Toronto Interior Blueprint Present Round-Up

Not beingness inwards Toronto this weekend for the Rambling Renovators. Lissoni was the this year's international invitee of honour, as well as has worked alongside well-known brands such equally Kartell, Alessi, as well as Cassina.

Lissoni

The palette of creams, taupes, off-whites as well as low-cal forest (reminds me of this post) as well as showcasing the pages of books, rather than their spines (reminds me of this post) totally has my caput spinning alongside ideas inwards changing things upwards inwards our living room. Here's a couplet to a greater extent than pictures of the Design Maze (below).

Design Maze


Design Maze

Mason Studio from the How Do You Live Exhibit

Mason Studio - Photo yesteryear Karolyne Ellacott for postcity.com

The installation higher upwards is yesteryear Toronto-based Mason Studio where they turned one-half of a transportation container into a room which questions the means a infinite tin live on lived in. H5N1 trough/table that featured diverse vignettes which too acted equally a road for H2O to traverse, running from a faucet into a garden. Update: Note Herriott Grace wooden boards inwards display.

Design Icons

Photo yesteryear Design Maze

An exhibit featuring 5 iconic designs sculpted inwards H2O ice blocks. This one, the LC2 Chair yesteryear Le Corbusier.

Offsite/Onsite

Photo yesteryear Design Maze

B.C. local Brent Comber is seen difficult at come about his split upwards cedar ball for the Offsite/Onsite exhibit.

Photo yesteryear Design Maze

Industrial designer, Patty Johnson discussed her Vodunuvo collection (a pattern platform for the Republic of Haiti evidence centres closed to Voodoo "as a metaphor for Haitian struggle) as well as other local crafts including this clothes made from arts and crafts paper.

Raw

Photo yesteryear Karolyne Ellacott for postcity.com

An entrance installation from architectural firm, rawdesign.ca featuring a felt strip mantle suspended from the ceiling where digital images were projected onto drawing visitors into the top dog exhibition space.

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