Southern Ontario-based landscaping company - Quiet Nature Ltd. - recommends a natural pool that is visually appealing, very much swimmable, and sustainable.
Running From March 2nd to April 6th at United Contemporary Gallery, 'Still Lives In Architecture' showcases the artwork of Stefan Berg. His paintings of urban architecture celebrate the shape of Toronto's landscape and take pleasure in views that we take for granted on a daily basis!
Designed by Finnish sculptor Jaakko Pernu, Toronto's design firm Eventscape has manufactured an urban garden installation, titled Runaway Forest, in the Theatre District.
Do you desire a safer alternative to today's mainstream, chemically treated pool? Then Eco-Pools Inc. could offer you a natural way to enjoy our Canadian outdoors all-year long!
The Harbourfront Centre in Toronto is presenting The Deep Woods, a contemporary Canadian collective of visual art that is inspired from our nations landscapes.
Glamping - the luxe version of camping where accommodations are elevated in comfort and design - is an ideal alternative to weather our Canadian winter without freezing your butt off. Here we explore some examples.
Little beats a dip in a pool to cool off during summer! One of the most exciting design trends is natural pools – pools that are free of chlorine and other chemicals, and instead become an integral part of their environment by using natural materials and systems.
Toronto's waterfront city - known as Harbourfront - is undergoing a massive revitalization to create a better infrastructure and livable experience for residents and visitors alike.
One of my favourite things is when urban spaces seamlessly integrate nature and architecture. Here’s a Toronto backyard, designed by Elise Shelley, that does just that...