gta home decor & renovation - sept, 2015

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SEPTEMBER 2015VOLUME 11, ISSUE 4, FREE

GTA EDITION

DESIGN WORLDSECRETS from the

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September Promo - $5,995.00

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EST. 1994

Located in Yorkville district at 137 Avenue Road, Coco Lezzone has a fantastic menu, modern and stunning decor and a killer martini bar. Additionally, we now have a stone pizza oven

to present arguably the best Italian pizza in the city.

We have take-out options for those nights you just want to relax at home. We have a private dining options for families, friends and corporate meetings who require extra privacy.

You’re going to love our new look! Come visit us and experience the new Coco Lezzone.

137 avenue road, toronto | 416.975.1717 | www.cocolezzone.com

Monday to Sunday: 4:00pm - 2:00am lunch hours: Mon to Fri: 12:00pm - 3:00pm

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In every issue

8 Editor’s Notebook 10 Contributors

30 TrendingStudy style 101

34 RenoMarkWork with a pro and renovate with confi dence

36 Style FileBringing outside in

38 Expert AdviceGarage organization

HD&R features

13 The ScoopCatch up on decor and reno news, inspiration, style and more

20 TributeChris Hyndman

24 Style InspirationShop local - East

26 Expert AdviceAre you insured? Call before you renovate

29 Room to InspireA ordable luxury

VOLUME 11 ISSUE 04

SEPTEMBER 2015contentsCover Story

16Secrets from the

design worldpg

13 29 36

cover photo by Brandon Barre

courtesy of Toronto Interior Design Group

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SEPTEMBER 2015 HOME DECOR AND RENOVATIONS 7

EST. 1994

Located in Yorkville district at 137 Avenue Road, Coco Lezzone has a fantastic menu, modern and stunning decor and a killer martini bar. Additionally, we now have a stone pizza oven

to present arguably the best Italian pizza in the city.

We have take-out options for those nights you just want to relax at home. We have a private dining options for families, friends and corporate meetings who require extra privacy.

You’re going to love our new look! Come visit us and experience the new Coco Lezzone.

137 avenue road, toronto | 416.975.1717 | www.cocolezzone.com

Monday to Sunday: 4:00pm - 2:00am lunch hours: Mon to Fri: 12:00pm - 3:00pm

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In every issue

8 Editor’s Notebook 10 Contributors

30 TrendingStudy style 101

34 RenoMarkWork with a pro and renovate with confi dence

36 Style FileBringing outside in

38 Expert AdviceGarage organization

HD&R features

13 The ScoopCatch up on decor and reno news, inspiration, style and more

20 TributeChris Hyndman

24 Style InspirationShop local - East

26 Expert AdviceAre you insured? Call before you renovate

29 Room to InspireA ordable luxury

VOLUME 11 ISSUE 04

SEPTEMBER 2015contentsCover Story

16Secrets from the

design worldpg

13 29 36

cover photo by Brandon Barre

courtesy of Toronto Interior Design Group

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8 HOME DECOR AND RENOVATIONS SEPTEMBER 2015

WHILE I LOVE SUMMER, AND I ENJOY IT RIGHT UNTIL I AM FORCED TO ADMIT I NEED A

SWEATER, I’m getting excited about autumn. I’m not ready to move my days indoors just yet,

but it’s the right time to start thinking about the transition.

It doesn’t have to happen all at once, but with fabulous fall pieces cropping up in all of my

favourite stores, it’s not hard to get into it. Rich colours, heavy textures and thick fabrics, you

can add layers to your rooms with throws, fresh bed linens; even change up the colour in

your accessories. You don’t have to spend a fortune to make some seasonal changes that will

have an impact. If you take a look at A� ordable Luxury on page 29, Catherine-Lucie Horber

has some great advice on where to splurge and when to save.

You can also ease into the transition, bringing the outdoors inside with you, as Jo Alcorn

suggests on page 36. In a stunning small-space renovation she used numerous wood

elements to create a rustic chic look, including some favourite pieces that are reminiscent of

our outdoor spaces, from the live-edge stools and slab table, to the deer-themed wall decor.

Or, if you just can’t move on into the fall with grace, you can fi ght it. There are a lot of great

products that bring on the heat so that you can refuse to face the fact that we’re at the brink

of autumn. We’ve sourced some great items in The Scoop on page 15 that will keep you warm

and extend your summer.

If you’re looking for designer advice and inspiration, you’ll want check out our cover story on

page 16. We spoke to several of our favourite Canadian designers, and they dished on their

secrets to great design – from where they shop to their golden rules.

Whether it’s design or reno, we’ve got inspiration for your next project. Let us help you

transition and create that perfect place to get cozy this fall!

Want more news on the home, decor and reno front? Check out our site: homeanddecor.ca

EDITOR, YP [email protected]

Follow me on twitter:twitter.com/elisakrovblit

Like us on FacebookFacebook.com/HomeDecorandReno

ELISA KROVBLIT

September transition

September always means back-to-school – so take a lesson in decor.

How do designers do

what they do? You want

to know, so we asked.

Find out secrets from the

design world.

PG 16

Shopping local in Toronto’s east end with Design Agency

PG. 24

shopping destination

Excited about Autumn

Editor’s Notebook

PG. 30

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Beautiful furniture for a lot less than you’d expect!

Discover the beauty.

Mississauga1825 Dundas St. E.

(905) 629-7060

Toronto35 Arrow Rd.

(416) 743-1530

Scarborough1355 Kennedy Rd.(416) 751-9853

Brampton258 Queen St. E.(905) 456-1046

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Beautiful furniture for a lot less than you’d expect!

Discover the beauty.

Mississauga1825 Dundas St. E.

(905) 629-7060

Toronto35 Arrow Rd.

(416) 743-1530

Scarborough1355 Kennedy Rd.(416) 751-9853

Brampton258 Queen St. E.(905) 456-1046

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WHILE I LOVE SUMMER, AND I ENJOY IT RIGHT UNTIL I AM FORCED TO ADMIT I NEED A

SWEATER, I’m getting excited about autumn. I’m not ready to move my days indoors just yet,

but it’s the right time to start thinking about the transition.

It doesn’t have to happen all at once, but with fabulous fall pieces cropping up in all of my

favourite stores, it’s not hard to get into it. Rich colours, heavy textures and thick fabrics, you

can add layers to your rooms with throws, fresh bed linens; even change up the colour in

your accessories. You don’t have to spend a fortune to make some seasonal changes that will

have an impact. If you take a look at A� ordable Luxury on page 29, Catherine-Lucie Horber

has some great advice on where to splurge and when to save.

You can also ease into the transition, bringing the outdoors inside with you, as Jo Alcorn

suggests on page 36. In a stunning small-space renovation she used numerous wood

elements to create a rustic chic look, including some favourite pieces that are reminiscent of

our outdoor spaces, from the live-edge stools and slab table, to the deer-themed wall decor.

Or, if you just can’t move on into the fall with grace, you can fi ght it. There are a lot of great

products that bring on the heat so that you can refuse to face the fact that we’re at the brink

of autumn. We’ve sourced some great items in The Scoop on page 15 that will keep you warm

and extend your summer.

If you’re looking for designer advice and inspiration, you’ll want check out our cover story on

page 16. We spoke to several of our favourite Canadian designers, and they dished on their

secrets to great design – from where they shop to their golden rules.

Whether it’s design or reno, we’ve got inspiration for your next project. Let us help you

transition and create that perfect place to get cozy this fall!

Want more news on the home, decor and reno front? Check out our site: homeanddecor.ca

EDITOR, YP [email protected]

Follow me on twitter:twitter.com/elisakrovblit

Like us on FacebookFacebook.com/HomeDecorandReno

ELISA KROVBLIT

September transition

September always means back-to-school – so take a lesson in decor.

How do designers do

what they do? You want

to know, so we asked.

Find out secrets from the

design world.

PG 16

Shopping local in Toronto’s east end with Design Agency

PG. 24

shopping destination

Excited about Autumn

Editor’s Notebook

PG. 30

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T. 416.636.5495680 Rivermede Road. Vaughan Keele St., North of Highway #7

Open Mon-Sat 9-6, Thurs late till 9pm www.AltaModaFurniture.com

F U R N I T U R E

Like us on facebook www.facebook.com/altamodafurniture

@altamodafurn for Instagram

Custom Furnishings, Bedrooms, Dining Rooms, Sofas, Dinettes

CREATING CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE SINCE 1978

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President, YP NextHome

Jacqueline Hill

Editor-In-Chief / Director of Content

Susan Legge

Director of Sales, National

Moe Lalani

National Sales Manager, Home Decor and Renovations,

Sales Manager, Condo Guide and GTA New Homes

Conni Robinson

Art Director

Daiana Garay

Senior Editor

Elisa Krovblit

Executive Editor

Sara Duck (on leave)

Contributing Editors

Olivia Bowden, Wayne Karl, Lydia McNutt

Media Consultant

Amanda Bell [email protected]

Production Manager

Bala Gnanapandithan

Graphic Designer

Viosa Barileva

Production Co-Ordinator

Greg Van Sluytman

Please recycle this magazine! YP NextHome participates in the Partner’s In Growth Reforestation Program through St. Joseph Communications. To date, Partners in Growth has planted over two million trees in parks, recreation and conservation areas, and other

public spaces across Canada. Established in 1990, this program was started with Scouts Canada to help replenish the environment.

#500-401 The West Mall Etobicoke, ON M9C 5J5 T 416.626.4200 F 416.784.5867

ADVERTISING Call 416.626.4200 for advertising rates and information.

CIRCULATION Available monthly in select high-traffic street boxes, retailers, spas, banks, grocery stores, pharmacies, and selected financial institutions.

COPYRIGHT 2015 All rights reserved by YP NextHome, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Reproduction in any form is prohibited. Contents of this publication are covered by Copyright and offenders will be prosecuted under the law.

TERMS Advertisers, Editorial Content and Home Decor and Renovations are not responsible for typographical errors, mistakes or misprints. All prices are correct as of press time and are subject to change without notice. E. & O. E.

EDITORIAL Submissions from interested parties will be considered. Please submit to the address below, to the attention of the editor-in-chief.

Our Insiders

Carson ArthurLANDSCAPE DESIGNER

Carson Arthur is an international landscape designer with a focus on environmentally friendly design. He is HGTV’s Critical Listing landscape guru and appears regularly on TV, writes for various publications about outdoor design and is the author of the acclaimed book Garden Designs for Outdoor Living. Visit carsonarthur.com

Catherine-Lucie HorberDESIGNER

Catherine-Lucie Horber is the principal of Royal Interior Design Ltd .The firm provides decorating, staging and renovating services for both small and full scale residential projects throughout the GTA. Known for creating elegant and affordable design solutions tailored to suit different lifestyles. royalinteriordesign.ca

Bryan TuckeyCEO OF BILD

Bryan Tuckey is president and CEO of the Building Industry and Land Development Association and a land-use planner who has worked for municipal, regional and provincial governments. Follow him on Twitter @bildgta, facebook.com/bildgta, and bildblogs.ca

Jo AlcornDESIGNER

Jo Alcorn is a celebrity designer specializing in small spaces and design solutions for all budgets. She is the interior expert on HGTV’s new show Critical Listing, and shares her expertise regularly on TV and through her monthly column in the Toronto Sun. whitewashco.ca

Craig RichardsonINSURANCE EXPERT

Craig Richardson is vice president, Claims Operations at TD Insurance

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T. 416.636.5495680 Rivermede Road. Vaughan Keele St., North of Highway #7

Open Mon-Sat 9-6, Thurs late till 9pm www.AltaModaFurniture.com

F U R N I T U R E

Like us on facebook www.facebook.com/altamodafurniture

@altamodafurn for Instagram

Custom Furnishings, Bedrooms, Dining Rooms, Sofas, Dinettes

CREATING CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE SINCE 1978

011-Alta Moda 04-18-15.indd 13 2015-08-18 10:57 AM

President, YP NextHome

Jacqueline Hill

Editor-In-Chief / Director of Content

Susan Legge

Director of Sales, National

Moe Lalani

National Sales Manager, Home Decor and Renovations,

Sales Manager, Condo Guide and GTA New Homes

Conni Robinson

Art Director

Daiana Garay

Senior Editor

Elisa Krovblit

Executive Editor

Sara Duck (on leave)

Contributing Editors

Olivia Bowden, Wayne Karl, Lydia McNutt

Media Consultant

Amanda Bell [email protected]

Production Manager

Bala Gnanapandithan

Graphic Designer

Viosa Barileva

Production Co-Ordinator

Greg Van Sluytman

Please recycle this magazine! YP NextHome participates in the Partner’s In Growth Reforestation Program through St. Joseph Communications. To date, Partners in Growth has planted over two million trees in parks, recreation and conservation areas, and other

public spaces across Canada. Established in 1990, this program was started with Scouts Canada to help replenish the environment.

#500-401 The West Mall Etobicoke, ON M9C 5J5 T 416.626.4200 F 416.784.5867

ADVERTISING Call 416.626.4200 for advertising rates and information.

CIRCULATION Available monthly in select high-traffic street boxes, retailers, spas, banks, grocery stores, pharmacies, and selected financial institutions.

COPYRIGHT 2015 All rights reserved by YP NextHome, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Reproduction in any form is prohibited. Contents of this publication are covered by Copyright and offenders will be prosecuted under the law.

TERMS Advertisers, Editorial Content and Home Decor and Renovations are not responsible for typographical errors, mistakes or misprints. All prices are correct as of press time and are subject to change without notice. E. & O. E.

EDITORIAL Submissions from interested parties will be considered. Please submit to the address below, to the attention of the editor-in-chief.

Our Insiders

Carson ArthurLANDSCAPE DESIGNER

Carson Arthur is an international landscape designer with a focus on environmentally friendly design. He is HGTV’s Critical Listing landscape guru and appears regularly on TV, writes for various publications about outdoor design and is the author of the acclaimed book Garden Designs for Outdoor Living. Visit carsonarthur.com

Catherine-Lucie HorberDESIGNER

Catherine-Lucie Horber is the principal of Royal Interior Design Ltd .The firm provides decorating, staging and renovating services for both small and full scale residential projects throughout the GTA. Known for creating elegant and affordable design solutions tailored to suit different lifestyles. royalinteriordesign.ca

Bryan TuckeyCEO OF BILD

Bryan Tuckey is president and CEO of the Building Industry and Land Development Association and a land-use planner who has worked for municipal, regional and provincial governments. Follow him on Twitter @bildgta, facebook.com/bildgta, and bildblogs.ca

Jo AlcornDESIGNER

Jo Alcorn is a celebrity designer specializing in small spaces and design solutions for all budgets. She is the interior expert on HGTV’s new show Critical Listing, and shares her expertise regularly on TV and through her monthly column in the Toronto Sun. whitewashco.ca

Craig RichardsonINSURANCE EXPERT

Craig Richardson is vice president, Claims Operations at TD Insurance

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Cafe Epoque by Babar Khan$500

artinteriors.ca

Goldie the Wall Hanging Ram $100

cb2.com

News Etc.

catch up on decor & reno news, inspiration, style and more

by Elisa Krovblit

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The FEATURE

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Starburst Round Wall Mirror$269

crateandbarrel.com

Feature wall byHomeSense.ca

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A breathtaking creation of style.Enhance the beauty of your home and the quality of your life with the uncompromised, timeless lighting designs from Crystorama.

This awe-inspiring collection of unparalleled craftsmanship is now featured at Royal Lighting.

1549 Avenue Rd. (North of Lawrence) 416•782•1129 royallighting.comROYAL LIGHTING

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Cafe Epoque by Babar Khan$500

artinteriors.ca

Goldie the Wall Hanging Ram $100

cb2.com

News Etc.

catch up on decor & reno news, inspiration, style and more

by Elisa Krovblit

SCOOPthe

The FEATURE

WALL

SCOOP

theLOOK!

Starburst Round Wall Mirror$269

crateandbarrel.com

Feature wall byHomeSense.ca


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A breathtaking creation of style.Enhance the beauty of your home and the quality of your life with the uncompromised, timeless lighting designs from Crystorama.

This awe-inspiring collection of unparalleled craftsmanship is now featured at Royal Lighting.

1549 Avenue Rd. (North of Lawrence) 416•782•1129 royallighting.comROYAL LIGHTING

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With its soft brown leather and contrasting black leather trim, this sofa’s style is rivaled only by it’s pure comfort. Available at Arrow Furniture.

ARROWFURNITURE.COM

The Luna Collection from Crystorama at Royal Lighting has a new shape that’s defi nitely infl uenced by industrial modern design trends. The unique two tone fi nish – English bronze on the outside and antique gold on the inside of each blade – is a great juxtaposition of tone and style. The alternative metal choice is the raw steel fi nish, perfect for modern decor.

ROYALLIGHTING.COM

The experienced design sta� at Chattels will help you fi nd the right table for your home. Pick the right size, shape and style as well as the right wood, fi nish and colour. Add the proper chairs, colours and fabrics – and don’t forget the credenzas and other pieces too.

CHATTELSFURNITURE.COM

It’s the Brooklyn Chair – and its available in hundreds of fabrics and di� erent wood fi nishes at Alta Moda Furniture. The lines and attention to detail certainly do make this a sophisticated seat. Now only $995 – but only until September 30th.

ALTAMODAFURNITURE.COM


The A4 expanding console-to-dining-table that seats up to 12 people is a high performance transforming masterpiece that also stores the leaves inside! Perfect as an entry table or sofa console, this double-duty gem comes in eight di� erent fi nishes to suit any space and taste. Stop by Resource Furniture to see this table work its magic along with all of their Italian-made modular wall-beds systems.

RESOURCEFURNITURE.COM

After the sun sets, gather round and get that chill out of the air. The Canvas Walden Conversation Gas Fire Table lets you extend nights by warming you up by fi relight.canadiantire.ca $600

We come alive in summer, with longer nights and warm weather drawing us out of our homes. As the summer comes to its close and the weather cools, it can be painful to pack up the patio, cover up the grill

and return to a life indoors. We’ve got some inspiration for extending your summer.

Down Under is pleased to introduce a new exclusive collection of eco-Friendly mattresses at prices that won’t keep you up at night.Plant-based soy bio-foam mattresses are all the rage these days. These mattresses provide excellent pressure-point relieving support. These eco-friendly mattress are covered in organic cotton and made in Canada. They come rolled and vacuum packed to allow for easy transport. Prices start at only $399.99 for a Queen Size.

DOWNUNDERBEDDING.COM

Amazing food, amazing service, Coco Lezzone is the kind of place you can go for a hearty meal or some light fare – and wine, of course! Visit Coco Lezzone for take-out options, private dining and corporate events. We love their new look! Centrally located, this stylish ode to Italy serves pizza straight from a stone oven and features a mouth-watering modern Italian menu.

Buono appettito!

137 Avenue Rd. in YorkvilleCocolezzone.com

PSSST!Extending your summer

The Dyson Pure Cool air purifi erFall allergy su� erers, don’t let those allergies invade your home. Great for use all year round, it can also cool you down. A high e� ciency HEPA fi ltration extracts particles as small as .1 microns (in perspective, a spider’s web is two to three microns in diameter)DysonCanada.ca $550

Downtown Grill gives you the fl avour. You can’t beat barbecue. That taste from the grill, those perfect sear marks – that’s the taste of summer. This grill gives you all that fl avour. As powerful as a fi ve-burner propane barbecue, it’s perfectly safe for indoor cooking – especially ideal for those who don’t have an outdoor space for that big blazing barbecue! downtowngrill.ca $449

Why not keep the pool open a little longer or have that outdoor dinner party with confi dence?The Bellagio Patio Torch by Napoleon lets you keep your deck, balcony or backyard space from getting too cool for comfort. napoleongrills.com $700


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With its soft brown leather and contrasting black leather trim, this sofa’s style is rivaled only by it’s pure comfort. Available at Arrow Furniture.

ARROWFURNITURE.COM

The Luna Collection from Crystorama at Royal Lighting has a new shape that’s defi nitely infl uenced by industrial modern design trends. The unique two tone fi nish – English bronze on the outside and antique gold on the inside of each blade – is a great juxtaposition of tone and style. The alternative metal choice is the raw steel fi nish, perfect for modern decor.

ROYALLIGHTING.COM

The experienced design sta� at Chattels will help you fi nd the right table for your home. Pick the right size, shape and style as well as the right wood, fi nish and colour. Add the proper chairs, colours and fabrics – and don’t forget the credenzas and other pieces too.

CHATTELSFURNITURE.COM

It’s the Brooklyn Chair – and its available in hundreds of fabrics and di� erent wood fi nishes at Alta Moda Furniture. The lines and attention to detail certainly do make this a sophisticated seat. Now only $995 – but only until September 30th.

ALTAMODAFURNITURE.COM


The A4 expanding console-to-dining-table that seats up to 12 people is a high performance transforming masterpiece that also stores the leaves inside! Perfect as an entry table or sofa console, this double-duty gem comes in eight di� erent fi nishes to suit any space and taste. Stop by Resource Furniture to see this table work its magic along with all of their Italian-made modular wall-beds systems.

RESOURCEFURNITURE.COM

After the sun sets, gather round and get that chill out of the air. The Canvas Walden Conversation Gas Fire Table lets you extend nights by warming you up by fi relight.canadiantire.ca $600

We come alive in summer, with longer nights and warm weather drawing us out of our homes. As the summer comes to its close and the weather cools, it can be painful to pack up the patio, cover up the grill

and return to a life indoors. We’ve got some inspiration for extending your summer.

Down Under is pleased to introduce a new exclusive collection of eco-Friendly mattresses at prices that won’t keep you up at night.Plant-based soy bio-foam mattresses are all the rage these days. These mattresses provide excellent pressure-point relieving support. These eco-friendly mattress are covered in organic cotton and made in Canada. They come rolled and vacuum packed to allow for easy transport. Prices start at only $399.99 for a Queen Size.

DOWNUNDERBEDDING.COM

Amazing food, amazing service, Coco Lezzone is the kind of place you can go for a hearty meal or some light fare – and wine, of course! Visit Coco Lezzone for take-out options, private dining and corporate events. We love their new look! Centrally located, this stylish ode to Italy serves pizza straight from a stone oven and features a mouth-watering modern Italian menu.

Buono appettito!

137 Avenue Rd. in YorkvilleCocolezzone.com

PSSST!Extending your summer

The Dyson Pure Cool air purifi erFall allergy su� erers, don’t let those allergies invade your home. Great for use all year round, it can also cool you down. A high e� ciency HEPA fi ltration extracts particles as small as .1 microns (in perspective, a spider’s web is two to three microns in diameter)DysonCanada.ca $550

Downtown Grill gives you the fl avour. You can’t beat barbecue. That taste from the grill, those perfect sear marks – that’s the taste of summer. This grill gives you all that fl avour. As powerful as a fi ve-burner propane barbecue, it’s perfectly safe for indoor cooking – especially ideal for those who don’t have an outdoor space for that big blazing barbecue! downtowngrill.ca $449

Why not keep the pool open a little longer or have that outdoor dinner party with confi dence?The Bellagio Patio Torch by Napoleon lets you keep your deck, balcony or backyard space from getting too cool for comfort. napoleongrills.com $700


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Cover Story

Good design looks e� ortless and enticing. It

makes a statement as soon as you see it. It's

stunning, compelling and enjoyable. Whether it's

casual or formal, indoors or out, it feels complete and

comfortable, like the space anticipates your every need.

It o� ers the perfect place to sit, to work, to put your

glass down. The colours and patterns work. Everything

has purpose, without trying too hard.

Don't you wish you could do that in every room in

your home?

Great design is a talent, a skill and a challenge.

Designers have to educate themselves on an extensive

list of techniques and styles. While some of us imagine

it would be a lot of fun to shop and decorate, it's

actually a lot of work and e� ort. As fashions change and

trends evolve, it's a designer's job to know what trends

are coming, what styles will work and where to fi nd

everything needed to make a space come alive with the

visions that their clients request. They need to know

by Elisa Krovblit

Secrets from the DESIGN WORLD

YANIC SIMARDis the principal designer of the Toronto Interior Design Group. Simard has created designs for clients in Toronto, Montreal and Miami, and has appeared as a regular guest expert on Citytv’s CityLine. tidg.ca

YANIC'S 3 FAVOURITE SHOPS:

1. CARROCEL ANTIQUES – TORONTO CARROCEL.COM

They have everything from fi ne art to vintage

accessories, including lighting and mirrors to large

scale upholstery like sofas and armchairs, and

their showroom is 20,000 square feet!

2. CB2 – CB2.COM I am a little obsessed with cb2,

I have to say! They are so easy to work with, they

have multiple locations, they have a� ordable price

points (which I love because anyone can shop

there) and they are very on trend.

3. JALAN JALAN – MIAMI JALANMIAMI.COM

One of my favourite places to shop when I’m

in my other hometown of Miami, Florida, their

items are so unique and exotic. They carry lively

materials from bone inlay to teak and petrifi ed

wood. Many of their infl uences come from

Morocco and Africa.

Decor tip: 1.You can’t go wrong with a white

backdrop – it is the perfect blank canvas.

2.Anchor any scheme with black. 3.Never

compromise on quality.

Golden rule: Work with what the space has

to give you, not against it ...And if you think it’s

expensive to hire a professional, wait until you hire

an amateur!

quality, availability, trades, suppliers, fabrics, textiles and materials

for every surface.

Their knowledge is vast and their resources are seemingly

never-ending.

When you hire a designer, you don't just pay them to put pretty

things in all the right places. You hire them for this vast knowledge

- for their ability to coordinate the hardwood fl ooring installer who

needs a week, the supplier who needs six weeks to order your

sofa, the relationship with the stone company who is going to cut,

deliver and install a fi ve-fi gure slab of marble in your kitchen - all

while knowing where to go for the right linens, toss cushions and

table lamps. Never mind the hours of consideration, the drafts and

drawings – and the good ones, they still make it look easy!

But there are a few things to be learned from a designer, so

HD&R has gone to the source. We've interviewed some of our

favourite Canadian talent and they've graciously shared some of

their secrets – from managing projects to favourite places to shop.

Now you know!

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WILLIAM MACDONALDis the principal of WillMac Design. His firm is best known for creating stylish approachable spaces that evoke a simple timeless elegance. Servicing clientele throughout Canada, the United States and overseas. www.willmacdesign.ca @willmacdesign

CANDICE OLSONis a successful designer with a devoted viewership. She is a published author and a creator of extensive lines of housewares, furnishings, accessories and finishes. At candiceolson.com, the inspiration never stops, though you may not be able to tear yourself away from her Pinterest boards @candiceolsondesign

WILLIAMS'S 3 FAVOURITE SHOPS:

1. ELTE – TORONTO ELTE.COM The sta� is

awesome, extremely knowledgeable and helpful.

It's a great place to bring clients so they can see

the variety of choice available.

2. VINTAGE FINE OBJECTS – TORONTO

VINTAGEFINEOBJECTS.COM A marvelously curated

shop of curiosities and stylish items composed by

Kevin Austin, its proprietor.

3. MECOX GARDENS – MECOX.COM Mecox has

many shops scattered throughout the United

States, my two favorites are in Palm Beach and

Southampton, New York. Their general look is

much like mine – understated elegance with a

relaxed vibe with a hint of whimsy.

Decor tip: My best to decor tips are: Have

confi dence, don't ask everyone what they think,

hire a designer, do your research and start with

something you love as the inspiration for a great

space.

Golden rule: Never, ever, under any

circumstances live in the house while you're

renovating it! I will not work with clients who lives

inside the renovation. I just don’t. It’s a recipe for

disaster, a nightmare and should never happen.

People think they can handle it but they can’t.

CANDICE'S 3 FAVOURITE SHOPS:

1. CURATED KRAVET – CURATEDKRAVET.COM – A one-stop

online designer resource for all things beautiful for the

home! Great design source for insomniacs like me!

2. 1ST DIBS – 1STDIBS.COM For those rare and exotic and

often quirky fi nds – it’s like having a Paris fl ea market at

your fi ngertips!

3. RED DOOR HOME LIVING – CALGARY

REDDOORHOMELIVING.CA – I’m so proud to have many

of my Candice Olson product lines featured at Red

Door. Lori, Dan and their entire Interior Design team are

simply Calgary’s best!

Decor tip: Your home is the ultimate way to refl ect who

you are. Personal authenticity never goes out of style –

it’s believable and always feels comfortable. I often fi nd

that a bit of unexpected whimsy is all that’s needed to

bring that unique, one-of-a-kind personality to a space.

Golden rule: People often ask me what one thing will

have the biggest impact when upgrading their space.

Without exception, my response is always - lighting. It’s

the single most important design element in a space.

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Cover Story

Good design looks e� ortless and enticing. It

makes a statement as soon as you see it. It's

stunning, compelling and enjoyable. Whether it's

casual or formal, indoors or out, it feels complete and

comfortable, like the space anticipates your every need.

It o� ers the perfect place to sit, to work, to put your

glass down. The colours and patterns work. Everything

has purpose, without trying too hard.

Don't you wish you could do that in every room in

your home?

Great design is a talent, a skill and a challenge.

Designers have to educate themselves on an extensive

list of techniques and styles. While some of us imagine

it would be a lot of fun to shop and decorate, it's

actually a lot of work and e� ort. As fashions change and

trends evolve, it's a designer's job to know what trends

are coming, what styles will work and where to fi nd

everything needed to make a space come alive with the

visions that their clients request. They need to know

by Elisa Krovblit

Secrets from the DESIGN WORLD

YANIC SIMARDis the principal designer of the Toronto Interior Design Group. Simard has created designs for clients in Toronto, Montreal and Miami, and has appeared as a regular guest expert on Citytv’s CityLine. tidg.ca

YANIC'S 3 FAVOURITE SHOPS:

1. CARROCEL ANTIQUES – TORONTO CARROCEL.COM

They have everything from fi ne art to vintage

accessories, including lighting and mirrors to large

scale upholstery like sofas and armchairs, and

their showroom is 20,000 square feet!

2. CB2 – CB2.COM I am a little obsessed with cb2,

I have to say! They are so easy to work with, they

have multiple locations, they have a� ordable price

points (which I love because anyone can shop

there) and they are very on trend.

3. JALAN JALAN – MIAMI JALANMIAMI.COM

One of my favourite places to shop when I’m

in my other hometown of Miami, Florida, their

items are so unique and exotic. They carry lively

materials from bone inlay to teak and petrifi ed

wood. Many of their infl uences come from

Morocco and Africa.

Decor tip: 1.You can’t go wrong with a white

backdrop – it is the perfect blank canvas.

2.Anchor any scheme with black. 3.Never

compromise on quality.

Golden rule: Work with what the space has

to give you, not against it ...And if you think it’s

expensive to hire a professional, wait until you hire

an amateur!

quality, availability, trades, suppliers, fabrics, textiles and materials

for every surface.

Their knowledge is vast and their resources are seemingly

never-ending.

When you hire a designer, you don't just pay them to put pretty

things in all the right places. You hire them for this vast knowledge

- for their ability to coordinate the hardwood fl ooring installer who

needs a week, the supplier who needs six weeks to order your

sofa, the relationship with the stone company who is going to cut,

deliver and install a fi ve-fi gure slab of marble in your kitchen - all

while knowing where to go for the right linens, toss cushions and

table lamps. Never mind the hours of consideration, the drafts and

drawings – and the good ones, they still make it look easy!

But there are a few things to be learned from a designer, so

HD&R has gone to the source. We've interviewed some of our

favourite Canadian talent and they've graciously shared some of

their secrets – from managing projects to favourite places to shop.

Now you know!

phot

os b

y Br

ando

n Ba

rre

016-018 CVR_secrets from the design world.indd 28 8/18/15 1:58 PM

WILLIAM MACDONALDis the principal of WillMac Design. His firm is best known for creating stylish approachable spaces that evoke a simple timeless elegance. Servicing clientele throughout Canada, the United States and overseas. www.willmacdesign.ca @willmacdesign

CANDICE OLSONis a successful designer with a devoted viewership. She is a published author and a creator of extensive lines of housewares, furnishings, accessories and finishes. At candiceolson.com, the inspiration never stops, though you may not be able to tear yourself away from her Pinterest boards @candiceolsondesign

WILLIAMS'S 3 FAVOURITE SHOPS:

1. ELTE – TORONTO ELTE.COM The sta� is

awesome, extremely knowledgeable and helpful.

It's a great place to bring clients so they can see

the variety of choice available.

2. VINTAGE FINE OBJECTS – TORONTO

VINTAGEFINEOBJECTS.COM A marvelously curated

shop of curiosities and stylish items composed by

Kevin Austin, its proprietor.

3. MECOX GARDENS – MECOX.COM Mecox has

many shops scattered throughout the United

States, my two favorites are in Palm Beach and

Southampton, New York. Their general look is

much like mine – understated elegance with a

relaxed vibe with a hint of whimsy.

Decor tip: My best to decor tips are: Have

confi dence, don't ask everyone what they think,

hire a designer, do your research and start with

something you love as the inspiration for a great

space.

Golden rule: Never, ever, under any

circumstances live in the house while you're

renovating it! I will not work with clients who lives

inside the renovation. I just don’t. It’s a recipe for

disaster, a nightmare and should never happen.

People think they can handle it but they can’t.

CANDICE'S 3 FAVOURITE SHOPS:

1. CURATED KRAVET – CURATEDKRAVET.COM – A one-stop

online designer resource for all things beautiful for the

home! Great design source for insomniacs like me!

2. 1ST DIBS – 1STDIBS.COM For those rare and exotic and

often quirky fi nds – it’s like having a Paris fl ea market at

your fi ngertips!

3. RED DOOR HOME LIVING – CALGARY

REDDOORHOMELIVING.CA – I’m so proud to have many

of my Candice Olson product lines featured at Red

Door. Lori, Dan and their entire Interior Design team are

simply Calgary’s best!

Decor tip: Your home is the ultimate way to refl ect who

you are. Personal authenticity never goes out of style –

it’s believable and always feels comfortable. I often fi nd

that a bit of unexpected whimsy is all that’s needed to

bring that unique, one-of-a-kind personality to a space.

Golden rule: People often ask me what one thing will

have the biggest impact when upgrading their space.

Without exception, my response is always - lighting. It’s

the single most important design element in a space.


1. Choosing the right size: when searching for a family room rug, always make sure it is large enough to sit the front legs of your sofa. The width should be the same as the sofa or a little bit wider. In a dining room, always center the table on the rug ensuring the rug is at least one foot around the table so the chairs fit comfortably as well. Always avoid a medallion pattern otherwise the table may hide the pattern.

2. Pattern and color: In a plain room (either by color or style) you are free to select a colourful rug, something to stand out and compliment the room. Don’t be afraid to play with color, texture and pattern. Choose freely and create your masterpiece!

How do you decide what style, pattern or size is right for you?Follow these two simple steps to choose the best rugs to suit your room.

103 Miranda Avenue • 416.787.1707 www.allanrug.com

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CARSON ARTHURis an international landscape designer with a focus on environmentally friendly design. He is HGTV’s Critical Listing landscape guru and appears regularly on TV, writes for various publications about outdoor design and is the author of Garden Designs for Outdoor Living. Visit carsonarthur.com

MELISSA DAVISis a Toronto-based celebrity designer and contractor. She is known for her appearances, creative design and reno work produced for various HGTV shows. Her work has been profiled nationally in print publications. Her firm continues to service clientele throughout Ontario & GTA. www.melissadavis.com @melissadavis

CARSON'S 3 FAVOURITE SHOPS:

1. FRESH HOME AND GARDEN – TORONTO FRESH.CA

I love that Fresh carries di� erent styles of patio

decor, helping the creative process.

2 THE CROSS DECOR AND DESIGN – VANCOUVER

THECROSSDESIGN.COM Every trip to Vancouver

includes a visit to The Cross in Yaletown. Get lost

for hours in this store poking through all of the

home furnishings and design pieces

3. IRONGATE – NIAGARA IRONGATEGE.CA In the

middle of Niagara’s wine country, IronGate carries

all of the man-made items that I love to include in

my outdoor designs.

Decor tip: A successful outdoor room has a

purpose and a clear defi nition. While multi-

purpose is great for a small space, the outdoor

rooms that makes us “oooh and aaah” are the

ones that require no explanation. Treat each

outdoor room with the same care and attention

you would an indoor space.

Golden rule: For every outdoor room, include all

of the exact same elements as an indoor space.

Outdoor rugs and outdoor lighting are the key

components that most homeowners overlook.

They really fi nish o� every space, and yet most

homeowners rush out to buy them at the last

minute – right before hosting a barbecue!

MELISSA'S 3 FAVOURITE SHOPS:

1. LAMP CAGE – TORONTO LAMPCAGE.COM If you dream it

up, they can make it, and they build the lights right here

in Toronto in back the shop.

2. MJÖLK – TORONTO STORE.MJOLK.CA I love Mjölk in the

Junction for contemporary pieces that are truly timeless.

Not a knocko� or mass-produced piece in sight.

3. IKEA – IKEA.CA For my day to day needs I love IKEA!

No other company has the breadth of products, and that

range truly allows creativity in design and budget.

Decor tip: Before buying anything, decide on an overall

design direction and palette. Put together a selection of

colours and materials and then keep referring back to

that as you go, room by room. If you maintain continuity

on the overall items, you can add individual personality

and design for each room and it will still tie together.

Golden rule: I’m an advocate for choosing an overall

timeless design to make sure the fi nancial investment in

design has lasting power. But make sure you keep fi ve to

10 per cent of the budget for splurges and those special

touches that really make the deign noteworthy.

Cover Story continued


1. Choosing the right size: when searching for a family room rug, always make sure it is large enough to sit the front legs of your sofa. The width should be the same as the sofa or a little bit wider. In a dining room, always center the table on the rug ensuring the rug is at least one foot around the table so the chairs fit comfortably as well. Always avoid a medallion pattern otherwise the table may hide the pattern.

2. Pattern and color: In a plain room (either by color or style) you are free to select a colourful rug, something to stand out and compliment the room. Don’t be afraid to play with color, texture and pattern. Choose freely and create your masterpiece!

How do you decide what style, pattern or size is right for you?Follow these two simple steps to choose the best rugs to suit your room.

103 Miranda Avenue • 416.787.1707 www.allanrug.com

019-Allan Rug 06-13-15.indd 1 2015-08-18 10:58 AM

CARSON ARTHURis an international landscape designer with a focus on environmentally friendly design. He is HGTV’s Critical Listing landscape guru and appears regularly on TV, writes for various publications about outdoor design and is the author of Garden Designs for Outdoor Living. Visit carsonarthur.com

MELISSA DAVISis a Toronto-based celebrity designer and contractor. She is known for her appearances, creative design and reno work produced for various HGTV shows. Her work has been profiled nationally in print publications. Her firm continues to service clientele throughout Ontario & GTA. www.melissadavis.com @melissadavis

CARSON'S 3 FAVOURITE SHOPS:

1. FRESH HOME AND GARDEN – TORONTO FRESH.CA

I love that Fresh carries di� erent styles of patio

decor, helping the creative process.

2 THE CROSS DECOR AND DESIGN – VANCOUVER

THECROSSDESIGN.COM Every trip to Vancouver

includes a visit to The Cross in Yaletown. Get lost

for hours in this store poking through all of the

home furnishings and design pieces

3. IRONGATE – NIAGARA IRONGATEGE.CA In the

middle of Niagara’s wine country, IronGate carries

all of the man-made items that I love to include in

my outdoor designs.

Decor tip: A successful outdoor room has a

purpose and a clear defi nition. While multi-

purpose is great for a small space, the outdoor

rooms that makes us “oooh and aaah” are the

ones that require no explanation. Treat each

outdoor room with the same care and attention

you would an indoor space.

Golden rule: For every outdoor room, include all

of the exact same elements as an indoor space.

Outdoor rugs and outdoor lighting are the key

components that most homeowners overlook.

They really fi nish o� every space, and yet most

homeowners rush out to buy them at the last

minute – right before hosting a barbecue!

MELISSA'S 3 FAVOURITE SHOPS:

1. LAMP CAGE – TORONTO LAMPCAGE.COM If you dream it

up, they can make it, and they build the lights right here

in Toronto in back the shop.

2. MJÖLK – TORONTO STORE.MJOLK.CA I love Mjölk in the

Junction for contemporary pieces that are truly timeless.

Not a knocko� or mass-produced piece in sight.

3. IKEA – IKEA.CA For my day to day needs I love IKEA!

No other company has the breadth of products, and that

range truly allows creativity in design and budget.

Decor tip: Before buying anything, decide on an overall

design direction and palette. Put together a selection of

colours and materials and then keep referring back to

that as you go, room by room. If you maintain continuity

on the overall items, you can add individual personality

and design for each room and it will still tie together.

Golden rule: I’m an advocate for choosing an overall

timeless design to make sure the fi nancial investment in

design has lasting power. But make sure you keep fi ve to

10 per cent of the budget for splurges and those special

touches that really make the deign noteworthy.

Cover Story continued


Tribute

By Olivia Bowden

THE TRAGIC PASSING OF CANADIAN DESIGNER AND TV personality

Christopher Hyndman on August 3 has been met with an outpour

of grief from the Toronto community and beyond.

Canadians have expressed their love and appreciation for

Hyndman’s charisma, warmth and magnetic personality, drawing

millions of viewer to CBC’s daily afternoon series Steven and Chris.

Celebrities, designers, friends and fans of Hyndman

expressed condolences on social media and at the CBC

memorial.

Hyndman, at age 49, was one half of the dynamic TV duo

Steven and Chris, a show he co-hosted with his long time

partner and spouse Steven Sabados.

In its eighth season, rating agency Numeris reported 8.52

million Canadians watched Steven and Chris, a lifestyle show

centred around Sabados and Hyndman, and their passion for all

things design and lifestyle.

A CBC darling, Hyndman’s career as a designer and dynamic

public figure has spanned over 23 years, hosting programs with

Sabados prior to their work at CBC-TV.

Sabados and Hyndman began their careers together with the

launch of the design company The Sabados Group, specializing

in event planning and set design in 1992.

They first hosted together with their show Designer Guys

on HGTV. Their chemistry, keen eye for design and Hyndman’s

contagious laugh pushed them towards the spotlight.

Oprah Winfrey even featured them on her show after being

impressed with Designer Guys.

Following a three-season stint on Designer Guys, Hyndman

and Sabados moved on to create their own show Design Rivals,

which focused more on the lives of homeowners and their

needs for their space.

In 2005, Sabados and Hyndman launched a makeover show

called So Chic with Steven and Chris. By 2007, it was clear that

Sabados and Hyndman deserved a more high-profile show

to connect with viewers who wanted to see more of them,

bringing them to their daytime talk show, Steven and Chris.

From a successful furniture line to philanthropy, these two

truly made an impact together.

Chris Hyndman will truly be missed.

CHRIS HYNDMAN

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ARRIVES AT YONGE + EGLINTONDESIGNER DETAILS WITH

CANDICE OLSON: Q&A

LuxuryLivingGTA.com

High-end homes & condos IN THE GTA:High-end homes

IN THE GTA: Who’s building what, and where!

Cover photo courtesy of

UPPER WEST SIDE, PHASE 2

BY REGAL CREST HOMES

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416.955.4791 www.adornmentsonqueen.com

See [email protected] for monthly specials

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Tribute

By Olivia Bowden

THE TRAGIC PASSING OF CANADIAN DESIGNER AND TV personality

Christopher Hyndman on August 3 has been met with an outpour

of grief from the Toronto community and beyond.

Canadians have expressed their love and appreciation for

Hyndman’s charisma, warmth and magnetic personality, drawing

millions of viewer to CBC’s daily afternoon series Steven and Chris.

Celebrities, designers, friends and fans of Hyndman

expressed condolences on social media and at the CBC

memorial.

Hyndman, at age 49, was one half of the dynamic TV duo

Steven and Chris, a show he co-hosted with his long time

partner and spouse Steven Sabados.

In its eighth season, rating agency Numeris reported 8.52

million Canadians watched Steven and Chris, a lifestyle show

centred around Sabados and Hyndman, and their passion for all

things design and lifestyle.

A CBC darling, Hyndman’s career as a designer and dynamic

public figure has spanned over 23 years, hosting programs with

Sabados prior to their work at CBC-TV.

Sabados and Hyndman began their careers together with the

launch of the design company The Sabados Group, specializing

in event planning and set design in 1992.

They first hosted together with their show Designer Guys

on HGTV. Their chemistry, keen eye for design and Hyndman’s

contagious laugh pushed them towards the spotlight.

Oprah Winfrey even featured them on her show after being

impressed with Designer Guys.

Following a three-season stint on Designer Guys, Hyndman

and Sabados moved on to create their own show Design Rivals,

which focused more on the lives of homeowners and their

needs for their space.

In 2005, Sabados and Hyndman launched a makeover show

called So Chic with Steven and Chris. By 2007, it was clear that

Sabados and Hyndman deserved a more high-profile show

to connect with viewers who wanted to see more of them,

bringing them to their daytime talk show, Steven and Chris.

From a successful furniture line to philanthropy, these two

truly made an impact together.

Chris Hyndman will truly be missed.

CHRIS HYNDMAN

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8481 Keele St. Concord 905.660.7290 & 12967 Keele St. King City 905.833.5464 mapledrapery.com

drapery bedding carpet hunter douglas gallery upholstery furniture wallpaper

021-Maple Drapery 04-18-15.indd 1 2015-08-18 10:23 AM

SPRING 2015

REDEFINING LUXURY

– GEN Y STYLESTYLE ICON KARL LAGERFELD

ARRIVES AT YONGE + EGLINTONDESIGNER DETAILS WITH

CANDICE OLSON: Q&A

LuxuryLivingGTA.com

High-end homes & condos IN THE GTA:High-end homes

IN THE GTA: Who’s building what, and where!

Cover photo courtesy of

UPPER WEST SIDE, PHASE 2

BY REGAL CREST HOMES

LuxuryCover-SPRING 2015.indd 1

4/15/15 4:24 PM

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ONTARIO’S LARGEST BATHROOM VANITY SHOWROOM

FEATURING MODERN, CLASSIC AND CONTEMPORARY STYLES.

180 Bovaird Drive West • Brampton ON. L7A 0H3 • (905) 792-2800 • www.lumberlandnorth.com

KITCHEN • TILE • BATH • CERAMICS • PLUMBING • STONE • DOORS • TRIMS • DRYWALL • LUMBER

A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE IN HOME DECOR AND RENOVATION

LUMBERLAND NORTH ••

• KOHLER• MOEN• AMERICAN STANDARD• AQUABRASS• CABANO• TOTO• VICTORIA + ALBERT

• MARBLE• STONE• CERAMICS• PORCELAIN• MOSAICS• GLASS

• CAESARSTONE• SILESTONE• COSENTINO

• SLABS• MARBLE• GRANITE• QUARTZ

CUSTOM STONE FABRICATION

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Style Inspiration

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1

2

5

6

SHOPPING LIST

1 Ruché Sofa by Ligne Roset $7,757Available at Kiosk Design »288 King St. E

2 Silas Throw Blanket $129.99 Available at EQ3 222 »King St. E

3 Axle Floor Lamp from $299.99 Available at EQ3 »222 King St. E

4 Pouf $99.99Available at EQ3 222 »King St. E

5 Abigail Arm Chair $299Available at EQ3 »222 King St. E

6 Tam Tam Table by Trica various sizes from $250 Available at Upcountry »310 King St. E

OTHER STORES

Arts Market »1114 Queen St. EVintage Fine Objects »328 Queen St. EBoConcept »230 Adelaide St. EResource Furniture »322 King St. EAndrew Richards Designs »571 Adelaide St. EGautier »230 Adelaide St. ERoche Bobois »101 Parliament St.Fresh Home & Garden »16 Eastern Ave.Guff Furniture »1 Davies Ave.

TORONTO’S EAST END IS A VIBRANT COMMUNITY with an eclectic mix of

neighborhoods. The fresh foods of St. Lawrence Market blend with the

cobblestone of the Distillery District and contemporary, international style

of the King East Design District, weaving a tapestry of unique communities.

They criss-cross and overlap, blurring the lines of easy categorization. It’s no

surprise that this area is getting the attention it deserves – and if you’re looking

for decor, it’s a great place to shop.

It’s the perfect location for East United, a new, mixed-used development

near King and Berkeley. Every last detail is inspired by the east end. When it

came time for the fi rm Design Agency to design a model suite for East United’s

sales o� ce, they made sure to source every last item from an east end store.

“Shopping in the east-end is phenomenally easy,” says Matt Davis, principal

and founding partner of the fi rm. “The King East Design District is mowing

Toronto over as one of the best places to shop for interior design.”

Davis sites the range of modern, traditional, and reclaimed stores available

to shop from in the east end, which allowed Design Agency to stage a funky,

high-low mix for East United’s model suite.

It’s a standout feature of this east end design district – it’s not just

highbrow and it’s not just budget-conscious. Elements of each can be found

– often in the same shop. It’s shopping local. It’s a way to create a synergy

with its surrounding community. It’s curating a room with fantastic fi nds. It’s

designing a space that is original and authentic.

SHOP LOCAL - EAST

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ONTARIO’S LARGEST BATHROOM VANITY SHOWROOM

FEATURING MODERN, CLASSIC AND CONTEMPORARY STYLES.

180 Bovaird Drive West • Brampton ON. L7A 0H3 • (905) 792-2800 • www.lumberlandnorth.com

KITCHEN • TILE • BATH • CERAMICS • PLUMBING • STONE • DOORS • TRIMS • DRYWALL • LUMBER

A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE IN HOME DECOR AND RENOVATION

LUMBERLAND NORTH ••

• KOHLER• MOEN• AMERICAN STANDARD• AQUABRASS• CABANO• TOTO• VICTORIA + ALBERT

• MARBLE• STONE• CERAMICS• PORCELAIN• MOSAICS• GLASS

• CAESARSTONE• SILESTONE• COSENTINO

• SLABS• MARBLE• GRANITE• QUARTZ

CUSTOM STONE FABRICATION

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Style Inspiration

3

1

2

5

6

SHOPPING LIST

1 Ruché Sofa by Ligne Roset $7,757Available at Kiosk Design »288 King St. E

2 Silas Throw Blanket $129.99 Available at EQ3 222 »King St. E

3 Axle Floor Lamp from $299.99 Available at EQ3 »222 King St. E

4 Pouf $99.99Available at EQ3 222 »King St. E

5 Abigail Arm Chair $299Available at EQ3 »222 King St. E

6 Tam Tam Table by Trica various sizes from $250 Available at Upcountry »310 King St. E

OTHER STORES

Arts Market »1114 Queen St. EVintage Fine Objects »328 Queen St. EBoConcept »230 Adelaide St. EResource Furniture »322 King St. EAndrew Richards Designs »571 Adelaide St. EGautier »230 Adelaide St. ERoche Bobois »101 Parliament St.Fresh Home & Garden »16 Eastern Ave.Guff Furniture »1 Davies Ave.

TORONTO’S EAST END IS A VIBRANT COMMUNITY with an eclectic mix of

neighborhoods. The fresh foods of St. Lawrence Market blend with the

cobblestone of the Distillery District and contemporary, international style

of the King East Design District, weaving a tapestry of unique communities.

They criss-cross and overlap, blurring the lines of easy categorization. It’s no

surprise that this area is getting the attention it deserves – and if you’re looking

for decor, it’s a great place to shop.

It’s the perfect location for East United, a new, mixed-used development

near King and Berkeley. Every last detail is inspired by the east end. When it

came time for the fi rm Design Agency to design a model suite for East United’s

sales o� ce, they made sure to source every last item from an east end store.

“Shopping in the east-end is phenomenally easy,” says Matt Davis, principal

and founding partner of the fi rm. “The King East Design District is mowing

Toronto over as one of the best places to shop for interior design.”

Davis sites the range of modern, traditional, and reclaimed stores available

to shop from in the east end, which allowed Design Agency to stage a funky,

high-low mix for East United’s model suite.

It’s a standout feature of this east end design district – it’s not just

highbrow and it’s not just budget-conscious. Elements of each can be found

– often in the same shop. It’s shopping local. It’s a way to create a synergy

with its surrounding community. It’s curating a room with fantastic fi nds. It’s

designing a space that is original and authentic.

SHOP LOCAL - EAST

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Expert Advice

Craig Richardson is a vice president at TD Insurance

By Craig Richardson

HOME RENOVATIONS CAN BE EXCITING, as you watch your

house transform before your eyes. However, the road to a new

and improved property can quickly become stressful if you don’t

have an organized plan before work begins.

It’s often the financial aspects of a renovation that keep

homeowners up at night – a recent TD Canada Trust survey

found that 61 per cent of homeowners worry about cost

overruns on their renovations. One cost implication many

homeowners often don’t consider is the impact that a

renovation can have on their home insurance if they don’t call

before they renovate.

The result? If you don’t inform your insurer about an

upcoming renovation, and property damage or an accident

occurs, you could inadvertently invalidate your policy and

increase the chances of a major cost overrun.

When you tell your insurer about pending renovations,

they can ensure you’re adequately covered for any damage or

liabilities that could arise from work being done, reducing the

chance of an unexpected cost overrun.

ARE YOU INSURED?call before you renovate

Some homeowners still unwisely choose to keep

their insurer in the dark about renovations in an

attempt to avoid increased premiums. But, increased

premiums are a small price to pay when you consider

the alternative.

If an insurance company is not made aware of

renovation plans, big or small, a property’s original

insurance policy could be voided retroactively.

By not informing the insurer of the reno work, a

homeowner may be pouring money down the

drain by paying premiums for coverage they no

longer have.

Your insurance company can also help you

prioritize what renovation work you want to

complete. For instance, if a basement is being

finished, your insurer may advise reviewing sewer

backup limits and ensuring current coverage is

adequate. Additionally, your insurer can identify how

some renovations like replacing a roof or electrical

wiring may lower premiums. Your insurer can also

identify whether certain aspects of your renovation

will trigger exclusions under your policy in the event

of a loss or damage.

Bottom line, renovations require patience

and careful planning to ensure you’re setting

yourself up for success on all fronts – budget,

worry-free renovation process and, most

importantly, an end-result that reflects all of

your planning and investment.

“It’s often the financial aspects of a renovation that keep homeowners up at night – a recent TD Canada Trust survey found that 61 per cent of homeowners worry about cost overruns on their renovations.“

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Expert Advice

Craig Richardson is a vice president at TD Insurance

By Craig Richardson

HOME RENOVATIONS CAN BE EXCITING, as you watch your

house transform before your eyes. However, the road to a new

and improved property can quickly become stressful if you don’t

have an organized plan before work begins.

It’s often the financial aspects of a renovation that keep

homeowners up at night – a recent TD Canada Trust survey

found that 61 per cent of homeowners worry about cost

overruns on their renovations. One cost implication many

homeowners often don’t consider is the impact that a

renovation can have on their home insurance if they don’t call

before they renovate.

The result? If you don’t inform your insurer about an

upcoming renovation, and property damage or an accident

occurs, you could inadvertently invalidate your policy and

increase the chances of a major cost overrun.

When you tell your insurer about pending renovations,

they can ensure you’re adequately covered for any damage or

liabilities that could arise from work being done, reducing the

chance of an unexpected cost overrun.

ARE YOU INSURED?call before you renovate

Some homeowners still unwisely choose to keep

their insurer in the dark about renovations in an

attempt to avoid increased premiums. But, increased

premiums are a small price to pay when you consider

the alternative.

If an insurance company is not made aware of

renovation plans, big or small, a property’s original

insurance policy could be voided retroactively.

By not informing the insurer of the reno work, a

homeowner may be pouring money down the

drain by paying premiums for coverage they no

longer have.

Your insurance company can also help you

prioritize what renovation work you want to

complete. For instance, if a basement is being

finished, your insurer may advise reviewing sewer

backup limits and ensuring current coverage is

adequate. Additionally, your insurer can identify how

some renovations like replacing a roof or electrical

wiring may lower premiums. Your insurer can also

identify whether certain aspects of your renovation

will trigger exclusions under your policy in the event

of a loss or damage.

Bottom line, renovations require patience

and careful planning to ensure you’re setting

yourself up for success on all fronts – budget,

worry-free renovation process and, most

importantly, an end-result that reflects all of

your planning and investment.

“It’s often the financial aspects of a renovation that keep homeowners up at night – a recent TD Canada Trust survey found that 61 per cent of homeowners worry about cost overruns on their renovations.“

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END OF SUMMER

SALE ENDS SEPT 20TH

WE SELL ECO FRIENDLY MATTRESSES FOR LESS

NATURAL BAMBOO& ORGANIC COTTON

SHEETS & DUVET COVERSALSO ON SALE

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Room to Inspire

Catherine-Lucie HorberDesigner Catherine-Lucie Horber is the principal of Royal Interior Design Ltd .The fi rm provides decorating, staging and renovating services for both small and full scale residential projects throughout the GTA. Known for creating elegant & a ordable design solutions tailored to suit di erent lifestyles. www.royalinteriordesign.ca

accents we used throughout. This makes

it well balanced and also takes away the

focus from having to spend a lot money

on individual items.

4/ Shiny metallics and crystal. Some

sparkle and shine always helps to enhance

a glamourous look and feel. Metallics

and crystal do not have to be used in

large quantity, but a repetitive amount

throughout can create quite an exquisite

fi nish. In this room we indulged in silver

nailhead studs around the headboard,

the benches at foot of the bed and in

accessories. A few extra touches of crystal

in the chandelier and the side lamps also

helped further achieve the glam feel.

The ‘sum of its parts’ concept holds true

when looking to create an a� ordably

designed space that looks luxurious and

elegant. It is not about the price of each

item, but the combination of the items

combined that makes all the di� erence.

We like to assure people that they don’t

have to spend a fortune on every item

as long as the budget is spent wisely on

items that matter the most – that will

have the right impact. That is what smart

design is all about!

CONTRARY TO POPULAR BELIEF, a hefty budget is not mandatory in order to create an

elegant and glamourous room. The secret lies within the art of skillfully creating the

perfect balance. The overall feeling when you walk into a space is comprised of many

di� erent elements working together. By carefully selecting the right pieces, the end

impression will be very similar whether you spent a high end budget or a moderate

one. I fi rmly believe in this, and have founded my design fi rm’s philosophy around it.

In this beautiful bedroom, we wanted to designed a space that felt glamourous; rich

in textures; bold; elegant – but also timeless – without breaking the bank. It is essentially

a monochromatic design scheme using blues and whites. Using bold contrasts of light

and dark is a great way to o� er a strong, easy and cost-e� ective drama.

Creating the look without breaking the bank:

1/ Creating a impactful focal point is key. In this case we used a traditional, bold fl oral

pattern in many shades of blues as the focal point. We had it custom made with our

artisans at a much more a� ordable price then you could fi nd retail. We installed it very

high up on the wall, which really helps anchor the space.

2/ Using refl ective surfaces. Mirror is a super-easy and a� ordable way to give the

room a glamourous feel. We used mirrored night stands complemented by elongated

decorative mirrors.

3/ Layer many di� erent patterns together. In this room, the interest was created by

using a multitude of di� erent, very complementary patterns together. The lighting

fi xture, the textured area rug, the beautiful quilt at the end of the bed, the pillows and

the headboard are all very bold and busy patterns. They are softened by the cream

AFFORDABLE LUXURY!By Catherine-Lucie Horber

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Room to Inspire

Catherine-Lucie HorberDesigner Catherine-Lucie Horber is the principal of Royal Interior Design Ltd .The fi rm provides decorating, staging and renovating services for both small and full scale residential projects throughout the GTA. Known for creating elegant & a ordable design solutions tailored to suit di erent lifestyles. www.royalinteriordesign.ca

accents we used throughout. This makes

it well balanced and also takes away the

focus from having to spend a lot money

on individual items.

4/ Shiny metallics and crystal. Some

sparkle and shine always helps to enhance

a glamourous look and feel. Metallics

and crystal do not have to be used in

large quantity, but a repetitive amount

throughout can create quite an exquisite

fi nish. In this room we indulged in silver

nailhead studs around the headboard,

the benches at foot of the bed and in

accessories. A few extra touches of crystal

in the chandelier and the side lamps also

helped further achieve the glam feel.

The ‘sum of its parts’ concept holds true

when looking to create an a� ordably

designed space that looks luxurious and

elegant. It is not about the price of each

item, but the combination of the items

combined that makes all the di� erence.

We like to assure people that they don’t

have to spend a fortune on every item

as long as the budget is spent wisely on

items that matter the most – that will

have the right impact. That is what smart

design is all about!

CONTRARY TO POPULAR BELIEF, a hefty budget is not mandatory in order to create an

elegant and glamourous room. The secret lies within the art of skillfully creating the

perfect balance. The overall feeling when you walk into a space is comprised of many

di� erent elements working together. By carefully selecting the right pieces, the end

impression will be very similar whether you spent a high end budget or a moderate

one. I fi rmly believe in this, and have founded my design fi rm’s philosophy around it.

In this beautiful bedroom, we wanted to designed a space that felt glamourous; rich

in textures; bold; elegant – but also timeless – without breaking the bank. It is essentially

a monochromatic design scheme using blues and whites. Using bold contrasts of light

and dark is a great way to o� er a strong, easy and cost-e� ective drama.

Creating the look without breaking the bank:

1/ Creating a impactful focal point is key. In this case we used a traditional, bold fl oral

pattern in many shades of blues as the focal point. We had it custom made with our

artisans at a much more a� ordable price then you could fi nd retail. We installed it very

high up on the wall, which really helps anchor the space.

2/ Using refl ective surfaces. Mirror is a super-easy and a� ordable way to give the

room a glamourous feel. We used mirrored night stands complemented by elongated

decorative mirrors.

3/ Layer many di� erent patterns together. In this room, the interest was created by

using a multitude of di� erent, very complementary patterns together. The lighting

fi xture, the textured area rug, the beautiful quilt at the end of the bed, the pillows and

the headboard are all very bold and busy patterns. They are softened by the cream

AFFORDABLE LUXURY!By Catherine-Lucie Horber

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END OF SUMMER

SALE ENDS SEPT 20TH

WE SELL ECO FRIENDLY MATTRESSES FOR LESS

NATURAL BAMBOO& ORGANIC COTTON

SHEETS & DUVET COVERSALSO ON SALE

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September means back to school. With the right environment your student will be able to do homework in comfort – and style! School your decor with some of our picks and earn yourself an A+ in Decor 101.

Macbook in Gold $1,549 apple.com

Fjalla Box with lid, o� -white$6. ikea.ca

Framed Artwork $30homesense.ca

by Elisa Krovblit

STUDY STYLE101

Acrylic Stapler, Organizer and Tape Dispenser $18-$24 eachchapters.indigo.ca

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Ripple Ivory Leather O� ce Chair $449crateandbarrel.com

Jet Set Desk $2,250 jonathanadler.com

Gold Wastecan $69 cb2.com

HD&RHD&Rloves

Atelier Tripod Lamp $319 bouclair.com

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Trending

September means back to school. With the right environment your student will be able to do homework in comfort – and style! School your decor with some of our picks and earn yourself an A+ in Decor 101.

Macbook in Gold $1,549 apple.com

Fjalla Box with lid, o� -white$6. ikea.ca

Framed Artwork $30homesense.ca

by Elisa Krovblit

STUDY STYLE101

Acrylic Stapler, Organizer and Tape Dispenser $18-$24 eachchapters.indigo.ca

030-031 back to school_VB.indd 22 8/18/15 1:59 PM

Ripple Ivory Leather O� ce Chair $449crateandbarrel.com

Jet Set Desk $2,250 jonathanadler.com

Gold Wastecan $69 cb2.com

HD&RHD&Rloves

Atelier Tripod Lamp $319 bouclair.com

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ADVERTORIAL

MAKE RENOVATING EASY WITH

Modular Home Additions

“NO MESS, NO STRESS”

The company lives by their “no mess, no stress” motto. Anyone who has ever experienced the trials and tribulations of new home additions or renovations knows that this is a pretty ambitious statement for a renovations company. So, how exactly does Modular Home Additions do this? The answer lies in the fact that the majority of the renovation process is completed off-site in their warehouse. Meaning that any kind of renovation can be completed, even during our harsh winter months.

WHO THEY ARE

Modular Home Additions is your one-stop-shop for all your renovation needs. Whether you’re looking for interior or exterior renovations, they can get the job done quickly and easily. To kick-off your renovation process, Modular Home Additions will provide a free consultation, outlining the tasks and costs. After you choose Modular, their designers will create a 3D-rendering of your home, so you can fully visualize the project. They will also handle all the not-so-fun tasks such as city permits for your new and improved home. The service is impeccable and not limited to the warmer seasons. And best of all – they can install your new home addition in three days.

16 YEARS

After 16 years in the business, Modular Home Additions proudly announced a few months ago that they completed their 1,000th renovation project. This was a huge feat for a renovation company, especially one that has been around for only 16 years. And this is not the only ‘modular milestone.’ They were awarded “Best of Toronto 2013” in the home additions category from homestars.com, based solely on customer reviews.

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HABITAT FOR HUMANITY:

After all the success Modular has experienced over the years, they decided there was no better way to express their

gratitude than to give back to the Toronto community. In 2014, Modular

Homes Additions partnered with Habitat for Humanity GTA to construct the

largest Habitat Home to date. The eight-bedroom, two-bathroom house

was built for the Costa’s, a 14-person family consisting of 12 children, ranging from pre-

school to university.

DON’T LET YOUR PROPERTY BECOME A LONG-TERM

CONSTRUCTION SITE. CONSULT MODULAR TO SEE HOW YOU

CAN RENOVATE OR BUILD YOUR HOME QUICKLY AND EASILY.

VISIT THEIR WEBSITE MODULAR.CA/ OR CALL THEM AT

416.759.4663

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ADVERTORIAL

MAKE RENOVATING EASY WITH

Modular Home Additions

“NO MESS, NO STRESS”

The company lives by their “no mess, no stress” motto. Anyone who has ever experienced the trials and tribulations of new home additions or renovations knows that this is a pretty ambitious statement for a renovations company. So, how exactly does Modular Home Additions do this? The answer lies in the fact that the majority of the renovation process is completed off-site in their warehouse. Meaning that any kind of renovation can be completed, even during our harsh winter months.

WHO THEY ARE

Modular Home Additions is your one-stop-shop for all your renovation needs. Whether you’re looking for interior or exterior renovations, they can get the job done quickly and easily. To kick-off your renovation process, Modular Home Additions will provide a free consultation, outlining the tasks and costs. After you choose Modular, their designers will create a 3D-rendering of your home, so you can fully visualize the project. They will also handle all the not-so-fun tasks such as city permits for your new and improved home. The service is impeccable and not limited to the warmer seasons. And best of all – they can install your new home addition in three days.

16 YEARS

After 16 years in the business, Modular Home Additions proudly announced a few months ago that they completed their 1,000th renovation project. This was a huge feat for a renovation company, especially one that has been around for only 16 years. And this is not the only ‘modular milestone.’ They were awarded “Best of Toronto 2013” in the home additions category from homestars.com, based solely on customer reviews.

032-033-Modular advertorial_VB.indd 40 2015-08-18 10:58 AM

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY:

After all the success Modular has experienced over the years, they decided there was no better way to express their

gratitude than to give back to the Toronto community. In 2014, Modular

Homes Additions partnered with Habitat for Humanity GTA to construct the

largest Habitat Home to date. The eight-bedroom, two-bathroom house

was built for the Costa’s, a 14-person family consisting of 12 children, ranging from pre-

school to university.

DON’T LET YOUR PROPERTY BECOME A LONG-TERM

CONSTRUCTION SITE. CONSULT MODULAR TO SEE HOW YOU

CAN RENOVATE OR BUILD YOUR HOME QUICKLY AND EASILY.

VISIT THEIR WEBSITE MODULAR.CA/ OR CALL THEM AT

416.759.4663

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Participating BILD member contractors agree to RenoMark’s national 10-point renovation specific Code of Conduct that includes providing a written contract and scope of work for all jobs, a two-year warranty, carrying appropriate licenses and permits and securing a minimum $2 million in liability insurance.

The RenoMark program brings professionalism and integrity to the renovation industry.

For helpful advice and to find the right RenoMark renovator for your project visit www.RenoMark.ca

Kitchen renovation by Sosna Inc Total Contracting

facebook.com/renomark

youtube.com/user/BILDgta

@RenoMark_ca

www.Bildgta.ca

Domilya Group Transforming Your Dreams

into Reality 647-300-1242

www.domilyagroup.ca

ESTO Construction Co. Ltd. Our Passion is

Making Your Dreams Come True 416-752-3702

www.estoconstruction.ca

Modular Home Additions Ltd.Grow Your Home in 3 Days!

416-759-4663www.modular.ca

Sosna Inc. Total ContractingContractor You Can Count On!

416-452-5259www.sosna.ca

Brian T. Fletcher Construction Ltd.General Contrator

416-626-7746www.fletcherconstruction.ca

5481 Dundas St. W. Toronto, ON M9B 1B5 www.fletcherconstruction.caTel: 416-626-7746 Fax: 416-626-6043eMail: [email protected]

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RENOVATE WITH ARENOMARK CONTRACTOR

AND RENOVATE WITH CONFIDENCE

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Reno Mark

Bryan Tuckey is President and CEO of the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD) and is a land-use planner who has worked for municipal, regional and provincial governments. He can be found on Twitter (twitter.com/bildgta), Facebook (facebook.com/bildgta) and BILD’s o� cial online blog (bildblogs.ca).

By Bryan Tuckey

RENOVATING YOUR HOME IS A BIG UNDERTAKING. IT TAKES TIME,

e� ort and it’s a big investment. We did a homeowner survey in

January that showed environmental consciousness and energy

savings as top motivators for home renovations this year. The

survey asked how homeowners would spend $100,000 during a

renovation, and 80 per cent reported an interest in saving on utility

costs while 68 per cent claimed to be interested in environmentally

friendly improvements. In the renovation sector, that can mean

upgrading windows and doors; replacing insulation; and even

retrofi tting your home’s plumbing and electrical systems.

Measures to improve a home can quickly go beyond what you

can do on your own. When you work with a professional renovator,

you can renovate with confi dence knowing that you’re working

with someone who understands the rules and regulations that

WORK WITH A PROand renovate with confi dence

go along with home construction. Professionals

like the RenoMark renovator and trade contractor

members of our Association have a strong

knowledge of municipal by-laws as well as the

Ontario Building Code – two very detailed sets of

rules that guide projects large and small.

They also abide by the Association’s Code of

Ethics and a renovator-specifi c Code of Conduct,

which you can view at www.renomark.ca. As part

of their work to advocate for their clients and

consumers in general, some of our renovator

members meet with municipal sta� and local

councillors to educate them and provide real-time

examples of project demands and how process

delays can a� ect timelines.

It’s important to understand that most home

renovations will require municipal building permits.

A professional renovator can assist in acquiring

them. They will also co-ordinate and schedule a

team of trades that work on di� erent aspects of

your home at di� erent times. A delay in permit

approvals can cost time and money. Our members

work with the city to improve the communication

fl ow and keep projects on schedule and on budget.

With increasing property values in the GTA,

many people are choosing to stay and renovate

their current home instead of moving. Renovation

spending increases on average seven per cent each

year across Canada, according to a TD Economic

report. Renovation is also a signifi cant driver of the

local economy, since products are sourced locally

and the businesses are housed locally.

There are many reasons homeowners decide

that it’s time to renovate. Working with a

professional can help you make the right decisions

to increase the comfort and value of your home.

Search our database of professional RenoMark

renovators by geography and by project type at

www.renomark.ca

“When you work with a professional renovator, you can renovate with confi dence knowing that you’re working with someone who understands the rules and regulations that go along with home construction. “

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Participating BILD member contractors agree to RenoMark’s national 10-point renovation specific Code of Conduct that includes providing a written contract and scope of work for all jobs, a two-year warranty, carrying appropriate licenses and permits and securing a minimum $2 million in liability insurance.

The RenoMark program brings professionalism and integrity to the renovation industry.

For helpful advice and to find the right RenoMark renovator for your project visit www.RenoMark.ca

Kitchen renovation by Sosna Inc Total Contracting

facebook.com/renomark

youtube.com/user/BILDgta

@RenoMark_ca

www.Bildgta.ca

Domilya Group Transforming Your Dreams

into Reality 647-300-1242

www.domilyagroup.ca

ESTO Construction Co. Ltd. Our Passion is

Making Your Dreams Come True 416-752-3702

www.estoconstruction.ca

Modular Home Additions Ltd.Grow Your Home in 3 Days!

416-759-4663www.modular.ca

Sosna Inc. Total ContractingContractor You Can Count On!

416-452-5259www.sosna.ca

Brian T. Fletcher Construction Ltd.General Contrator

416-626-7746www.fletcherconstruction.ca

5481 Dundas St. W. Toronto, ON M9B 1B5 www.fletcherconstruction.caTel: 416-626-7746 Fax: 416-626-6043eMail: [email protected]

BRIAN T. FLETCHERCONSTRUCTION (2008) LTD.

RENOVATE WITH ARENOMARK CONTRACTOR

AND RENOVATE WITH CONFIDENCE

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Reno Mark

Bryan Tuckey is President and CEO of the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD) and is a land-use planner who has worked for municipal, regional and provincial governments. He can be found on Twitter (twitter.com/bildgta), Facebook (facebook.com/bildgta) and BILD’s o� cial online blog (bildblogs.ca).

By Bryan Tuckey

RENOVATING YOUR HOME IS A BIG UNDERTAKING. IT TAKES TIME,

e� ort and it’s a big investment. We did a homeowner survey in

January that showed environmental consciousness and energy

savings as top motivators for home renovations this year. The

survey asked how homeowners would spend $100,000 during a

renovation, and 80 per cent reported an interest in saving on utility

costs while 68 per cent claimed to be interested in environmentally

friendly improvements. In the renovation sector, that can mean

upgrading windows and doors; replacing insulation; and even

retrofi tting your home’s plumbing and electrical systems.

Measures to improve a home can quickly go beyond what you

can do on your own. When you work with a professional renovator,

you can renovate with confi dence knowing that you’re working

with someone who understands the rules and regulations that

WORK WITH A PROand renovate with confi dence

go along with home construction. Professionals

like the RenoMark renovator and trade contractor

members of our Association have a strong

knowledge of municipal by-laws as well as the

Ontario Building Code – two very detailed sets of

rules that guide projects large and small.

They also abide by the Association’s Code of

Ethics and a renovator-specifi c Code of Conduct,

which you can view at www.renomark.ca. As part

of their work to advocate for their clients and

consumers in general, some of our renovator

members meet with municipal sta� and local

councillors to educate them and provide real-time

examples of project demands and how process

delays can a� ect timelines.

It’s important to understand that most home

renovations will require municipal building permits.

A professional renovator can assist in acquiring

them. They will also co-ordinate and schedule a

team of trades that work on di� erent aspects of

your home at di� erent times. A delay in permit

approvals can cost time and money. Our members

work with the city to improve the communication

fl ow and keep projects on schedule and on budget.

With increasing property values in the GTA,

many people are choosing to stay and renovate

their current home instead of moving. Renovation

spending increases on average seven per cent each

year across Canada, according to a TD Economic

report. Renovation is also a signifi cant driver of the

local economy, since products are sourced locally

and the businesses are housed locally.

There are many reasons homeowners decide

that it’s time to renovate. Working with a

professional can help you make the right decisions

to increase the comfort and value of your home.

Search our database of professional RenoMark

renovators by geography and by project type at

www.renomark.ca

“When you work with a professional renovator, you can renovate with confi dence knowing that you’re working with someone who understands the rules and regulations that go along with home construction. “

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table. It was a great spot to use a natural wood

inspired table. For this space I chose a gorgeous

six-foot-long, wood-topped table from Artemano

with sturdy metal legs to anchor the room. No piece

at Artemano is the same so you really get your own

signature piece with each item you choose.

Seating was carefully chosen. Two wooden stools

with raw unfinished edges — also from Artemano —

add a farmhouse twist. For small space dining areas,

choose chairs or stools that tuck under the table

when not in use. This leaves more room surrounding

the space when seating is not in use.

Another trick is to choose Captain’s chairs that

are thinner in design. The ones I chose tuck easily

into the table, which makes it easier to move around

the room.

Table settings are a great way to make a style

statement in a small space. I used a mix of bright and

bold patterns from HomeSense to create a colourful

brunch setting.

Lighting is also essential in a small space. For this

space I chose a funky modern light that casts great

shadows at night, and by day is beautiful enough to

be considered art. The understated finish doesn’t

steal attention from the rest of the room.

By carefully piecing elements together, this small

space has become both more functional and more

beautiful, and adding just that perfect amount of

elements from the outdoors makes it easier to move

back indoors as the weather cools.

Jo Alcorn is a celebrity designer specializing in small spaces and design solutions for all budgets. She is the interior expert on HGTV’s new show Critical Listing, and shares her expertise regularly on TV and through her monthly column at the Toronto Sun. Visit whitewashco.ca

It’s important to exploit every square inch of wall, floor and surrounding space in tiny rooms. I use visual tricks to create the illusion of roominess.

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Style File

WHEN FALL HITS WE ALL BECOME

a bit sad to be losing all the

wonderful outdoor space and fresh

air. This fall, I recommend you to

bring some outside elements inside

to help maintain that outside feel –

but in the comforts of your home.

Recently I was tasked with

creating a dining space in a cozy but

space-starved room, and I thought it

was the perfect space to infuse a bit

of the outdoors.

It was a challenge, but the

awkward five-by-eight-foot nook

now works beautifully. It is a great

space that brings in outdoor elements so you can cozy up for

a cup of coffee or a family brunch on a cool crisp fall morning.

It’s important to exploit every square inch of wall, floor and

surrounding space in tiny rooms. I use visual tricks to create

the illusion of roominess. Instead of using one large piece of

art, I prefer to use multiple smaller pieces which makes a space

seem more expansive. Here I used a variety of art from an

online printing website called Posterjack. (You go online, pick

the art you want to use – or you can use your own photos –

pick the frames, colour and they ship it all to your door.)

To enhance the outdoor feel on the feature wall I included

stag heads (faux, of course) found at HomeSense, mixed with

art photos. The great thing here is that you can just keep

adding to the feature wall as you find things that match.

The most important piece of all in a dining area is the

By Jo Alcorn

bringing

OUTSIDE INSIDE


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table. It was a great spot to use a natural wood

inspired table. For this space I chose a gorgeous

six-foot-long, wood-topped table from Artemano

with sturdy metal legs to anchor the room. No piece

at Artemano is the same so you really get your own

signature piece with each item you choose.

Seating was carefully chosen. Two wooden stools

with raw unfinished edges — also from Artemano —

add a farmhouse twist. For small space dining areas,

choose chairs or stools that tuck under the table

when not in use. This leaves more room surrounding

the space when seating is not in use.

Another trick is to choose Captain’s chairs that

are thinner in design. The ones I chose tuck easily

into the table, which makes it easier to move around

the room.

Table settings are a great way to make a style

statement in a small space. I used a mix of bright and

bold patterns from HomeSense to create a colourful

brunch setting.

Lighting is also essential in a small space. For this

space I chose a funky modern light that casts great

shadows at night, and by day is beautiful enough to

be considered art. The understated finish doesn’t

steal attention from the rest of the room.

By carefully piecing elements together, this small

space has become both more functional and more

beautiful, and adding just that perfect amount of

elements from the outdoors makes it easier to move

back indoors as the weather cools.

Jo Alcorn is a celebrity designer specializing in small spaces and design solutions for all budgets. She is the interior expert on HGTV’s new show Critical Listing, and shares her expertise regularly on TV and through her monthly column at the Toronto Sun. Visit whitewashco.ca

It’s important to exploit every square inch of wall, floor and surrounding space in tiny rooms. I use visual tricks to create the illusion of roominess.


Style File

WHEN FALL HITS WE ALL BECOME

a bit sad to be losing all the

wonderful outdoor space and fresh

air. This fall, I recommend you to

bring some outside elements inside

to help maintain that outside feel –

but in the comforts of your home.

Recently I was tasked with

creating a dining space in a cozy but

space-starved room, and I thought it

was the perfect space to infuse a bit

of the outdoors.

It was a challenge, but the

awkward five-by-eight-foot nook

now works beautifully. It is a great

space that brings in outdoor elements so you can cozy up for

a cup of coffee or a family brunch on a cool crisp fall morning.

It’s important to exploit every square inch of wall, floor and

surrounding space in tiny rooms. I use visual tricks to create

the illusion of roominess. Instead of using one large piece of

art, I prefer to use multiple smaller pieces which makes a space

seem more expansive. Here I used a variety of art from an

online printing website called Posterjack. (You go online, pick

the art you want to use – or you can use your own photos –

pick the frames, colour and they ship it all to your door.)

To enhance the outdoor feel on the feature wall I included

stag heads (faux, of course) found at HomeSense, mixed with

art photos. The great thing here is that you can just keep

adding to the feature wall as you find things that match.

The most important piece of all in a dining area is the

By Jo Alcorn

bringing

OUTSIDE INSIDE


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Expert Advice

Carson Arthur is an international landscape designer with a focus on environmentally friendly design. He is HGTV’s Critical Listing landscape guru and appears regularly on TV, writes for various publications about outdoor design and is the author of the sold out book Garden Designs for Outdoor Living. Visit carsonarthur.com

AS HOMEOWNERS, WE PAY ATTENTION TO THE VALUE OF OUR HOUSES.

We all know that for years kitchen and bathroom renovations have been at

the top when it comes to return on investment (ROI) but did you realize that

your garage is also at the top of the list? With an expected ROI of almost 65

per cent, according to Remodeling Magazine’s 2015 Cost vs. Value report,

having a garage is worth a lot of money. So why do almost 70 per cent of

homeowners admit that their garage is too full of clutter to even hold their

car? It’s time to take back all that great usable space.

Here are my five steps to helping you create a space that is more than

just a spot to put the garden tools.

1» GET EVERYTHING OFF THE GROUND The size of your garage is very important

when realizing its true value. If your garage looks big, it’s worth more! Being

able to see the entire floor makes a room more spacious. Utilize racks and

wall storage systems like the Gladiator GearTrack to get awkward items like

bicycles, rakes and shovels up and out of the way.

2» PAINT THE FLOOR OR ADD TILES Seeing as much of the floor as possible is

key to visually maximizing your garage, but no one wants to see a floor

covered in stains from the car or the lawnmower. Choose paint or a tile

designed specifically for floors so that it will last. When picking a colour, go

with something that will hide any future stains and marks. I personally like a

charcoal grey because it not only hides the scuffs from everyday use, it also

hides dust and dirt that blows in when the garage door is left open.

3» HIDE THE SPORTS GEAR Too often the garage becomes the home of bulky

sports gear like hockey bags or golf clubs. These awkward bags are always

getting in the way or falling over. Look for storage unit on wheels to hide

all of the uncooperative items behind closed doors. Now everything has a

place and is contained.

4» ADD LIGHT The biggest downfall of most garages is the lack of light.

While saving wall space for storage instead of windows is a great idea, it’s

very important to add light fixtures to ensure that your garage is bright. A

“With an expected ROI of almost 65 per cent, according to Remodeling Magazine’s 2015 Cost vs. Value report, having a garage is worth a lot of money.“

well-lit garage is important for safety as well. Being

able to see any possible hazards is very important to

ensuring everyone’s safety.

5» CUSTOMIZE TO MEET YOUR FAMILY’S NEEDS Like a

backyard, every homeowner uses their garage

differently. Having the ability to customize your

storage solutions is key to making any space meet

your needs. Choose a garage storage system that

allows you to build and customize based on your

available areas just like you would a kitchen; adding

shelves, racks and storage exactly where you need

it. Also consider choosing a system that allows you

to grow. Being able to add-on or make changes will

give you flexibility in the long term.

GARAGE ORGANIZATION By Carson Arthur

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For more information on modern James Hardie design solutionsemail: [email protected]

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Expert Advice

Carson Arthur is an international landscape designer with a focus on environmentally friendly design. He is HGTV’s Critical Listing landscape guru and appears regularly on TV, writes for various publications about outdoor design and is the author of the sold out book Garden Designs for Outdoor Living. Visit carsonarthur.com

AS HOMEOWNERS, WE PAY ATTENTION TO THE VALUE OF OUR HOUSES.

We all know that for years kitchen and bathroom renovations have been at

the top when it comes to return on investment (ROI) but did you realize that

your garage is also at the top of the list? With an expected ROI of almost 65

per cent, according to Remodeling Magazine’s 2015 Cost vs. Value report,

having a garage is worth a lot of money. So why do almost 70 per cent of

homeowners admit that their garage is too full of clutter to even hold their

car? It’s time to take back all that great usable space.

Here are my five steps to helping you create a space that is more than

just a spot to put the garden tools.

1» GET EVERYTHING OFF THE GROUND The size of your garage is very important

when realizing its true value. If your garage looks big, it’s worth more! Being

able to see the entire floor makes a room more spacious. Utilize racks and

wall storage systems like the Gladiator GearTrack to get awkward items like

bicycles, rakes and shovels up and out of the way.

2» PAINT THE FLOOR OR ADD TILES Seeing as much of the floor as possible is

key to visually maximizing your garage, but no one wants to see a floor

covered in stains from the car or the lawnmower. Choose paint or a tile

designed specifically for floors so that it will last. When picking a colour, go

with something that will hide any future stains and marks. I personally like a

charcoal grey because it not only hides the scuffs from everyday use, it also

hides dust and dirt that blows in when the garage door is left open.

3» HIDE THE SPORTS GEAR Too often the garage becomes the home of bulky

sports gear like hockey bags or golf clubs. These awkward bags are always

getting in the way or falling over. Look for storage unit on wheels to hide

all of the uncooperative items behind closed doors. Now everything has a

place and is contained.

4» ADD LIGHT The biggest downfall of most garages is the lack of light.

While saving wall space for storage instead of windows is a great idea, it’s

very important to add light fixtures to ensure that your garage is bright. A

“With an expected ROI of almost 65 per cent, according to Remodeling Magazine’s 2015 Cost vs. Value report, having a garage is worth a lot of money.“

well-lit garage is important for safety as well. Being

able to see any possible hazards is very important to

ensuring everyone’s safety.

5» CUSTOMIZE TO MEET YOUR FAMILY’S NEEDS Like a

backyard, every homeowner uses their garage

differently. Having the ability to customize your

storage solutions is key to making any space meet

your needs. Choose a garage storage system that

allows you to build and customize based on your

available areas just like you would a kitchen; adding

shelves, racks and storage exactly where you need

it. Also consider choosing a system that allows you

to grow. Being able to add-on or make changes will

give you flexibility in the long term.

GARAGE ORGANIZATION By Carson Arthur

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For more information on modern James Hardie design solutionsemail: [email protected]

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