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Jack Creasy Designs a Colourful Country Home With Equestrian Flair— Without The Kitsch
The 147-year-old Victorian farmhouse in Caledon, Ont., which is about an hour’s drive northwest of Toronto, is deep in horse country.

One of Montreal's Most Sought-after Restaurants Has a Debut Cookbook
A seat at wine bar and restaurant Mon Lapin, Montreal’s hottest dinner reservation, is one of the most coveted in the country.
Sourdough Chicken
Marinating chicken in active sourdough results in an extremely crispy-crunchy exterior that keeps the meat tender inside.
Kitchen-ade
Mon Lapin’s take on a homemade Gatorade to keep the staff hydrated during service. Swap in rhubarb or peach instead of melon.
Strozzapreti with Salt Cod and Zucchini
It wouldn’t be a Mon Lapin cookbook without recipes for a few heaping bowls of pasta, and this strozzapreti doesn’t disappoint.
Haricots Jaunes, BBQ Chanterelles and Blue Cheese
An umami-rich salad featuring smoked cider vinegar and beef fat–coated mushrooms. Share this dish at your next dinner party.
Pommes Domino
From Montreal restaurant Mon Lapin's cookbook, this elevated potato creation delivers showstopping results.
Duck Leg Like a Duck Breast, Plums and Peppers
For a fresh take on French cooking, try this duck recipe which blends two classic duck dishes: magret de canard and canard confit.

Benjamin Moore's 2027 Colour Of The Year is a Timeless Shade
Benjamin Moore's 2027 COTY Webster Green (HC-130) can easily layer into any aesthetic and breathe personality into a room.

Modern Muse! Gillian Segal Reimagines a West Vancouver Home in Cool, Calm Style
The third house tour in our series of H&H’s Designers of the Year shows the ease and relaxed style of a West Coast designer at the top of her game!

The Best of Ashley Montgomery, H&H’s 2026 Designer of the Year
A look at some of designer Ashley Montgomery's best work.

Bring a Modern, Mindful Touch to Your Home This Fall
Explore this month's collection of sustainable finds, from Canadian candles to eco-friendly fireplaces and more.








