abinet s, b athro om v anit y, Sköna D e sign; w all colour, Sup er White (O C 152), B enjamin M o ore Pa g e 6 6: Wall light s, Way f air C anada; t able, Rove C oncept s; ar t by I s ab ella G Vella; banquet te f abric ation, Jmac Pro duc tions; b ench uphols ter y f abric, Tonic L iving Pa g e 67: Range, Miele; hardw are, B us ter + Punch; f lo oring, Nadurr a Wo o d; sliding do or s (b ackground), M ar vin C anada; r ug (b ackground), EQ3. Pa g e 6 8: Top lef t: T ile, T he T ile Store B ot tom lef t: Millwork , Jmac Pro duc tions; s of a, A r ticle Pa g e 6 9: Pendant s, Mjölk; f aucet, Ginger ’s; b ar s to ols, Rove C oncept s; marble, O lympia T ile & Stone; c abinet colour, Studio G re en (93), Farrow & B all Pa g e 70: Pendant by B o cci, H ollace Cluny; dining t able, A r ticle; dining chair s, CB2; b owl, r ug, S am S ack s D e sign Pa g e 71: C eiling f i x ture, We s t Elm; s of a, K av uus; coff e e t able, uphols tere d armchair s, CB2; mirror, Faceb o ok Marketplace; f ireplace to ols, Ferm L iving; throw pillows, Cr ate and B arrel; r ug, RugStudio. Pa g e 72: Wall light, Y L ighting; rug, Four Hands Pa g e 73: Top lef t: Rug (in f ront of tub), T he D o or Store; p ebble w all ho ok s, C a s s on Hardw are; towel, Au L it F ine Linens Top right: Rug, Rug & Weave B ot tom right: Wallp ap e r, A nthrop olo gie; b e d f r ame, Way f air C anada; yellow accent pillows, Y& C o; b ean b ag chair, Pot ter y B arn C anada; r ug, S am S ack s D e sign HIGH DR A M A Page s 74 to 79 D e sign, Jackie Di C ar a, Jacki Di C ar a Interior D e sign, (416) 4 0 0 9 4 9 0 or jackie dic ar ade sign.com. H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2 113
CON T INUED S ou rce G u ide H&H S E P T E M B E R 202 2114 PRIN CIPA L S U PPLIE R S A ppliance C anada, appliance c anada com A r teriors, 1 87 7 4 8 8 8 8 6 6 or ar terior shome com AT B uild, (416) 561 7 3 8 4 or ale xander tenc ate.com Atelier A rking, (28 9) 9 81 9535 or arking c a B e njamin M o ore, 1 8 0 0 361 5 8 9 8 or b enjaminmo ore c a C ae s ars tone, c ae s ar s tone c a C anadian D rap er y Workro om, (9 0 5) 6 62 9 9 95 CB2, cb2 c a Crate and B arrel, cr ateandb arrel c a D e s ign W ithin Reach, dwr.com D rop I t M o d e rn, dropitmo dern com D undas S p e cialt y W indows & D o ors, (416) 53 4 4593 or experiencedundas com E lte, (416) 78 5 78 8 5 or elte.com H ollis+M orris, (6 47 ) 970 9716, 1 8 33 8 9 0 33 0 5 or hollismorris com If Only Home, if onlyhome com LD Shoppe, ldshopp e com Luminaire Authentik , (514) 6 62 0352 or luminaireauthentik com M et tro S o urce, (416) 913 17 2 2 or met tro c a M inte d, minte d com Pap er C olle c tive, papercolle c tive.com Rejuvenation, rejuvenation com RH, Re s tor ation Hardw are, rh com Roman B ath C entre, (416) 787 1219 or romanb athcentre.com Stone T ile, 1 8 6 6 6 6 9 1103 or s tone tile com St yle garage, (416) 53 4 4 3 4 3 or s t yle gar age com Tonic Living, (416) 6 9 9 9 879 or tonicliving c a Tops s, tops s c a Urban M o de, (416) 591 8 8 3 4 or urb anmo de com We s t E lm, we s telm c a G ener al contr ac tor, f lo oring, AT B uild; s tonework f abric ation and ins t allation, Tops s; white p aint colour, White D ove (O C 17 ), black do or and accent w all colour, Racco on Fur (2126 20), B enjamin M o ore Pa g e 74: S e c tional, throw pillows (e xcluding gre en pillows), v a s e s, Elte; cof f e e t able, Atelier A rking; ar t by Nina B r uun, Pap er C olle c tive; window f r ame s by O s t aco, Dundas Sp e cialt y W indows & D o or s; gre en throw pillows, dr ap er y f abric, Tonic L iving; dr ap er y s ewing, C anadian D r ap er y Workro om Pa g e 75: Right: S conce, Elte. Pa g e 76: L ef t: Mirror, Cr ate and B arrel; b ench, D e sign W ithin Reach; tile, Stone T ile Right: B lack f lush mount ceiling f i x ture s, Luminaire Authentik; dining t able by Ethnicr af t, St yle gar age; dining chair s and ot toman by B lu D ot, Urb an M o de; armchair s (b ackground), D e sign W ithin Reach; r ug, CB2; ar t (ab ove f ireplace), Minte d Page 77: L aminam counter s and island, Stone T ile; f aucet by Brizo, Roman B ath C entre; linear ceiling f ix ture, Hollis+Morris; r ange by B os ch, A ppliance C anada Pa g e 78: C eiling f i x ture, Luminaire Authentik; w allpap er mur al, D rop It M o dern; b e d f r ame, throw, RH; t able lamp, A r terior s; duvet, If O nly H ome; lumb ar pillow, We s t Elm; dr ap er y f abric, Tonic L iving; dr ap er y s ewing, C anadian D r ap er y Workro om; night s t and, Cr ate and B arrel; r ug, L D S hopp e Page 79: Lef t: Mirror, Rejuvenation; f aucet s by A quabr a s s, sink s, Roman B ath C entre; counter, C ae s ar s tone; s to ol by S ori Yanagi, D e sign W ithin Reach; w all tile, Stone T ile; f lo or tile, M et tro S ource Right: B e d f r ame by B lu D ot, Urb an M o de; night s t and, t able lamp, L D Shopp e; b e dding, RH; ar t, Minte d THE RIGHT FIT Page s 8 0 to 8 5 D e sign, T im L am, D e sign M a ze, de signma ze com; de sign a s sis t ance, T if f any Piotrowski, T if f any L eigh D e sign, tif f anyleighde sign com PRIN CIPA L S U PPLIE R S A lanna C avanagh, (6 47 ) 391 3939 or alannac av anagh com A meric an St andard, 1 8 0 0 4 42 19 02 or americ ans t andard c a A nony, (416) 9 4 4 9 617 or anony c a A r temide, (416) 628 6718 or ar temide.c a Avenue Road, (416) 5 4 8 7 78 8 or avenue road com B endt K itchens & Millwork , b e ndt c a B et te ncour t M anor, (416) 319 4191 or b et tencour tmanor com B lack Ro os ter D e cor, (416) 4 6 5 7 7 78 or blackro os terde cor com B lanco, 1 87 7 42 5 2626 or blanco c anada com B lueprint Lighting, blueprintlighting com C alico C orners, c alico corner s com CB2, cb2 c a Ciot, ciot com C o uris t an, couris t an.com Cre e k side T ile C ompany, (416) 2 56 3 8 0 0 or cre ek sidetile com Crown Sur f ace S olutions, (416) 245 2 9 0 0 or crownsur f ace s olutions.com DX V, d x v com E agleview C ons truc tion, (2 26) 6 4 6 339 0 or eagleviewcons tr uc tion com E mtek , 1 8 0 0 356 2741 or emtek com EQ3, (416) 533 9 0 9 0 or e q3 com Et s y, et s y com G us* M o d e rn, (416) 53 4 07 7 3 or gusmo dern com H& M H ome, hm.com HanStone Quar t z, hans tone c a HomeSense, 1 8 0 0 6 4 6 9 4 6 6 or home s ens e c a Hudson Valley Lighting, huds onv alleylighting com Ikea, 1 8 6 6 8 6 6 IK E A or ikea.c a Illuminate V int age, illuminatevint age com Jill Ros enwald Studio, jillros enw ald com Jordan Poirier Furniture, jordanp oirier f urniture.com Kornhauser Uphols ter y, (519) 716 5676 L oloi, loloirugs con Lulu and G e orgia, luluandge orgia com M o e n, mo en c a O riginal B TC , originalbtc com PD R Cus tom Framing, p drcus tomf r aming com Ridgely Studio Work s, (416) 5 4 8 92 3 8 or ridgelys tudiowork s.com Silva Cus tom Furniture (to the tr ade), (416) 6 3 8 9595 or silv a 4 home com S WD Studio, s wds tudio c a Tonic Living, (416) 6 9 9 9 879 or tonicliving c a We sley S eto D e sign, (416) 53 8 32 2 3 We s t E lm, we s telm c a York Wallcoverings, york wallcoverings com C ons tr uc tion, E agleview C ons tr uc tion; uphols tering, Kornhaus er Uphols ter y; dr ap er y s ewing, We sley S eto D e sign Pa g e s 8 0 a n d 81: S of a and chais e longue by S ar ah Richards on D e sign, Silv a Cus tom Furniture; cre denz a, G us* M o dern; w all s culpture (f ar lef t), Ridgely Studio Work s; ceiling f i x ture, B lueprint L ighting; f lo or lamp, Huds on Valley L ighting; chais e longue uphols ter y f abric, C alico C orner s; dr ap er y f abric, Tonic L iving; r ug, L oloi. Pa g e 82: B la ck s conce s, A nony; dining chair s, Avenue Ro ad; counter, b ack spla sh, t abletop, HanStone Q uar t z; f aucet, sink , B lanco; utensil holder, Jill Ros enw ald Studio; t able (e xcluding t abletop), acce s s orie s, cof f e e machine, H om e S e ns e; r ug, C ouris t an Pa g e 8 3: Dayb e d, Ikea; dayb e d uphols ter y f abric, throw pillows, dr ap er y f abric, Tonic L iving; w allp ap er, York Wallcoverings; millwork , B endt K itchens & Millwork; s cis s or illus tr ation by A lanna C av anagh; cus tom f r aming by PD R Cus tom Fr aming; chair, Avenue Ro ad; r ug, CB2 Page 8 4: Right: Cus tom headboard, Kornhauser Uphols ter y; s torage bed, night s tand, Ikea; gras scloth, York Wallcoverings; c abinet millwork, Bendt Kitchens & Millwork; headboard uphols ter y f abric, C alico Corners; pendant, Original BTC; black and white accent pillows, Et s y; lumbar pillow, S WD Studio; night s tand knob, Emtek Lef t: Ceiling f ix ture, Black Roos ter Decor; rug, Lulu and Georgia; draper y f abric, Tonic Living; throw pillow (on chair) S WD Studio; throw, H& M Home Page 85: Lef t: Mirror, EQ3; console, West Elm; bench, Jordan Poirier Furniture; pendant, A r temide Top right: Mirror, H om e S e ns e; f aucet, Moen;
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