Divine Inspiration Transforms an Artist’s Path

Divine Inspiration Transforms an Artist’s Path

A Growing Trend for Vancouver’s High-End Homes: Building With Natural Stone

Fixtures part of the Fascino collection by Gessi. (Photo courtesy of Gessi)

How a Company’s Heart Adds Extra Shine to its Polished, Designer Products

An artisan works on a Kisendo tea kettle. (Photo courtesy of Kisendo)

Master Metalworkers Guided by the Ancient Spirit of Japan

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A Growing Trend for Vancouver’s High-End Homes: Building With Natural Stone

By J.H. White

Fixtures part of the Fascino collection by Gessi. (Photo courtesy of Gessi)

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How a Company’s Heart Adds Extra Shine to its Polished, Designer Products

By Tara dos Santos

An artisan works on a Kisendo tea kettle. (Photo courtesy of Kisendo)

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Master Metalworkers Guided by the Ancient Spirit of Japan

By J.H. White

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Centuries of Craftsmanship Culminate in Winsome Little Worlds of Crystal

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John Rousseau (Photo courtesy of John Rousseau)

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A Woodworker’s Inspirational Tale of Growth

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The Bolero Dining Table, by Marge Carson, one of the products curated by Paramount Home & Design in Richmond, B.C. (Photo courtesy of Paramount Home & Design)

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One Customer’s Request Changed This Furniture Business for Good

By Kate Missine

The Piazza del Plebiscito in Napoli, Italy. Jim Paquette is helping construct a piazza for the 2018 Luxury Home & Design Show, inspired by Italian piazzas — inviting gathering places full of history and beauty. (Photo by Visual Intermezzo, Shutterstock)

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Gemstone Paves the Way for an Authentic Italian Experience

By J.H. White

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Architect Pavel Denisov’s “Nordic Touch” design is a modern log home that was a finalist in three categories for the 2018 Georgie Awards. (Photo by Luke Potter)

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A New Take on Old-Fashioned Log Homes Provides Curb Appeal — Without the Mould

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A Music Box’s Timeless Air in the Age of iTunes

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Lyle Sopel's creation, the pileated woodpecker.

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Lyle Sopel’s sees The Heavens in His One-of-a-kind Jade Masterpieces

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Centuries of Craftsmanship Culminate in Winsome Little Worlds of Crystal

By J.H. White

John Rousseau (Photo courtesy of John Rousseau)

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A Woodworker’s Inspirational Tale of Growth

By J.H. White

The Bolero Dining Table, by Marge Carson, one of the products curated by Paramount Home & Design in Richmond, B.C. (Photo courtesy of Paramount Home & Design)

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One Customer’s Request Changed This Furniture Business for Good

By Kate Missine

The Piazza del Plebiscito in Napoli, Italy. Jim Paquette is helping construct a piazza for the 2018 Luxury Home & Design Show, inspired by Italian piazzas — inviting gathering places full of history and beauty. (Photo by Visual Intermezzo, Shutterstock)

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Gemstone Paves the Way for an Authentic Italian Experience

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Japanese Materials, European Inspiration, North American Success

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The Healing Power of Interior Design

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Teaching Kids Art Helps Them Sculpt a Beautiful Life

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