Category: Design
-
LaCie Sphère handcrafted hard drive
LaCie Sphère, Design by Christofle. Since its founding in 1830, the French luxury brand Christofle has sustained its unique know-how of silvercraft. Whether gracing the table of a 19th Century prince or the desk of a modern-day CEO, a piece by Christofle makes an impression. Christofle’s luxurious heritage was integrated with industry’s latest technology…
-
The connected kitchen just got smarter
Ultimate Connected Kitchen: World’s first kitchen range to feature an integrated, wirelessly-connected tablet. A perfect tool for busy, connected home chefs, the newly launched Discovery iQ 48″ Dual-Fuel Range from Dacor, a leading manufacturer of ultra-premium kitchen appliances, is world’s first range to feature an integrated, wirelessly-connected tablet. The range also features the…
-
Ritz Paris – A legend in progress. A sneak peek at new decor
The unique Ritz Paris continues its path towards the grand reopening. Closed for renovation since summer 2012 and scheduled to reopen in 2014, the famed Ritz Paris unveiled the first images of the renovated spaces on the hotel’s revamped website. Through sketches by illustrator Damien Cuypers, Ritz Paris offered sneak peek at new decor of…
-
Staying warm in luxury this winter
The first snowfall normally indicates that winter has really set in. Sub-zero temperatures, sleet, snow and icy drafts are enough to make people seek solace indoors. The few who brave the weather usually hurry back home in the evenings hoping to find warmth and comfort to keep the chill at bay. Although the frigid…
-
Top décor trends to watch for in 2014
Top Furniture and Décor Trends to Watch for in 2014 listed by Toronto’s Decorium. The hottest style trends for the year ahead. In terms of the big picture, 2014 in décor will be all about mixing and matching genres, materials and styles to arrive at a unique aesthetic—one that tells the story of an individual…
-
“Step into the Void” or how to levitate at 1000 meters altitude
The Aiguille du Midi Skywalk unveiled to the public. Suspended glass cabins are the latest attractions that, literally, suspend the visitors above famous peaks. After Skywalk transparent bridge with a stunning view of the Grand Canyon (USA) and the CN Tower in Toronto with a transparent floor perched at 1122 meters, The French Alps…