Kitchen Collection

  The holidays tend to bring out our inner decorator—baubles on the banister, tinsel on the tree, and twinkling lights on anything that doesn’t move. But while you’re setting the...

  The holidays often bring out the most creative decorators. Shiny bangles and bobbles of all shapes, sizes and colours come out of storage to find temporary homes all around...

Saul Hudson, better known as 'Slash and lead guitarist of Guns 'N Roses, led the band to fame during the late '80s and early '90s with his guitar prowess and songwriting abilities. His...

Jimi Hendrix was a magical guitarist and soulful songwriter. His musical legacy remains a prominent part of the cultural fabric of the psychedelic sixties, blending amazing chord structures into intoxicating songs and guitar solos. He was also a poster...

Amy Winehouse was known for her distinctive voice and blend of R&B, jazz, and soul sounds. She grew up surrounded by professional musicians and singers that influenced her musical journey from...

David Bowie released many albums over his career. In his early years, he often wrote about celestial themes, developing several glam-rock personas around ideas of space and aliens, like his Ziggy Stardust and...

The B-52's burst onto the Athens, Georgia music scene in 1976. Their quirky, surf-dance sound was one of the more influential and redefining styles to come out of the post-punk era. Tracks like Planet...

August 3, 1983, Prince Rogers Nelson flipped his custom Schecter Cloud guitar behind his back, stepped up to the microphone and delivered one of the most memorable performances of the 1980s. The five-foot-two...

Kurt Donald Cobain was born on February 20, 1967, in the small logging town of Aberdeen, Washington. Kurt lived a troubled life and by the time he reached his teens was adrift,...

If you enjoy sampling a range of liquors, and  enjoy typographic design, this piece is a fun way to combine the two. My Liquor Goggles eye chart-styled art print is...

If you enjoy sampling a wide range of white wines, and you appreciate clever typographic design, this piece was a fun way to combine the two. My White Wine Goggles...

If you’ve ever debated the subtle differences between a Syrah and a Shiraz after a few generous pours, this one’s for you. Red Wine Goggles is where wordplay meets wine...

Whether you call it a lumberjack shirt, buffalo check, or jac-cloth, the iconic red plaid flannel jacket is practically a Canadian uniform. Immortalized by hosers like Bob and Doug McKenzie...

The evolution of music is fascinating. Consider this, in the first few millennia, music was largely mono-cultural, meaning, people within limited geographic areas or cultural groups stuck to very similar rhythms and...

Before pull-tabs and twist-offs, there was the crown cap—first patented in Baltimore in 1892, named for its resemblance to the Queen’s crown. While the design hasn’t changed much in over...

Every country has its own linguistic fingerprint—but up here in the Great White North, ours comes with extra vowels, polite disclaimers, and more than a few head-scratching slang words. Our...

  Is there anything more quintessentially Canadian than the call of the Common Loon? Melodic, mysterious, and unmistakably wild, this elegant bird is the soundtrack of summer nights at the...

Small jukeboxes like this were a common fixture in North American diners during the 50s and 60s. But time and technology have all but erased their existence as the world...

  Canada’s air force first took to the skies as an independent unit in 1920 and was officially named the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) in 1924. But it wasn’t...