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Submitted By: Christina Valhouli
on: Mon, 12/14/2009 - 10:23

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coffeecuff.jpg­­Don’t you hate it when you are handed a
steaming cup of coffee in a shop.. and ­even with two cups and a cardboard holder it is
still way too hot to hold? (Hello, Financier patisserie, I mean you). The folks over at Contexture Design (Nathan Lee and
Trevor Coghill) in
Vancouver have come up with an ingenious and stylish way to tackle this. They
have come up with a coffee holder slash cuff bracelet made from reclaimed ebony veneer wood. I love it- although I can’t quite imagine whipping it off my arm
the next time I am in Starbucks....

Submitted By: iTravel iShop
on: Thu, 08/30/2007 - 08:21

Blue
Ruby

This jewellery

shop carries celeb
favourite designers like Chan Luu (Jennifer Aniston is a fan) as
well as local designers like
Amanda
Vogler, Andrea Waines, Tarina Tarintino and Mimi and Marge.

1089 Robson
St

.,


Downtown,

Vancouver


Phone: (604) 899-2583



www.blueruby.com

Inform
Interiors



Fans of modernist furniture should pay a visit...
Submitted By: Karen Catchpole
on: Thu, 08/30/2007 - 07:57

Looking for a way to put more “art” in the
Art of Travel? Check out Vancouver's 129 room Listel
Hotel

which
spends more on the art it displays on just one or two floors than
most hotels invest for an entire property””and I'm not talking
about art that makes you say (or at least think) “My
three-year-old could do that.”

By partnering with Canadian art world heavy hitters, the hotel
has amassed a noteworthy  collection of both
modern art and traditional British Columbian art. To make the
most of its collection, worth more than half a million dollars,
the hotel is divided into different floor categories, each with
its own artistic focus.

...
Submitted By: Karen Catchpole
on: Sat, 12/30/2006 - 03:48

“I love her as a singer, but she was so
cheesy as the MC,” says the glam Amazon-woman to her friend in
the elevator at Opus Hotel.  “She wasn't MC-ing!” he shrieks,
hiking up his $500 jeans as the doors opened on their floor.

It's the kind of conversation hip people have in a hip
hotel and the 97 room Opus Hotel is the hippest roost in town.
How hip, you ask. Well, Pam Anderson, who was born near
Vancouver, was in the city during my stay and I expected to bump
into her around every corner.

Just in case the paparazzi aren't
following you around, Opus Hotel has created five
different fictional hipsters with their own customized Lifestyle
Concierge profile of restaurants, shops, activities and
attractions. Each hipster also has his or her own décor, color
scheme...