The Home Front: New design duo set to open Gastown studio A look at Arcade, the new studio opening as a partnership between Lock & Mortice and Matthew McCormick Studio
Author of the article: Rebecca Keillor
Publishing date: Jul 30, 2021 • 5 hours ago • 3 minute read • Arcade is a new Gastown design studio (where you can check out the work of Lock & Mortice and Matthew McCormick Studio) that was built in 1917. Photo by Josiah Peters /PNG
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Independently, the studios of lighting designer Matthew McCormick and Josiah Peters, principal at furniture and design manufacturers Lock & Mortice, are worth a visit. But happily, for us, the pair are opening a joint studio in Gastown at the beginning of August.
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Toronto residents hoping for a cool-down As summer kicks into gear, those living in old and new dwellings look for ways to beat the heat
Author of the article: Special to National Post
Publishing date: Jun 25, 2021 • 20 hours ago • 4 minute read • Light-filtering roller shades help keep the sun out, according to interior designer Tiffany Leigh. Photo by Photo courtesy of Tiffany Leigh Design
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It’s shaping up to be another hot summer in the city. The barometer hit 31 C on June 5, the hottest temperature ever recorded on that day in Toronto, and the Farmer’s Almanac predicts a sweltering summer is on its way. With the pandemic keeping Torontonians at home more than usual, attentions have turned to staying cool, with or without traditional air conditioning.