How This Designer Completely Transformed An Old Edwardian, Without Moving A Wall Interiors by Christina Savopoulos Dancer Editions pendant from Coco Flip. Telephone wire bowl from Pan After. Pierre stool by Ellison Studios. The ample natural light from the dining space enters the living room, bringing… Read More »How This Designer Completely Transformed An Old Edwardian, Without Moving A Wall
BOYNEXTDOOR have several distinct modes to their songwriting, and they’ve found the most success with a hyperactive indie-pop sound best characterized by last year’s blockbuster If I Say, I Love You. A few months ago, they were ddok ddok ddoking in their homeland and now… Read More »Song Review: BOYNEXTDOOR – Boom Boom Boom
I write this review en route from KCON LA, where TXT headlined day three of the festival (more on that later). In a fun twist of fate, it was also the day their most recent Japanese single was released. Setsuna Hanabi (セツナハナビ) follows a very… Read More »Song Review: TXT – Setsuna Hanabi
Inside A Sensitively Renovated Mid-Century Home In Caulfield North Architecture by Christina Savopoulos Neutral colours with a warm finish complete this inviting living space with the retained original timber screens. Bon sofa in plum, and cushions by Jardan. Stainless steel coffee table by Fleur studios.… Read More »Inside A Sensitively Renovated Mid-Century Home In Caulfield North
The ruby-throated hummingbird is one of Ontario’s most beloved birds, bringing flashes of colour to gardens and backyards each summer. However, new results from the third Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas (Atlas-3) suggest this tiny species is declining in parts of the province. The good news,… Read More »A Ruby in the Rough: How to Help Ontario’s Declining Hummingbirds