Check out today’s Globe & Mail article where Sarah Richardson talks salvage – specifically, how she used salvaged architectural details (including our galvanized lights and wrought-iron sign bracket) to give her Creemore kitchen a vintage farmhouse look. She stresses the fact that not only is shopping vintage usually easier on the budget than going new or reproduction, but also that reproduction pieces are [...]
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The new season of Sarah’s House has just begun, and this time she’s bought a gorgeous farmhouse up in beautiful Creemore. We’re excited to see our hardware, lights, registers and more put to good use as Sarah Richardson and Tommy Smythe give the house a top-to-bottom makeover. When it’s all over we’ll do a roundup [...]
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In case you missed it, The Door Store was featured in the National Post’s article Sweet Salvage: Why recession-friendly relics are more popular than ever, by Rea McNamara – take a look!
Email us pictures of how you’ve incorporated architectural salvage into your space, either residential or commercial, for a chance to be featured on our blog! (info@thedoorstore.ca)
~Leila
Although this long weekend is the official kick-off to cottage season, fans of Sarah Richardson are already in cottage mode and have lots of ideas for revamping their home-away-from-home, thanks to her latest show, Sarah’s Cottage. In case you didn’t tune in or missed any of the shows, you can watch full episodes from HGTV Canada right here.
Sarah and co-host Tommy [...]
I woke up much earlier than usual this morning in order to attend a breakfast hosted by the Junior League to thank its showhouse suppliers (for more information on the Junior League Showhouse visit our earlier post). Thankfully the coffee was hot and the pastries were sweet, and I managed to visit 50 meticulously designed spaces and was done before [...]
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