text: April 12th, 2010 | City LivingRejuvenating The Button FactoryLeslieville/Riverside
  My furnishing style would best be called 'eclectic', as I tend to gravitate to pieces that are unique, have character and originate from anywhere across the globe. One of my favourite Toronto retailers is Greentea Design located on Carlaw Avenue in Leslieville. They have an amazing showroom of Asian furnishings that range from antique… Read Full Entry
  April 10th, 2010 | House And HomeRejuvenating The Button FactoryCollege Street/Little Italy
  Although I re-did my washroom four years ago, I recently dropped my morning cuppa on my oval washroom sink leaving an unsightly chip that said 'damaged goods'! Inset into a dark wood counter, finding a match wasn't easy as it needed to be both the same size and style. Moreover, in four… Read Full Entry
  The Crisp Contemporist.com
  April 7th, 2010 | House And HomeRecommended Reads
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  Making a Bee Line for NYC's High Line
  April 5th, 2010 | House And HomeTravel
  Mix one long weekend with the beginning of Spring and you'll find me in New York City celebrating my friend Vince's birthday with a bunch of best pals. No sooner had I arrived than I met up with my eco-friendly landscape architect bud Dan Nuttall and made a bee line… Read Full Entry
  Goodbye Dizzy, Hello Grazie at Yonge/Eglinton
  March 19th, 2010 | City LivingRestaurants
  My friend Sara adores the neighbourhood of Yonge and Eglinton. She sums up the vibe by pointing out there are six Starbucks within walking distance from Yonge 'n Eg, and between each of them are great shops operated by caring personable entrepreneurs. Along squeaky-clean streets (with virtually no cracks in the… Read Full Entry