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The fashion and beauty trends we’ll be talking about in the next decade — The Globe and Mail, December 2019
A group of imaginatively disruptive young designers are pulling the rug out from under the carpet industry — Sotheby’s Insight, Fall 2019
FLARE’s #HowIMadeIt celebrates 50+ talented, ambitious and driven Canadians with cool jobs — Flare, November 2019
Caitlin Agnew addresses the problems that arise when brands try to woo customers with events but no substance — The Globe and Mail, June 2019
In the public art sphere, the mural is having a high-profile renaissance — Sotheby’s Insight, Spring 2019
See how architect and artist Philip Beesley uses artificial intelligence to create transformative environments — DTK Men, Fall 2018
This Vancouver café founder’s hybrid memoir-cookbook explores life’s challenges in and out of the kitchen — The Globe and Mail, May 2018
Canadian designers and makers have earned their place the world stage — re:porter magazine, March 2018
As the popularity of maker culture grows around the globe, Toronto’s City of Craft has become a must-shop holiday event — The Globe and Mail, December 2016
After two seasons of the hit series Schitt’s Creek, Annie Murphy has learned how to play a fashionista with aplomb — Globe Style Advisor, September 2016
Despite the enduring impression that the young and fashionable like to party hard, increasing numbers are taking a pass on alcohol — The Globe and Mail, August 2016
Toronto’s Girls' Art League teaches young artists the skills and confidence to conquer the art world — The Toronto Star, January 2016
The annual Toronto Design Offsite Festival has grown to include 80 exhibitions, 60 venues and 30,000 visitors — The Globe and Mail, January 2016
Florists, growers turn abandoned Detroit house into work of flower art — The Globe and Mail, November 2015
These four fashion entrepreneurs built their businesses on a passion for style — The Kit, November 2015
Subscription services offer more sustainable options for stuck-at-home shoppers — The Globe and Mail, March 2021