A good reminder…
Go With the Flow print, $16.53, Etsy
p.s. Happy Anniversary, Mom & Dad!
Well, have I got a treat for you this Monday morning! I’ve teamed up with Caviar20 and Korhani to giveaway a beautiful area rug designed by Canadian design star Glenn Dixon. Excited? So am I! Happy Monday, dear readers!
If you had a chance to stop by Art Toronto this weekend, you may have noticed Dixon’s Korhani rugs in the VIP Lounge designed by Troy Seidman of Caviar20. If not, here’s a quick peek:
Quite a piece of art, isn’t it? The 8×12 rug would look equally interesting in a bedroom, living room, or dining room. Don’t you agree? Dixon’s Korhani rugs will officially launch in 2015.
Since I worked with Troy from Caviar20 to arrange this post, I just had to think about what pieces I would pick from Caviar20 to pair with the rug. Here are my top choices:
Robert Sonneman “Aluminum Spot” pair of lamps, $750
Es Keramik “Zebra Planters”, $175
Karl and Rose white decanter duo, $475
Tahir Mahmood “Sarod” table lamp, $495
Andy Warhol hand coloured flowers screen print 1974, $12,000
Oh, so divine!
Giveaway details:
1. To enter, leave a comment letting me know what piece from Caviar20 you think would look perfect with the white marble rug.
2. For an extra entry, tweet about this giveaway (e.g., I just entered a @KorhaniHome + @Caviar20 giveaway on @WhiteCabana).
3. Giveaway ends Friday, October 31, 2014. Good luck!
Note: Winner will be required to pick up the rug from Caviar20‘s Toronto location. If the winner cannot pick up the rug in Toronto, we can arrange to have the rug shipped at winner’s expense.
Get going, enter now!
Many thanks to Caviar20 and Glenn Dixon Home by KORHANI Home for sponsoring this giveaway.
A few weeks ago, I took my first trip to Halifax. I was only there for a weekend, and I spent most of the time at a work conference, but I had a few hours here and there to tour the city. Here are five photos from my collection.
church at Argyle/Prince
Pier 21 plaque
church on Barrington St.
detail of church door on Barrington St.
construction site on Argyle St.
I’m planning on sharing more photos and recap soon, but for now, I’ll just wish you all a very happy weekend!
Crystals are still having their turn in the spotlight. I doubt they’ll be leaving any time soon.
They’re so beautiful, aren’t they?
No, I didn’t go to Iceland. My sister and brother-in-law did a few years ago, and I have been hanging on to these photos they took for quite a while. It’s about time I share them.
photos by Corie and Jeff
Every time I look at travel photos, I get the urge to start planning my next vacation. This month I’ve been to Halifax and North Carolina (photos will come soon, I promise), but I’m already eager to get away again!