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    sararussellinteriors:

Commute Home is a wonderfully rustic design store with a mix one-of-a-kind vintage and modern. Co-owners, Sara Parisotto and Hamid Samad personalize their products to be spectacular. Along with their store, they have a very successful interior design practice where they have designed many restaurants such as Quince at 2110 Yonge Street, Terroni’s on Queen street and the newly renovated Terroni’s at 1095 Yonge Street. 

They design installations, lighting and furniture. Most of the pieces born from Commute are custom designed for client’s homes. The owners take the clients needs and mix it with their unique style.

    sararussellinteriors:

    Commute Home is a wonderfully rustic design store with a mix one-of-a-kind vintage and modern. Co-owners, Sara Parisotto and Hamid Samad personalize their products to be spectacular. Along with their store, they have a very successful interior design practice where they have designed many restaurants such as Quince at 2110 Yonge Street, Terroni’s on Queen street and the newly renovated Terroni’s at 1095 Yonge Street. 

    They design installations, lighting and furniture. Most of the pieces born from Commute are custom designed for client’s homes. The owners take the clients needs and mix it with their unique style.

    — 3 months ago with 4 notes
    #Toronto  #retro  #vintage  #furniture  #furniture 
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Klaus by Nienkamper at King and Berkeley. 

    paintandwallpaper:

    Klaus by Nienkamper at King and Berkeley. 

    — 5 months ago with 23 notes
    #toronto  #design  #chair  #furniture  #mural 
    Bloom Bench : by Christine LieuBloom Bench expresses the evolution of an object from beginning of life to the end. Bringing fresh natural wood together with theraw look of felt, each component resembles the high contrasts frequently seen in nature. This bench is a thought-provoking piecewith multi-functional capabilities; as it transforms from a bench, to a floor lounger, to a wall-mounted organizer for extra storageas required. The discoveries are endless. Given the simplicity in its design and complexity in its function, the Bloom Bench is aconversation piece that grows as you grow; adapting to your every move and need.

    Bloom Bench : by Christine Lieu

    Bloom Bench expresses the evolution of an object from beginning of life to the end. Bringing fresh natural wood together with the
    raw look of felt, each component resembles the high contrasts frequently seen in nature. This bench is a thought-provoking piece
    with multi-functional capabilities; as it transforms from a bench, to a floor lounger, to a wall-mounted organizer for extra storage
    as required. The discoveries are endless. Given the simplicity in its design and complexity in its function, the Bloom Bench is a
    conversation piece that grows as you grow; adapting to your every move and need.

    — 6 months ago with 44 notes
    #toronto  #design  #industrial  #furniture  #OCADU  #chair