gloss archives
Jump to: Issue 5: November 2007 | Issue 4: October 2007 | Issue 3: September 2007 | Issue 2: August 2007 | Issue 1: July 2007
Issue 5: November 2007
Gloss Guide for Gifting
Gloss has assembled a gift giving guide for those in need. Consider it our little gift to you.
A Green Christmas
Eco-friendly gifts to give.
POSH MOM
The perfect little clutch purse for the posh moms.
Holts for the Holidays
Treats from Holts and Aretha.
Issue 4: October 2007
Sweet little things
Functional art for the table.
Inhabit
Tick tock, it’s time for a new clock.
Nuit Nights
An interesting way to check out Toronto’s insomniac scene.
The Dating Game
Don’t meet on-line when you can meet face-to-face!
Issue 3: September 2007
Mirror, mirror
A Woodbridge store that appreciates fine art.
Light it up
The best place to find chandeliers in Vancouver.
"Awesomed"
Wonderful tricks and treats for the home, school, and office.
Sexy Glass
Vancouver-based design house Molo explores space and space-making.
Issue 2: August 2007
BITCHIN’ KITSCH
Meet Halifax’s “purveyor of cool shite.”
TORRE & TAGUS
Making spaces just a bit more stylish.
ARE YOU EXPERIENCED?
Wave goodbye for good to cookie cutter gift cards.
UMBRA UNDONE
Toronto’s newest bright pink building.
SOUNDS SEXY
Thought the gramophone was fixated to the days of yore? Not anymore.
FAST FALL FACELIFT
Stylish decorating tips for the cheap, broke, and crafty
ARMANI CASA IS MI CASA
Armani Casa’s seasonal home line gets “fall-i-fied” with strong, deep colours.
Issue 1: July 2007
fight for the megaphone
iPhone and Prada battle it out to be the best.
crystal clear
ROM’s crystal clear renovations are an architectural--albeit controversial-- masterpiece.
portobello picks
Vancouver’s fashion and art market is the perfect way to spend a summer Sunday.
industrial storm
Stylish pieces make Industrial Storm a staple for home decor.
kings + queens
How to furnish the abode while pulling off an “It’s not all from Ikea” look. pieces for the home
GLOSS makes some unbiased, third-party suggestions for interior accessorizing, sans sports memorabilia. |