Hard to believe we’re already in mid-June with the weather being uncharacteristically (or comfortably) cool for this time of year. Although the weather gods are calling for rain, that’s no reason not to make your weekend an awesome one. I’ve … Continue reading
Buying a property can be a tricky thing, whether it’s a high-rise condominium, a freehold home or a townhouse there are so many decisions to make, not to mention the emotional aspect of the purchase. Working with buyers, I find … Continue reading
As much as I talk about being a City Girl and knowing about Toronto, I felt like a bit of a phoney when I didn’t know much about one of the oldest diners in the city, The Senator Diner. Nevertheless, … Continue reading
We’ve made it through another week. And since the four-day work-weeks are always the toughest to get through we must reward ourselves with a kick-a$$ weekend. With that in mind, here is my TOP5 for things to do in Toronto this … Continue reading
Doors Open is an annual event in the city attracting architects, designers and anyone wanting an opportunity to experience the history and culture of Toronto. This Saturday and Sunday is an opportunity to take a behind-the-scenes look at over 150 … Continue reading
Our Moms give so much and ask for so little. Call once in a while, take her side when dad’s not too keen on redecorating a room, and always ask for seconds at the dinner table – at least those … Continue reading
Over the course of his career as a custom home designer, David Small has done everything from Arts and Crafts bungalows, to Cape Cod cottages to a French Provincial chateaux. But when the time came to design a home for … Continue reading
Ok folks, here we go! Patio season is here, and I must admit if I could rent out a table so that I could sit and soak in the warm sun all day, I would. Hm…maybe I can talk to … Continue reading
It’s been a good week. The weather is finally starting to turn around, in Toronto at least. Seems this weird season that I call Sprinter (Spring/Winter) is on its way out. The Leafs are going to the play-offs. What more … Continue reading
If only Quasimodo of Victor Hugo’s novel The Hunchback of Notre-Dame had an eye for design, his bell tower would have been a hot bachelor pad in the heart of Paris. Fast forward to 21st century Toronto and church conversions are the … Continue reading
