Join host Tracy Moore, IKEA’s Tamara Robbins-Griffith, Style at Home’s Kimberley Seldon and me on the Tuesday, August 3, “Style at Home Day” episode of CityLine!
I’m elbows-deep in dye for this segment, presenting some easy, breezy dyeing techniques that bring fashion’s hottest summer look home!
Check out the dyed looks we love by clicking here!
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It only seems natural that Kimberley Seldon should assume the design duties for the model suite at Toronto’s covetable new California Condos. My favourite Californian-Canadian unveiled her big, bold & brilliantly blue take on the 695-square foot space last week (you may even have seen it on Kimberley’s June 22nd CityLine appearance), and it’s a stunning example of small space decorating… Here’s a peek!
I loves me a good, old-fashioned galley kitchen layout… The open-concept kitchen, dining and sitting room would be great for entertaining.
Kimberley’s cleverly repeated the Moorish tile pattern from the sitting room cushions on the dining room walls, blown-up to epic proportions.
I’ve coveted those lattice-framed mirrors from Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams for ages…
Hanging pendants over the nightstands instead of using more conventional table lamps is a great way to keep surfaces clear.
The suites at this Camrost-Felcorp project range in size from 455 to 1,120 sq. ft. The starting price? A cool $229,900.
For more on California Condos, check out lifebythelake.ca.
Congrats, Kimberley! I do believe this is Canada’s Next Top Model Suite. 
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Doesn’t it look like I’m getting in trouble here?
I had a BLAST pulling together three style-for-less vignettes for yesterday’s episode of CityLine… Watch the video clip of my outdoor rooms crafted from the best budget finds at IKEA, Canadian Tire and HomeSense by clicking here!
Which budget bench from the vignettes best suits your backyard?
Malaro acacia wood folding bench, $80, IKEA
Hudson resin-wicker weave loveseat, $230, Canadian Tire
Lutyens-style green lacquer, $250, HomeSense
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Where, oh where has the Style Sleuth been lately?
Short answer: Pulling together my biggest CityLine segment yet! Check out my one-stop-shopping guide to outdoor decor on CityLine, airing Tuesday, June 1, at 9AM EST.
Wishing you all a lovely weekend!
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Tracy and I didn’t intentionally coordinate outfits on today’s CityLine. I swear!
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On today’s broadcast, I showed host Tracy Moore how to craft no-fuss flower arrangements with a few tips and tricks I’ve picked up here at Style at Home – watch the clip by clicking here!
Everyone in the audience was asking me about the gorgeous green tulipiere at the top of the segment. It’s the Aorta flower arranger from Abbott – one of the most chic wholesalers in the country – and retails for about $15 (what a STEAL!). To find a retailer close to you (Abbott supplies some of the best home & gift stores across Canada), just give them a ring at 1-800-263-2955. I loved this tulipiere so much, you’ll be seeing more of it in the May issue of Style at Home, on newsstands the first week of April!
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In case you missed it, you can check out today’s CityLine segment online by clicking here!
Get the look of artisanal, hand-painted, embroidered, crocheted and woven handicraft with these fab finds. It’s folk… Gone haute!
Isn’t that Anthropologie throw blanket deliciously BONKERS?!
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A sneak peek at my CityLine segment airing Tuesday, February 9, at 9AM EST…
Anthropologie’s Folk Art teapot ($48) and Sugar and Creamer set ($24).
These little gems star in my Trendspotting feature on “haute folk” – the recent mass market homage to comfy, cosy-looking North American handicraft.
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If you’ve got time to dash down to the grocery store, you’ve got time to dress up your dining table for the holidays! Check out my grocery store decor tips from today’s episode of CityLine!
And, as promised, here’s a step-by-step diagram of how I managed that lovely furoshiki-style napkin fold…
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Tuesday is Style At Home Day on CityLine! Kimberley Seldon, Samantha Pynn and I will walk you through our January issue, talking trends for 2010, and “High/Low” — Style At Home’s most popular column.
I’m also bringing along some “grocery store décor” – fabulous finds you can pick up on your last-minute dash to the supermarket to dress up your holiday dinner!
With the CityLine and Pure Design crew at the CityLine studio! (From left: Malcolm Patterson and Samantha Pynn, me, CityLine producer Anita Mazic and Julia Black.)
CityLine, Tuesday, December 22, 9AM
Catch the clip of my latest CityLine gig here!
I always feel bad for the carnation… It’s easily the most detested cut flower on the market, and it’s such a shame seeing as how they’re so inexpensive and so hardy. This particular arrangement can last about two weeks with proper care.
I was seriously impressed with Tracy’s floral arranging skills… I think she has a secret calling in the floral design field!
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