Beautiful Gardens from All Around The World
Though we still have several months to go before we can start gardening or even thinking about gardening, it’s always fun to start planning your dream garden or mini-garden on your balcony/terrace. We took a look at some beautiful gardens, with equally beautiful histories, from around the world.
So have a seat, and be prepared to be amazed: Continue reading
5 Beautiful International Resorts That Are Calling Your Name
Our travel bug has been itching like crazy these past few weeks – and it seems to be a common ailment amongst a lot of our peers as January comes to an end. We know we’re still in store for a few more months of winter and we just can’t help wanting to escape for a little bit – just a week, or two! Here are some beautiful international resorts that are waiting for us, margaritas and beach towels included! Continue reading
4 Chalets That Make Us Want To Escape To The Cold
We know it’s cold outside – really, really, cold. And we know that when thinking of vacation spots, going to a cold destination is the last thing on your mind, but hear us out. When you have a warm, cozy fireplace burning every night and some of the best views ever, then you probably wouldn’t mind the cold so much, right? In fact, you probably never have to even leave your chalet if that was the case!
Here are some of the world’s most luxurious and beautiful chalets. Continue reading
Much-Anticipated Buildings of 2015
Every year, the buildings get taller, stronger, fancier and some would say, better. Being architecture and design-loving nerds, we always keep our eyes peeled to see what’s in store for the near future. This year, we’ve got a whole lot to look forward to.
Here are some projects we can’t wait to see completed or started later this year: Continue reading
Feeling the Need for High Speed in California
The year started off with a bang in California, thanks to the groundbreaking of the much-delayed high speed rail line which would allow a trip from Los Angeles to San Francisco in less than three hours.
Yes, you read that right. Travelling at a speed of over 200 mph, the long trip usually takes about 12 hours, but will soon take a fraction of the time. The project, which was approved six years ago, is expected to cost $68-billion (gulp) and take about 15 years to complete. Continue reading
Farewell 2014!
The end of the year is always so bittersweet – while we’re sad to say farewell to such a good 2014, we have so much to look forward to in 2015. However, before we dive into the New Year, let’s take a look at how our year went.
Last minute Yorkville shopping guide
Ladies and gentlemen, it’s the final weekend before Christmas which means you better get all your shopping done before it’s Christmas Eve and you’re scrambling! We’re going to give you a quick guide on Christmas shopping, the hours, where to get some complimentary gift wrapping, and where you can find the best special gifts for everyone on your list.
Ready? Get your pen and paper out because we’ve got some tips and tricks! Continue reading
Holiday shopping in Yorkville
Oh the weather outside is frightful, but that doesn’t mean we can’t do a little shopping! With Christmas just a few sleeps away, we took a stroll around our favourite neighbourhood, Yorkville, to see what we could add to our wishlist.
Here’s what we found: Continue reading
Architecture Trends: Ice, Ice, Baby
With the cold weather on our minds (can you believe we’ve already been graced with the first snowfall of the season?), it’s only appropriate for us to share our favourite ice buildings on the blog. We’ve found a few that we wouldn’t mind checking out, as long as we have our down-filled jackets and boots ready!
Without further ado: Continue reading