I’ve been looking at bathroom accessories this week – not really sure why as I don’t need any – and the Luna line from Waterworks has really caught my eye. I love the polished marble and the simple lines. It’s such a classic and timeless design, don’t you think?
Luna soap dish, $45
Luna soap dispenser, $50
Luna tumbler, $45
Luna jar, $63
Luna waste can, $125
Images via Waterworks.
When I was at Art Toronto earlier this fall I was really drawn to the work of Toronto-based artist Cathy Daley. Through her drawings, Cathy explores cultural representations of the feminine and the body. I like how these black and white pastel pieces are full of movement.
Cathy Daley, untitled, 2005
Cathy Daley, untitled, 2009
Cathy Daley, untitled, 2009
Cathy Daley, untitled, 2010
Cathy Daley, untitled, 2010
Cathy Daley, untitled, 2010
Cathy Daley, Installation, Birch Libralato, 2009
Images courtesy of Birch Libralato. Birch Libralato is located at 129 Techumseth Street, Toronto.
Fantastic alternative digi-press BlogTO recently featured archival treasures of our city’s establishments.
Much more can be found at the City of Toronto’s Flickr website.
Here are a few of my favourite shots:
Special thanks to Eric for the story tip.
There were plenty of fascinating pieces of art at this year’s Art Toronto event. There was such a variety of art forms represented at the show and I definitely walked away feeling inspired to create some art work of my own.
Did you go? Any favourite new finds?
I was working in Toronto this past weekend but during break times I enjoyed walking around Bloor-Yorkville. My favourite window display on this stretch of luxurious shops was at Max Mara. You can see why, right?
photo by Jordana
