By Janice Hudson | November 25, 2013
St. John’s-based ceramist Stefanie Smith created this dramatic smoke-fired earthenware sculpture for the exhibition Reflection on Cod at Five Island Gallery in Tors Cove, N.L. Smith creates her pieces by hand at the Quidi Vidi Village Plantation in St. John’s.
By Janice Hudson | November 25, 2013
Danish designer Hans J. Wegner created the Shell Chair 50 years ago, but its elegant design (the “smiling chair”) still resonates today. To mark the milestone, the chair comes in 20 new editions. This cowskin look is one of the classics.
By Craig Pinhey | November 25, 2013
Atlantic Canadian white wines often steal the spotlight but there are plenty of bold regional reds.
By Carol Matthews | November 25, 2013
Pay careful attention to lighting needs and you can grow herbs inside over the winter.
By Karen Pinchin | November 25, 2013
Baking these classic treats is both a science and an art, but there’s always room to experiment.
By Angela Kippers | November 25, 2013
Set within a sprawling apple orchard overlooking the St. John River, the home of Chas and Jennifer Mackay boasts a crisp, streamlined design.
By Zahra Sethna | November 25, 2013
Architect Aaron Stavert’s sleek modern home could be Prince Edward Island’s first LEED gold residence.
By Heather Laura Clarke | November 25, 2013
Designing furniture from reclaimed materials highlights craftsmanship and history.
By Suzanne Rent | November 25, 2013
Four top decorators in St. John’s, Newfoundland share their ideas for dressing this classic focal point.
By Deborah Carr | November 25, 2013
Learn what it takes to live off grid and why many homeowners in Atlantic Canada are embracing this way of life.