Design Mistakes: How to Avoid Them
Are you ready to make a few changes around your home, but not quite sure how or where to start? We tapped one of Toronto’s top interior designers to ask…
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New Cottage Furniture Finds
We’ve talked before about where to spurge and where to save when it comes to furnishing your cottage. If you’ve saved up and you’re ready to buy the long term…
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Cottage Furniture Basics: The Sideboard
The sideboard is an elegant cabinet resting on short legs, used for both storage and entertainment. Sideboards, introduced and popularized in the late 18th century, were originally referred to as…
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Beach Cottage Decor & Accents
As the days stretch longer and warm up, do you find yourself daydreaming of a seaside vacation or cruise on tropical waters? If taking time off of work or school…
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The Resurgence of Rattan Chairs
While antique rattan chairs (or more generally wicker) often conjure up images of ornate Victorian styles, the method of weaving soaked natural fibers into a shape and leaving it to…
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Flower Home by Drew Barrymore
Drew Barrymore, long admired for her fun and free sense of style, has poured her unique design aesthetic into a fun and fresh, cottage-friendly line of home decor which launched…
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Shops + Makers: Thos. Moser’s Stunning Simple Style
Simplicity in both form and function has long been the philosophy of heritage furniture brand Thos. Moser. “Every design we make is rooted in the basic preference for simplicity of…
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Modern Industrial Style Furniture to Give your Cottage an Edge
Love the look of vintage elements with an urban edge? Do you favor rough chippy finishes and a rusty crusty patina? Then shop this round-up of modern industrial style furniture…
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Cottage Classics You Didn’t Know Were on Amazon
Thanks to the ease of online shopping, you can now order your own affordable cottage classics from a just-released new line on Amazon called Ravenna Home. This batch of furniture…
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Chinese Chippendale Chairs
English cabinetmaker Thomas Chippendale brought the gift of Chippendale chairs to the world in the 1750s and 1760s. He was the first to lend his own name, rather than a…
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