Archive for January, 2010


The Toboggin Series by Devin Schaffner

The Toboggin Series by Devin Schaffner

Toronto-based designer Devin Schaffner has created the Toboggin Series — a 2-piece collection made from red and white Corian. Built from a flexible design, the pieces offer a range of uses. The 48” long model can be utilized as a coffee table or bench, while the 24” long model can be used as a coffee table, side table, and bench while lying horizontally and providing a temporary stool or side table when standing vertically. Continue Reading…

Modular Housing Systems by Sustain Design

Modular Housing Systems by Sustain Design

Toronto-based Sustain Design Studio is responsible for producing high technology modular housing systems which feature impeccable design. The mobile mini homes by Sustain Design Studio are not classed as buildings. As they are less than 400 sq ft. in area, these units can be classified as ‘Park Model Trailers’ – or even as ‘Travel Trailers’ if they are designed to be completely off-grid – and do not require a building permit. Continue Reading…

Sandbox: Now You Know (Teaser)

Sandbox: Now You Know (Teaser)

Led by Kevin Sansalone and Clayton Larsen, along with a team of very talented snowboarders, filmers and designers, Sandbox have recently released the first look at their new film, Now You Know. Featuring footage taken in December, the first teaser will be followed up by a full teaser in the coming months. Sandbox continues to showcase their experience and passion to produce high quality, marketable and entertaining films. Continue Reading…

Sculptural Lighting by Tsunami Glassworks

Sculptural Lighting by Tsunami Glassworks

Windsor-based Tsunami Glassworks specializes in creative solutions in hand blown, cast and kiln formed glass. Embracing simple, clean shapes, and tactile design, Tsunami Glassworks has worked with impressive clients including Bloomingdale’s, MGM Grand Las Vegas, and Hyatt and Marriott hotels. Their Sculptural Lighting features standout products born from unique design and phenomenal craftsmanship. Continue Reading…

Video Series by What Up Gangstars

Video Series by What Up Gangstars

Hosted by “Jay” the Puppet, the 2-episode video series produced by Montreal-based What Up Gangstars presents the incredible cultural aspects of Montreal, Quebec. With the backing of the respected 123Klan of graffiti artists, episode one and two revolve around graffiti and skate culture in the beautiful city. Continue Reading…

Headwear by Wildhagen

Headwear by Wildhagen

Situated in Toronto, Wildhagen is a family business dedicated to the elevation of men’s and women’s headwear design and production. Made in Canada with formidable French-Canadian wool, and accented with a variety of exceptional weaves from Switzerland, Holland and New Zealand, Wildhagen hats are available in limited quantities. Continue Reading…

Lululemon: Cool Sporting Event…Between 2009 & 2011 Edition

Lululemon: Cool Sporting Event…Between 2009 & 2011 Edition

Vancouver-based yoga gear specialists, Lululemon have danced around VANOC’s exclusive Canadian marketing rights to Olympic brands by releasing a recent collection under the name: “Cool Sporting Event That Takes Place in British Columbia Between 2009 & 2011 Edition”. The hooded sweatshirts, toques and T-shirts are being sold at venues in Vancouver and Whistler, B.C. just two months before the Winter Games kick off. Continue Reading…

Bēhance Network: Inquiringmind Issue

Bēhance Network: Inquiringmind Issue

Recently creative network, Bēhance had invited Toronto-based online magazine, Inquiringmind to take part in organizing their own issue. Over the last few years, Bēhance has acquired an extensive community of the most talented and creative professionals across different areas of work. The folks at Inquiringmind highlighted some of their favourite profiles found within their network to curate the featured issue. Continue Reading…

Thermal Blanket by Wings + Horns

Thermal Blanket by Wings + Horns

In collaboration with American high-tech fleece engineers Polartec, Canadian outfitters Wings + Horns have developed these high quality thermal blankets to add to their line. Available in grey or black, the soft, breathable, and very comfortable throws measure 42 x 56 inches. These high quality Wings + Horns blankets are available here, and at other Wings + Horns distributors. Continue Reading…

Castor

Castor

Brian Richer and Kei Ng of Castor are the individuals responsible for a collection of unique products which are the result of a mashing of various elements. The multidisciplinary design studio in Toronto specialize in the design of furniture and lighting, but have also created Canada-inspired antler headphones and a one-of-a-kind sauna box. The sauna box is a standout among their products. Continue Reading…