This home with its inadequate storage and limited space for seating, are the nagging contentions I hear over and over again from young Toronto families trying to make the most of their homes in their desired neighbourhoods.
I’ve always wished that I could be a person who looked forward to the carefree days of summer and had a laissez-fare attitude toward the whole thing.
I think we can all admit 2016 really bit the big one over all. (#fuck2016). So lets look forward to 2017!! Starting with our homes we can build the foundation, our safe place, to show 2017 what we are made of, and that we are not going to take 2016 lay down.
Here are my favorite Pins and picks to go with each 2017 forecasted trend…..
Hard to explain and even harder to pronounce, the Danish word ‘hygge’ (pronounced “hoo-ga”, or hue-gah), this Danish expression has no direct English translation, but roughly means a sense of coziness and warmth—Candlelight is hygge (Danes burn more candles per head than anywhere in Europe, according to the European Candle Association). Bakeries are hygge. Dinner with friends is hygge. In essence, hygge means creating a warm atmosphere and enjoying the good things in life with good people, and is’s the biggest interiors trend of the new season.
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