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Quinoa is known to be one of the world’s most popular health foods. It is gluten-free, high in protein and one of the few…
Read MoreQuinoa is known to be one of the world’s most popular health foods. It is gluten-free, high in protein and one of the few…
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Read MoreTaylor Smyth Architects In collaboration with Cecconi Simone This new contemporary residence in the traditional Toronto neighbourhood of Forest Hill is an excellent example…
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Read MoreContinuing its history of working with global luxury retailers, Unique Store Fixtures, North America’s premier manufacturer of custom retail environments, has collaborated with Christian…
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Read MoreA unique boutique Hotel revision. The Saint George Hotel, Kimpton’s only hotel operating in Canada, is situated in the heart of Toronto’s Annex neighbourhood….
Read MoreAlways being on top of the wave of modern trends, interior designer duo Colin McAllister and Justin Ryan have nailed it again. This talented…
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Read MoreMany are likely familiar with the Quakers, a religious Christian group traditionally known for its passivism, plain dress, teetotalism, and belief in universal equality….
Read MoreWe all know with the current climate of COVID19 travel has been limited and altogether restricted at times. Yet taking a trip is one…
Read MoreVancouver-based designer Sahra Samnani approaches design with an eye for much, much more than aesthetics. Equally as important as the simple, clean lines of…
Read MoreBosch is rethinking driver safety and comfort, bringing one of the most overlooked interior components into the spotlight, the sun visor. The sun causes…
Read MoreJulia Jamrozik and Coryn Kempster are all about the unexpected. According to the Canadian designers, who have been collaborating since 2003, they seek to…
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Read MoreWith salons and spas slowly opening up around us… unfortunately most are still very cautious that the appropriate measures are being taken to keep…
Read MoreAlexander & Co., a team of architects, interior designers, and furniture makers, is one of our favourite firms operating Down Under. The Sydney-based firm…
Read MoreFounded in the early 20th century as one of Toronto’s first planned garden suburbs, Lawrence Park has, over a century later, become one of…
Read MoreThe nation is slowly re-opening—and just in time for summer. The combination of a long winter and a (seemingly) longer quarantine probably means that…
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Read MoreFour years ago, the editorial team of KHACHILIFE landed in Vancouver for a brief stay in the bustling seaport city—one that is known for…
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Read MoreThere have been plenty of vehicles, over the years, that have graced the silver screen as beacons of a technologically advanced future –– bastions…
Read MoreNewport Beach is one of those cities with a name that seems to drip wealth. The coastal haven, located in Orange County, California, boasts…
Read MoreIn 1879, a British photographer named Eadweard Muybridge conceived of a device that would project chronophotographic pictures in motion. By January of 1880, he…
Read MoreLocated on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River, the tiny village of Saint-Jean-Port-Joli is well known for its impressive number of artisans…
Read MoreYou know the drill. International travel remains at a standstill, and so once again we’re pouring a drink, relaxing in a comfy chair, and…
Read MoreWe appreciate a minimalist, streamlined interior. We love the serenity they offer, the space they provide for moving and thinking, the gentle relief they…
Read MoreMuch like tiny flowers that sprout between cracks in the asphalt or tuckamore trees that manage to grow on the most windswept coastal landscapes,…
Read MoreThe year 1970 marked a monumental shift in the travel industry. Bernard D. Sadow was travelling with his family in the Caribbean, attempting to…
Read MoreAround the World in 80 Days was originally published in 1872. In the classic novel, the protagonist takes a combination of trains and boats…
Read MoreThese long weeks at home have forced many of us to view our personal dwelling places in a new light. We have nothing but…
Read MoreWe have, as a society, something one might call an inscrutable curiosity about the homes of others. It’s an interest the entertainment industry has…
Read MoreIn 1975, French race car driver and auctioneer Hervé Poulain had an idea. What if the finest vehicles in the world, he thought, could…
Read MoreWontons are a satisfying staple at our house. They are yummy parcels of flavour for the taste buds, and although their size and delicacy…
Read MoreThe iconic curvature and ornamentation of the works of Antoni Gaudí are deeply embedded in Spain’s cultural identity. Seven of the Catalan architect’s projects…
Read MoreAttention, thrill seekers and speed junkies. Once self-isolation ends, are you ready to make your daily commute a little more interesting? Tearing down the…
Read MoreTwo weeks ago, we brought you an itinerary for a virtual luxury weekend adventure. From prestigious online tours to an interactive design-your-own Tesla experience…
Read MoreGentlemen, it’s likely been a while since you were able to sit in a barber’s chair and walk away feeling freshly groomed. And while…
Read MoreWe’ve been talking a lot about loneliness in its myriad forms this year. “Self-isolation” and “social distancing” are the directives of the day, and…
Read MoreIf social media is any indication, bread shortages and boredom seem to have absolutely everyone experimenting with homemade bread these days. If you’ve mastered…
Read MoreReaders, we’ll admit it: we love a beautiful staircase. This utilitarian element of a home or public space is prime opportunity for design ingenuity;…
Read MoreOver two thousand years have passed since the Rosetta Stone was inscribed on a piece of granodiorite; roughly one thousand years have passed since…
Read MoreEverything is closed. You’re working from home. Your spring vacation is cancelled. You’ve just about exhausted Netflix. You’ve attempted the fanciest sourdough recipes. And…
Read MoreSkincare and machine learning. How does that sound for a cutting-edge combo? For one Brooklyn-based company, dermatology has become one seriously high-tech pursuit. Atolla…
Read More“Environmental modernism.” Care to take a stab at the definition? It’s perhaps not as new a concept as you might think. [STRANG], for one…
Read MoreWe don’t know about you, but we’re itching for a vacation — even if that vacation must be, for obvious reasons these days, of…
Read MoreWith the COVID-19 outbreak drawing attention to the importance of hand washing, we’ve rounded up soaps designed to upgrade the cleansing experience. According to the Centers for Disease…
Read MoreThe coastline of Baja California Sur, a finger-like peninsula that stretches down the west coast of Mexico and separates the Gulf of California from…
Read MoreEver find yourself idling in gridlock, a string of traffic stretching long before you, vehicles boxing you in on either side, and think: If…
Read MorePalma, situated on the south coast of Mallorca in Spain’s Balearic Islands, is a coveted tourist destination. The balmy Mediterranean climate; the pale, sandy…
Read MoreAquamarine, the birthstone of March, has a rich colour and has long been a symbol of youth, health, and hope. Its mesmerizing hue ranges…
Read MoreWalking through the Historic District of Old Quebec City, it can be jarring to see pedestrians wearing Canada Goose jackets or checking their cell…
Read MoreThe Four Seasons Montreal has truly become an ideal haunt for lovers of fine design. Not long ago we were captivated by a soaring…
Read MoreIn 1898, a twenty-year-old Londoner named Maurice A. Rapport set about making his first timepiece. The acclaim he received for the finished product was…
Read MoreArtist Juliette Losq has an eye for juxtaposition. Her work explores the friction between the natural world and the human-made structures that overtake them—and…
Read MoreAh, the Charlevoix region. Perched on the St. Lawrence River on the southern fringes of Quebec, not far from the border of Maine, it’s…
Read MoreThe CBC (psst, for our readers outside of Canada: those initials stand for Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) has been killing it in the comedy department…
Read MoreHere in North America, we’re about to spring forward. While Daylight Savings Time goes into effect on Sunday and will mean longer light in…
Read MoreMaster designer Edward Sotto received a unique education. Born in Hollywood, he was mentored by the likes of production designers and Disney’s original artists….
Read MoreFebruary may be the shortest month of the year, but it also seems like the longest. And it doesn’t end today; 2020 being a…
Read MoreLocated on the San Francisco Peninsula, Portola Valley is a small town nestled between wooded hills. It sits astride the San Andreas Fault and…
Read MoreIn 1925, two engineers in Struer, Denmark were hard at work, reinventing the radio. Peter Bang and Svend Olufsen envisioned a set that would…
Read MoreThere are few names in the world of watchmaking that bear quite the same prestige as Patek Philippe. The Swiss luxury watch company, founded…
Read MoreWe’re combatting the February doldrums with some pure California eye candy. This month, we’re bringing you four projects by San Francisco-based Malcolm Davis Architecture….
Read MoreFebruary for us in North America is either about frigid weather or Valentine’s Day, so it seems fitting to cozy up and discuss the…
Read MoreBlame it on the bitter coldness of this Canadian winter, but we’re feeling absolutely smitten with the Northern California residences of Malcolm Davis Architecture….
Read MoreAruliden is an international design agency that prides itself on an “ability to think big while being small.” Founded by Rinat Aruh and Johan…
Read MoreAs 1999 drew to a close, an emerging artist who had been cutting his teeth in the Bristol underground scene was invited to southern…
Read MoreWhen it comes to luxurious, rustic-chic retreats, the township of Potton is becoming something of a hub. The southern Quebec region is dotted with…
Read MoreOur avid readers will know that we’ve been keeping a finger firmly on the pulse of electric vehicles lately, combing the industry for the…
Read MoreThe office of yh2 Architects is the sort of space a person walks into and immediately thinks, “I want to hire this firm.” The…
Read MoreEscapism is an art, one that Kudadoo Maldives Private Island Resort specializes in. The Maldives has quickly risen to become the travel destination of…
Read MoreIn the 1980s, when the first 3D printing machines emerged in all their primitive-yet-promising glory, it was hard to predict with accuracy just how…
Read MoreNew York-based firm BAAO Architects first caught our eye with its work on a classic brownstone in Crown Heights, transforming the interiors into a…
Read More2020 marks not just the start of a new year, but the dawn of a new decade. The ordinary conversations surrounding resolutions at the…
Read MoreAccording to Zero Waste Canada, a Vancouver-based advocacy group, an estimated 540,000 tonnes of waste are generated from gift-wrapping and shopping bags each holiday…
Read MoreLocated in northern India, the multicultural city of Lucknow has long been a hotbed of arts and culture. The region is also rich with…
Read MorePlenty of famous A-listers hail from north of the 49th parallel — Ryan Gosling, Justin Bieber, Rachel McAdams, Sandra Oh, Keanu Reeves, Seth Rogen,…
Read MoreThe World Architecture Festival, one of the world’s most prestigious events in the field, was founded in 2008 to celebrate architectural excellence around the…
Read MoreReaders, you know we love a good Samsung TV. In 2018, we were enamoured with the QLED, a television capable of blending in with…
Read MoreArching into the sky in the city of Essen is a curious architectural wonder. Zollverein Coal Mine Industrial Complex was established in the west…
Read MoreLocated in northwest Italy, Torino is a bustling city on the banks of the Po River, hemmed in by the Alps to the north…
Read MoreOxfords, brogues, derbies, loafers, sneakers. Readers, we love a well-made pair of men’s shoes, from the formal dress boots made from fine Italian leather…
Read MoreAtwater Market in Montreal, Canada is the crown jewel of the city’s historic Saint-Henri neighbourhood. This market hall, located a stone’s throw from the…
Read MoreIn 2012, Cyber Monday — the annual online shopping bonanza that takes place the day after American Thanksgiving — was followed by a new…
Read MoreQuebec City-based architecture firm Bourgeois/Lechasseur recently caught our attention for its work on a sophisticated eco retreat in the Petite-Rivière-Saint-François region. Nestled in lush…
Read MoreIts sleek, contemporary lines and commanding views over the Pacific Ocean have graced the pages of cutting-edge magazines and websites around the world, in…
Read MoreWhen it comes to the Dômes Charlevoix, “glamping” does not quite feel like the correct portmanteau. The marriage of the words “glamour” and “camping”…
Read MoreWe’re seeing plenty of innovation in the EV race these days, but perhaps no electric vehicle is challenging form quite like the Nobe 100GT….
Read MoreThere are few cooler neighbourhoods in Canada — indeed, in all of North America — than Gastown, Vancouver. The area has a rich history,…
Read MoreThe calendar is about to roll over to December, and while you’ve likely been hearing carols and spying seasonal holiday window displays for weeks…
Read MoreFounded in 1985, the Farmani Group is a leading organization with a mission of promoting, discovering, and celebrating achievements in the world of design….
Read MoreOur editorial team gets excited about a lot of cutting-edge tech devices here at KHACHILIFE, but we can’t say that one of the products…
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