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The Ferris Rafauli Report: The Sky... 
November 23, 2009 by Dolce Staff Writer
Some of the world’s most successful visionaries have been criticized for their seemingly impossible pursuits. Ferris Rafauli is proof tha...
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Abigail Ahern of Atelier
September 9, 2010 by Melissa Sundardas
From the U.K. and Dubai, to Japan and Australia, the avant-garde colour combinations and rather rare shapes of interior designer Abigail ...
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Moll Anderson, Interior Designer a... 1
September 16, 2011 by Michael Hill
"It’s never too late to be who you were meant to be,” says interior designer and lifestyle expert Moll Anderson. This phrase, a personal ...
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NordSouth Interiors
December 7, 2011 by Dolce Staff Writer
In the centre of a room cradled in cream and candor rests a sculpture of Aztec beginnings. Its ceremonial presence is surrounded by touch...
4/5 Victoria Christian: A New Generati...
September 1, 2008 by Stephanie D'Angelo
Clive Christian is giving his self-titled brand a fresh and innovative twist, thanks to the help of his daughter Victoria. Known for its ...
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December 7, 2011 by Dolce Staff Writer
In the centre of a room cradled in cream and candor rests a sculpture of Aztec beginnings. Its ceremonial presence is surrounded by touches of modernity and tradition, imparting a distinctive yet comforting look. This is but one of the many signature approaches of NordSouth Interiors, an international design firm that eagerly moves beyond the pr...
December 7, 2011 by Brian Gluckstein
Interior design has gone through drastic esthetic changes over the past 10 – 15 years. We’ve seen the traditional opulence of the ’80s and early ’90s transition to a spare, modern and mid-century-influenced look in the 2000s. Recently, a very eclectic approach has evolved, and its given the homeowner an opportunity to inject more of their person...
September 16, 2011 by Patrick van der Vorst
What sells well at the moment?
Despite the overall economic downturn, some areas of the art market are performing extremely well. This has come as a surprise to many people, as usually the art market suffers during times of economic decline. This recession, however, has seen consumers seeking refuge in luxury items and brands, gold and expensiv...
September 16, 2011 by Michael Hill1
"It’s never too late to be who you were meant to be,” says interior designer and lifestyle expert Moll Anderson. This phrase, a personal favourite of hers, is from her first book, Change Your Home, Change Your Life (Thomas Nelson, 2006), a saying that echoes the words of renowned author George Eliot, and one that best sums up her life. At 40 – a...
September 16, 2011 by Simona Panetta
For Los Angeles-based designers Ron Woodson and Jaime Rummerfield, beautifying spaces isn’t about dedicating blueprints to particular times or places. It’s about expressing relationships: affairs between scale and texture, vocabularies of colour and proportion. It’s about unions of the old and the new – the modern and vintage – or what the desig...
September 16, 2011 by Michael Hill
Whether renting or buying, these works fuse life with splendour and an artist’s unique view of life.
1. In Mark Strutt’s “Big Thinkers,” dark cracks and wrinkles contrast the soft dirt-covered faces on a pair of solemn elephants, allowing the audience to share a simple moment of peaceful intrigue with two serene giants. www.thefocusgallery.ca...
June 10, 2011 by Madeline Stephenson1
It was a right royal night in 2008 when Tricia Guild found out that the Queen was appointing her to design a collection of fabrics and wall coverings influenced by the dignified décor of Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle. “I was pretty shocked and a little nervous, but delighted to have been chosen,” says Guild, who is currently completing he...
June 10, 2011 by Michael Hill
When your childhood is chock-full of globetrotting excursions alongside your diplomat father, exposing your inquisitive mind to the sights, sounds and styles of foreign cities and cultures, you acquire a certain aptitude for all things fashionable. This first hand experience was a central facet in interior designer Moe Razi’s growth, and a pilla...
March 18, 2011 by Michael Hill
If your home is in need of a makeover, relish in the wonders of these fantastic fixtures, stirring settings and delightful designers.
1. France’s contemporary coastal charm makes Muse Hôtel De Luxe a temple of desired décor, providing ample inspiration for your home. www.muse-hotels.com
2. This Frozen Water sculpture by Amanda Brisbane ad...
March 18, 2011 by Michael Hill16
Italian isles, Spanish manors and Parisian apartments are just a few luxurious accomodations for you to peruse.
Kleinburg, Ont.
Developing commercial and residential properties since 1979, Quintessa Homes’ latest venture – Kleinberg Reserve “on the boulevard” – offers spectacular residences amidst a private, green backdrop, yet is within arm...
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