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Our Favorite Canadian Artisans From The 2022 Winter One Of A Kind Show

By Chelsea Dolan On

If you’re on the hunt for new and innovative housewares, you may want to pay a visit to one of the many artisan booths at the One Of A Kind show this weekend.

From handcrafted ceramics to handblown-glass light fixtures, here are some of the Canadian-owned businesses that caught our eye.

Boutiverre

Made using traditional handblown-glass techniques, Boutiverre, a Quebec atelier that operates out of Lac Brome, designs custom recycled lighting fixtures and table objects like soap pumps and vases.

  • Photographer Courtesy of Boutiverre

Hoya Atelier

Elevate your houseplants and morning coffee with handmade ceramics from Quebec brand Hoya Atelier. The city- and river-inspired collection features a mix of carefully crafted planters and mugs.

  • Photographer Courtesy of Hoya Atelier

Marigold Interiors

Carefully constructed from textiles sourced around the world, the Toronto artisan designs handmade pillow cases with intricate prints and woven textures.

  • Photographer Heidi Cigljarev

Celina K Studio

Bring sculptural appeal to your coffee or dining table with a classic piece from Celina K Studio. The Toronto ceramicist takes inspiration from nature and uses a signature black and white color palette for a sophisticated, timeless look.

  • Photographer Courtesy of Celina K Studio

Mimi La Rouleuse

From abstract wall art to bubble-style coasters, you won’t be disappointed by this creator’s diverse selection of one-of-a-kind design finds.

  • Photographer Andreea Iancu

YFL Fine Art & Home Decor

From terrazzo jewelry holders to watercolor art prints, this female-founded business based out of Kleinberg, Ont. offers functional art and housewares that are built to last.

  • Photographer Courtesy of YFL Fine Art & Home Decor

Sadie & June

Sadie & June creates hand-embroidered maps that are perfect for travel lovers. With over 1,000 locations and custom maps available, a red heart can be stitched over a place you want to commemorate or be reminded of.

  • Photographer Amy Zambonin
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  • Photographer Feature image courtesy Celina K Studio