Halloween is coming, and with it an explosion of orange and black. The holiday’s signature colors may be my least favorite color combination of all time. So, I put them in a box and it made all the difference.
To make your own set of Halloween curios, here’s what you’ll need:
Supplies:
- Paper mache or wooden curio box. I found mine at Michaels for less than $10. Here are some similar options – hContinue reading on Curbly.com
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I eagerly headed to The Interior Design Show (IDS) yesterday ready to scout out new talent and discover unique designs. As anticipated, it was sensory overload with a ton of inspiration.
My absolute favourite part of IDS has always been the Studio North exhibit which features 60 Canadian and international designers showcasing one of a kind pieces and custom collections. And this year did not disappoint. Designs with interesting shapes, vivid colours that used a unique combination of materials really caught my eye.
Concrete and mahogany faceted clocks with neon acrylic detailing by The National Design Collective.
The “Ubagaan” part toboggan and part bench designed by The National Design Collective.
Faceted wooden plant and candle holders by Nikkuu Designs.
Wood and resin mortar and pestles made with the ancient technique of lathe turning by Tahir Mahmood.
Sculptural lighting designed by Phillip Toesev as part of his Endangered Species collection. The bulbs can be re-arranged to alter the look and shape of the fixture.
Tiles from Ceragres.
An incredible lighting installation – ‘Continuous Monument’ by msds-studio. Lighting | Foscarini Diesel.
Caesarstone collaborated with artists from Raw-Edges Design Studio showcasing their work in a conceptual kitchen. Lots of great colour and textures.
Gorgeous gold tile in IKEA’s booth.
All photos Renee Elliot
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